RE: RE: HiveSigner, Hive Keychain, HiveAuth or Enter Your Key On A Site??? (later entry: PeakLock - see update inside about that oversight)
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RE: HiveSigner, Hive Keychain, HiveAuth or Enter Your Key On A Site??? (later entry: PeakLock - see update inside about that oversight)

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Wait, keep betting on me, I just had an idea.

Let me say it outloud and copyright the ffuckk out of it right now.

A human team would have a hard time doing this. But you know what could manage this bridge, code itself as the mother of all giant smart contracts to solve this, even creating its own crypto to be the bridge token liquidity pool that runs itself in a market it literally also generates all by itself, mines by itself, whatever, and would be feeless in the middle between everything, so that the only fees would be the ones the branched out various blockchains already had, so like using hive to BTC, you pay only whatever BTC needs to deliver it, but Hive adds nothing, ETH to BTC, it can do it directly but you're gonna have gas and lightening fees or whatever. It can do that math, middle man the liquidity and no human can "break it"

An AI could do that. That's what could do that.

Hey CoinGPT: I need to send 5 Hive from my wallet "SirCork" to my Eth using friend Ethel.

Ok SirCork,let me help you with that. I can do that for 5.3 hive, and bundle Ethel's Eth delivery with my next scheduled Bulk Eth exchange for lower gas fees in 20 minutes. Your share of that gas is the .3 on that bundle drop of people's transactions. Would you like me to send your phone a notification when the Ethel's wallet shows the receipt of your payment?

Yes please, thanks CoinGPT

So, um, let me just say right now, that was MY idea!

I wonder if I am really first to see something so obvious.

@sircork: Wait, keep betting | Ecency