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blog.dshr.org
Jemima Kelly writes No, bitcoin is not "the ninth-most-valuable asset in the world" and its a must-read. Below the fold, some commentary. |
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www.schneier.com
[AI summary] The conversation revolves around the critique of blockchain technology, particularly Bitcoin, and its implications. It discusses the inefficiencies of Bitcoin's network, such as high fees and the lack of widespread adoption. There are mentions of alternatives like Ethereum and other projects like Ceptr and IOTA that aim to address these issues. The discussion also touches on the social and political aspects, such as the use of Bitcoin in unstable regions and the elitism of the blockchain space. There's a debate on whether blockchain is on the right track despite criticism and the role of the status quo in opposing it. |
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www.mrmoneymustache.com
Well, shit. Ive been watching this situation for a few years, and assuming it would just blow over so we wouldnt have to talk about it here in this place |
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soberlook.com
The Citi Economic Surprise index was fairly accurate in pointing to a US slowdown in the first half of 2012. One therefore should not dism... |
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