@RyanRodenbaugh@CoinDesk@LiquidFi_Inc I don’t. Their website stays up to date with loan UPB tokenized, p&i payments recorded, etc.
I’ll check with them to see if they have Dune or anything else you can keep up with.
Here comes the Harvard professors shilling 3% inflation.
"A higher target inflation rate has costs, especially the time and attention people spend trying to account for how much their current dollars will be worth in a year or 10. But a higher target also has the benefit of helping cushion the economy against severe recessions."
It takes a tenured professor to think the main problem with inflation is trying to calculate how much your money's worth in 10 years 🤪
@jkosseff@prestonjbyrne 1. Gone away
2. Defy you
3. Kids aren’t alright
4. Gotta get away
5. hammerhead
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Yet those benefits aren't always clear cut.
A University of Chicago study found “no change in overall per capita income” from gambling legalization in the cases it studied.
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This is by design. Govt wants crypto activity happening at its vassal banks. This way they can conduct surveillance and enforcement thru a very compliant adjunct.
Systemically important banks are picking up more crypto business as they see the growth trajectory of the industry. The failure of their smaller peers represents a moment of opportunity for them to grow their own business lines. https://t.co/99Iaj0JBiD
Germany wants to force its power-hungry data centers to harness excess heat for warming residential homes — an effort which the industry warns is likely to fall flat https://t.co/kfRKFdZmsq
High-resolution satellite data pinpoints a methane cloud in Jordan that @ghgsat attributes to the waste sector.
This image is part of an exclusive series of observations being published during the COP27 climate talks.
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@benedictevans $31T in debt, price controls on money, capital controls on money movement, transaction censorship from on high, FDIC-born moral hazard.
Systemic loss of trust incoming. Sit tight.