Augur’s big problem is not the assassination markets — it’s being a bucket shop
Assassination markets on Augur are in the news lately — but I think their practical problem’s going to be the SEC and CFTC — who really don’t like bucket shops.
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
Assassination markets on Augur are in the news lately — but I think their practical problem’s going to be the SEC and CFTC — who really don’t like bucket shops.
Brock Pierce getting yelled at is quality television.
eMusic’s plan: 1. Collect a large pile of money. 2. Write an all-new music platform that does everything! 3. Pay people in eMusic magic beans. This has a number of flaws.
And there’s a Wikipedia article on the Kodak KashMiner.
The text of of my article “Approach Blockchain with Caution,” from last week’s City A.M.
I posted about the KashMiner that never was, five days before the BBC.
CRYPTO STANDS FOR CRYPTOSPORIDIUM.
“Thank you for your inquiry. We did not make an announcement, the KashMiner is not a Kodak licensed product.”
Today’s post is in this morning’s City A.M. — with Scared Business Guy versus BlockBot.
Hughes’ report is full of exciting ideas — but only the excitement, and not the necessary substance.