/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49687687
Right, these people are fucking moronic.

he lost it in the second asic war

classic anthony vaysolich

let's hunt down the Chinese ASICs!

Imagine how many leveraged 10x longs got absolutely JUSTED

latest pajeet scam

>>9721781
BASED TONE VAYS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR ANY ILLEGAL CHINESE ASICS

>>9661397
As someone who constantly travels the world and always has to set up new banking arrangements in new places of residence, the way this works is exactly how the classical banking system works. Oh you've arrived here, now you need to find yourself a bank which will impose all financial regulations and snooping on your finances and act as a locus of control by the state for your official affairs with the state.
Small oligopoly of massive lightning hubs that dominate by the design of the system imposing the exact same system as a single unified global financial entity is so obvious it's amazing coreons fail to see it. They LARP revolutionaries while acting as the vanguard of neoliberalism and crony capitalism in an explicitly ancap space that will have none of their bullshit, and then scream they're being attacked.

>>9659636

Implement the original scaling plan from the very beginning which gave good technical benchmarks for visa scale transaction processing back in 2008, allow organic limits to be reached, and allow the economic incentive from fees at that level to encourage the development of second layer solutions, which will be accessories to the first layer rather than essentially the first layer by volume itself. Aim for the 100T global cash and payments market, get so entrenched in the economic systems it would be a political third rail for any traditional entities to even think about banning it, and it remains decentralised enough that even if they do it still works regardless of the bans.

>"Gab a blade and help me decentralize the world!"

What do you say to Mr. Tone Vays?

PAY THE TOLL

>>9628490
I'll be up in the hills scouting for Chinese ASICs.

>"I need you to scout the hills for Chinese ASICs, grab a blade and get to work."

what do?

Excellent arguments comrade, care to join me on my nightly sweep for any ASICs?

>>9613606
You're clearly incapable of understanding even the simplest economic analysis like cost benefit of mining a given chain, so I'm just going to leave you with pic related as a tribute to your retarded fanaticism. One day I hope you look back and realise just how much of a complete fucking idiot you were and how easily tricked you were. Until then you'll be just an idiot pawn like this douchebag.

>>9589102
And to emphasize this point, I just did the math on exactly how much it would cost to launch this attack simply by buying the hashrate on nicehash at the market rate for equihash right now to get *60 fucking percent* of the entire BTG hashrate.
68k USD per day.

>>9574966
They actually mine with half nodes, not full nodes like the noble oathkeepers who are eternally tasked with vigilantly defending the approved blockstream.

this man won't stop until all altCONs are dead!

Who else thinks we will hit 1k BTC before the end of the year?

>>9539712
MUH-CONSENSUS

APOLOGIZE

>"Are you ready to cut down the wild ASICs that have grown for too long?"

wat do?

He's out there, way way out there, protecting the network.