I'm unclear as to why this is dystopian (unless transaction fees skyrocket to compensate for the successive loss of block reward every 4 years). If bitcoin value skyrockets, wouldn't the transaction fees

S/F Model Provides a Plausible Reason for Coming Acceleration I wrote in the prior post: Tangentially, @infofront who originally on BCTalk had referred us to the chart that is the focus of this blog, today

Peter R. Rizun, Chief Scientist at Bitcoin Unlimited, is receiving significant publicity (c.f. also) for identifying the flaw in Lightning Networks (LN) that it will be unable to securely process transactions

Rise of Hard Money is a Harbinger of Misery   Bitcoin’s coming rise to $1 million within 4 years and gold’s renewed rise, are a harbinger of an imminent, crippling stagflationary, economic collapse.

This reply post is a continuation of the prior post. §Timing… I wrote in prior post: Reasons to think this current rise in May won’t go all the way to $78k: The long/short position had already rebalanced

FinCEN released comprehensive guidance and DApps are money transmitters! Here’s an attorney’s remarks. But a blockchain is essentially a DApp for transmitting money. So this means Bitcoin is a money

This post is a continuation of the prior post which this post replies to. Selected commentary from the Internet @keystroke wrote: I'm surprised no one around here is talking about PlanB's Medium article

This post is a continuation of the prior post which this post replies to, because otherwise the said prior post would have exceeded Steem’s annoying 16KB post size limit. Tangentially, I forgot to mention

Are you reading my protonmail messages? Best to ping me there on protonmail, as I have not been checking Steemit very often lately.

New research vindicates my analysis of the vulnerabilities of Monero Research has proven my blog to be correct. Page 11 even mentions “chain reactions on the CryptoNote protocol [8]”, where [8] is the

Here’s my update to the “Most Important Bitcoin Chart Ever”. Remember I’m the guy who was perma-banned from BCTalk for “multiple posting” my emphatic suggestion to buy LTC under $6. And then within a year

I wrote on Quora: Can you blame the Millennials for fighting back when the federal govt spends 7X more on old people than on the youth and Bill Clinton signed a law to make it illegal to discharge student

RChain and Rholang […] the 3+ years of Ethereum’s attempts to scale such as for example in the (now deprecated?) Casper/Slasher proposal […] Let’s not forget that mathematician and former Microsoft researcher

I wrote on Quora: When he was playing sports in school, I was learning how to build computers. I did both. For example, I read a book on the internal design of microprocessors in 1978 at age 13 while I

I replied on Quora: I think it would be impossible to capture all of my perspective in such a short quip as the one you’re replying to. Thanks for sharing your perspective. It’s interesting to read a female’s

Polkadot This is more of the (“power rangers”-ilk, c.f. also) Ethereum-esque, recycled, repackaged dog shit flawed design concepts, served up on a silver platter of technobabble to fool the gullible neophyte

I achieved a few hours of frequently interrupted sleep. Extremely hungry even though I ate 4 eggs, red rice, and some raw veggies just a few hours earlier before laying down. The disseminated pain is slightly

Place the Ξ where most people would expect an E. Indeed, that is what I have been thinking when and since I wrote: it was used previously to Ethereum by R Λ Z Ξ R ∎ I prefer this to the last comment about

Please (you and @johnnyflynn) email me (shelbymoore3 at protonmail dot dom) a permanent way to contact you in the future, so I can reward both of you in the future for your feedback during the naming process.

Seems Uncommons is best fit to blogging (and perhaps discussion forums) but it’s too general (or abstract) for conveying a decentralized Wikipedia. Instead seems that Infotree is better for a multifurcated