Uruguay: e-Peso (2017) — another CBDC trial
Another CBDC trial that I didn’t cover already. This will be in Libra Shrugged.
Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
Another CBDC trial that I didn’t cover already. This will be in Libra Shrugged.
Pass this one to your favourite beleaguered bureaucrat — the secret takeaway is that Site Reliability Engineering is a whole new vocabulary for systematised backside-covering in the face of adversity.
The preorder price is £4.99 or $6.99. When it goes live, that’ll go up to £5.99 or $7.99. So get in early.
I’ve been working on the blurb for the book. Ideas welcomed. Yes, it’s now called “Libra Shrugged.”
“I’m going to put a lot of money into three card monte. Everyone I watch who plays it wins: it’s a sure bet.”
Already getting great feedback — mostly where I haven’t explained what the heck I’m talking about, or have accidentally traveled in time. These things happen.
Who technically backs the e-money on your phone is much less interesting than what you can do with it.
If Facebook’s Libra project ever has a real-world result, it’ll be China’s DC/EP.
Don’t try to back your payment system with a bank that your users don’t trust with their money.
HOW TO DESTROY ETHEREUM: use it for something. This cripples it every time.