Tokenization is an answer to many problems. You can wrap all sorts of market operations inside a token which would otherwise be tax events.

Exactly right. I've tried to talk about these things with friends and acquaintances of mine still on Web 2.0 platforms. These people don't care. I see them as sheep on their way to a slaughterhouse. The

I think it's a race now, too, in the sense that front running others makes a difference. Look at Khal's comments for details.

Well, you're still incentivised to provide liquidity, but you're not in a rush to do that. The geyser will keep providing rewards for you constantly, (hopefully) for years to come. I've understood that

Every court needs a jester.

You only have to pay for your RCs once when you purchase your HP. They replenish for free forever when you've paid for your HP.

LOL Thanks for this post. Enjoyed as always!

Very good point. There's currently plenty of empty space in the blocks. Each contains about 20-40 transactions only and a similar amount of virtual operations on top of that. A small percentage of 64

HIVE is the governance token of Hive. A successful Tribe will want to also buy some Hive Power to have a say in base layer affairs just to make sure their own community is secure.

All the Splinterlands transactions are just text stored to the chain. A Hive node does nothing else about them but store them. Why is everyone suddenly so damn worried about "blockchain bloat now"?

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Thanks!

That's very important information! May I quote that whole comment in a similar context to inform people who often post with the leofinance tag but not through leofinance.io?

What I've heard about is tools to create wrapped tokens on Ethereum without needing to code a single line. What else is there coming out?

There is little to add to this. Some of the developers are making it easier for the other tribes to copy LeoFinance's success by creating reusable components of the software that powers LeoFinance.

The quality of discussions depends on the Facebook group.

Yep.

Research papers have been put out on potential methods to use a public blockchain for voting while preserving privacy and ensuring that only eligible voters vote: Zero-knowledge proofs are at the core

Tesla's lack of profits is by design. That way, it avoids having to pay taxes and has more money to expand, which is Tesla's #1 goal at the moment. The company aims for a total disruption of the auto industry.

The idea of real estate being any kind of a safe haven is misguided. It won't be. As virtual and augmented reality tech becomes more advanced, it will matter less where one physically is, marginally speaking.