@Jiujiujiuepab respect for tracking the drawdowns too, not just the wins, thats the part most people hide. 100k to 300k in ~127 trading days is a fast start though, curious if the plan is to keep that pace or shift to something slower/safer once the account gets bigger
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@StorRce "寸草不生" is the perfect way to put it, institutions used to at least provide a floor, now they're just farming both sides of every move. retail's not investing anymore, they're liquidity for someone else's exit
@allen5951 the "Fed's about to hike" psyop working exactly as intended lol, shake out weak hands right before the move. Citadel didn't need insider info here, just needed everyone else to panic first
@Raq_PQC the independent thinking point really hits, crypto's full of people who got scammed first and then turned around to scam others. quantum-resistant is genuinely one of the few narratives serious people are still actually watching
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1/ a war is brewing in bitcoin over whether arbitrary data, images and text with no monetary use, belongs on the chain
analysis by @JordanV4le
2/ it traces back to @ercwl and @udiWertheimer productizing spare block space with taproot wizards. anyone could inscribe their magic internet jpegs onto bitcoin forever
3/ the opposition now rides under one banner: bitcoin knots. this is @LukeDashjr country, the hardest monetary maximalist and anti shitcoiner around
4/ the knots case: arbitrary data burns bitcoin's resources. the code should serve $BTC as money and nothing else
5/ their nightmare: an attacker floods blocks with illegal data, every node downloads it, and running a node turns you into a felon. a censorship attack in a costume
6/ so knots wants to censor transaction types to keep node operators safe. core wants neutral software that stays silent about what the market writes into its utxos
7/ core is the default bitcoin today. its line: keep morality and policy apart, relay whatever pays the fee
8/ bitcoin is for bitcoins, always has been, always will
9/ @ethereum took the opposite road on the same problem. it built focil, fork choice enforced inclusion lists
10/ the trigger: ofac sanctioned tornado cash, and parts of the ethereum stack began censoring those transactions. focil exists to break that
11/ each slot, a validator committee scans the mempool and publishes inclusion lists. the next proposer orders the block how it wants but must carry those transactions
12/ attesters only vote for blocks that satisfy the lists. miss them and the block gets no votes, no builds, no reward
13/ knots censors to protect node operators. ethereum forces every node to download all fee paying data instead. include or die
14/ does it matter yet. both chains have carried arbitrary data since their genesis blocks, so maybe the vector stays theoretical. you decide
@MelonPodcasts the cold-start problem is the real bottleneck here, five markets carrying most of the volume tells u exactly why permissionless deployment alone doesnt solve liquidity, u still need someone to bootstrap it before demand shows u
@MelonPodcasts@growthepie_eth the lighter comparison is what stands out, going from 45k to a potential 350k tps just from an 8x blob capacity bump is the kind of exponential math that doesnt get enough attention outside these threads