That is why China is wise not dial up the border disputes with India in the Himalayas.

India is not the source of oil for China. Chinese oil imports are routed near Indian waters.

When the mining rewards are gone, the miners will still be receiving transaction fees. Whoever mines a block gets the transaction fees from the transactions in the block.

Commercial papers are perfectly fine as collateral:

There is no evidence for any of this.

Thorchain is definitely a step forward in this.

DAI is not centralized.

Sending 10 million dollars to Cuba may take years - behind bars. LOL What you're saying is true. Bitcoin has undeniable utility but that utility is available to anyone regardless of whether they hold bitcoins

Why is Bitcoin becoming the most widely desired commodity? What is the utility of Bitcoin according to the Regression Theorem? Precious metals have ornamental utility for displaying status conveniently.

The DeFi space is getting saturated with all manner of crap tokens. It's hard to stand out and there's only a limited amount of money people are willing to throw at these things. It seems that most

LOL What 100-year-old insurance company will be the first of its kind to invest heavily in this?

I don't think it's a bad thing to take some profit when there's this kind of greed among market participants. As you say, calling the top is difficult. It's probably not a good idea to sell everything

To be honest, I find engaging in DeFi to be much more trouble than it's worth.

Exactly. Those who run the world need the bottom feeders who can't control their urges.

Sounds great. A new sink for HIVE and HE tokens.

What use cases does the VFT token have?

There was a project called Utopian on Steem many years ago that was created exactly for that purpose.

Your work is greatly appreciated!

I want to give the government as little as possible, which is why I have developed diamond fists in the past few years. I only sell buy near the cycle bottoms and just HODL until I figure the top is in.

Isn't Sweden supposed to be the promised land of electronic payments?