David Marcus responds to nations’ concerns about Facebook’s Libra — with shallow platitudes
What are some of the ways things could go bad if Libra gets huge — even given Marcus’ responses?
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
What are some of the ways things could go bad if Libra gets huge — even given Marcus’ responses?
One for crypto fans, but surprisingly good for a Kindle Unlimited quickie.
Burniske and Tatar published this book in the throes of a manic asset bubble, explicitly encouraging naive retail investors — retirees — to throw their savings into the bubble. Let’s see how it’s aged.
When you take dumb ideas, but you put some serious real-world power behind them … they’re still dumb ideas.
FINMA published their guidance on stablecoins today — answering a request from Libra, but covering the stablecoin area more broadly.
I asked some crypto contacts what questions normal people have been asking them about Facebook’s whacky crypto-Bitcoiny thing — and any questions they had themselves.
Ethereum is the World Computer! As long as you don’t try to use it for any sort of real application.
“Dr. Wright’s story not only was not supported by other evidence in the record, it defies common sense and real-life experience.”
BITCOIN IS IMMUNE TO GOVERNMENT CONFISCATION! Except if you’re in real life.
“Respondents’ contention that this proceeding should be dismissed because Petitioner failed to properly serve the April 24 Order is meritless.” This correctly translates as “don’t waste my time.”