The idea of crypto has gone mainstream
Twitter does not have any space for empty conversations. The most important topics only, you need just to choose which one to support!
> @blockchain\_soc talks about the paradox of smart contracts:
'The paradox of #smartcontracts: their most important characteristics (impersonal, rigid, self-enforcing, immutable) are in stark contrast with the expectations of flexibility, adaptability, upgrade-ability of the hyper-innovative #blockchain environment they must exist in.'
– @blockchain\_soc
> @_Kevin\_Pham is indignant: Congressman Bob Goodlatte has disclosed in his annual report that he holds Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Bitcoin Cash.
> @CaitlinLong_ 9h9: ‘Fractional-reserve #bitcoin suppresses #BTC's price. It offsets BTC's real-world scarcity by creating unbacked claims to BTC (ie, more paper claims to BTC than there are real BTC), causing BTC's price to drop, all else equal. We have entered the era of fractional-reserve bitcoin.’
> @JamesGRickards states:
'How does VISA processing time compare to Bitcoin? Well, Bitcoin does 3.3 transactions per second while VISA does 3,526. So, VISA is over 1,000 times faster. So much for Bitcoin as the 'future' of money.'
– @JamesGRickards
> Really insightful interview of @blockchain President and legal eagle @msantoriESQ — nice work @rhhackett and @jeffjohnroberts. Watch it here.
> Yesterday @elonmusk published a very strange tweet. And it was not a joke. The billionaire is actually going to buy Tesla from the stock exchange if the company's shares rise in price to $ 420. And all in order not to distract employees from the work process due to jumping stock prices. As a result, yesterday the company's quotes jumped from $ 340 to $ 380 — by 11%. Crypto enthusiasts did not stay away and immediately began to parody the tweet.
https://finrazor.com/news/the-idea-of-crypto-has-gone-mainstream
Twitter does not have any space for empty conversations. The most important topics only, you need just to choose which one to support!
> @blockchain\_soc talks about the paradox of smart contracts:
'The paradox of #smartcontracts: their most important characteristics (impersonal, rigid, self-enforcing, immutable) are in stark contrast with the expectations of flexibility, adaptability, upgrade-ability of the hyper-innovative #blockchain environment they must exist in.'
– @blockchain\_soc
> @_Kevin\_Pham is indignant: Congressman Bob Goodlatte has disclosed in his annual report that he holds Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Bitcoin Cash.
> @CaitlinLong_ 9h9: ‘Fractional-reserve #bitcoin suppresses #BTC's price. It offsets BTC's real-world scarcity by creating unbacked claims to BTC (ie, more paper claims to BTC than there are real BTC), causing BTC's price to drop, all else equal. We have entered the era of fractional-reserve bitcoin.’
> @JamesGRickards states:
'How does VISA processing time compare to Bitcoin? Well, Bitcoin does 3.3 transactions per second while VISA does 3,526. So, VISA is over 1,000 times faster. So much for Bitcoin as the 'future' of money.'
– @JamesGRickards
> Really insightful interview of @blockchain President and legal eagle @msantoriESQ — nice work @rhhackett and @jeffjohnroberts. Watch it here.
> Yesterday @elonmusk published a very strange tweet. And it was not a joke. The billionaire is actually going to buy Tesla from the stock exchange if the company's shares rise in price to $ 420. And all in order not to distract employees from the work process due to jumping stock prices. As a result, yesterday the company's quotes jumped from $ 340 to $ 380 — by 11%. Crypto enthusiasts did not stay away and immediately began to parody the tweet.
https://finrazor.com/news/the-idea-of-crypto-has-gone-mainstream