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It would be great for ensuring artists get paid royalties for their music. Every time a song is played in a commercial the musicians are supposed to get paid, but they don’t always do so that’s why we have organizations like BMI and ASCAP. Track lists could be encoded into episode metadata or even generated automatically by a Shazam like service that scans every episode for song matches (the songs would have to be registered in a library which is already standard for song licensing). I think this could remove a lot of middlemen and corruption from the music industry. Thoughts?

>US government saved crypto

what timeline is this

>swampgermans thought that they'd go basically untaxed

Reality is a bit different eh lads

>I pick good coins and ignore the market for a while because it's the most stressful thing in human fucking history and makes stock market day trading look like a vacation

>>6076712
What if that was his intent all along

Will the ethereum network being a slow piece of shit that gets DDoS'd by kittens affect FUN

i bought 1M lumen yesterday

>>5374404
Huh... I didn't even notice this article was from 2013. But if these were all of the things you could spend btc on back in 2013, how many more things can you spend it on now?

>>5302894
If there's no personal info or even and identity attached to my current gains and wallets, can they even tax me through coin conversions, or is it only on centralized exchanges that require verification?

>>5286945
Wait, it's StrongHands(SHND). Anyone know how to get the wallet to sync or where to get a wallet that works?

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stronghands/

Are 7970s good for anything

Probably