Ah well there are many clues but certainly no guarantees. But it always makes perfect sense in retrospect. Luckily even if you're wrong half the time you still break even.

According to the MA(100) momentum hasn't slowed down at all. It's at all time highs and climbing quickly. A solid downtrend at this point isn't just more crab, but rather the start of a bear market. I'm

I'm surprised I'm expected to provide evidence that bankers make money when they print money out of thin air.

They certainly don't survive if their assets are also being devalued along with the currency. But this brings up more topics to discuss. Like do bankers care if their bank goes bankrupt if they can still

Main point is to distinguish the difference between central and retail banks. Central banks don't even print money; they print reserves. Retail banks print all the money in circulation. And then the reserves

Is it though? It's funny because if you ask the internets all the governments with full control of the central banks... they are hands down the worst ones with the worst reputations and history. Seems

I have to walk by an apartment with a doorbell camera just to leave or enter my apartment and I've considered destroying it on multiple occasions.

The IRS has been chasing, demanding, and harassing Coinbase for its users’ transactional information for over a year. Coinbase has been receiving a John Doe summons dating back to December 8th, 2016, with

14000 customers... so like less than 1% of their accounts? Clearly they were targeting very specific accounts. which ones?

everything is conditional so it would be dumb to commit to that without looking at what happened there's a lot more information the market can give us this is just the pre-plan

downvoted for aggrandizement

Pretty good advice sometimes you need a reset.

The purpose of this operation is to enable someone to send money contingently to another individual. The funds leave the from account and go into a temporary balance where they are held until from releases

A lot of the functionality can be done with multisignature Hive accounts. Ned/Steemit added Escrow contracts to the chain in a hardfork long past. Nobody uses them but it seems like we should be using

Quickly looked this up and I can't believe that it never comes up when people talk about transactions censorship even though it's just an important detail. I agree I think the issue is very hard to explain

That, is interesting. Could you make my research on that easier by explaining a bit on why that happens? Let's say 99 out of 100 block producers (miners) are actively censoring your transactions with a

lot's of time, energy, and also a lot of risk the thing you build could end up being completely worthless not cool!

Should validators be able to reject transactions? I think a better question is this: Can you prove a validator received a transaction? The short answer: 'no'. And if you could then you would not need a

Pegging debt to BTC is exactly how ThorChain went bankrupt a couple months ago. This is why the value of debt always needs to trend downward or the entire system breaks.