Cryptocurrencies Were Never Good for Anybody But the Rich
Bitcoin started as a populist alternative to government money—or was it just the rich getting richer all along? Continue reading Cryptocurrencies Were Never Good for Anybody But the Rich
Category Archives: CryptoEconomics
The Phenom
Of so-called smart-contract honeypots…
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“Hardly a week passes without large scale hacks in the crypto world. It’s not just centralised exchanges that are targets of attackers. Successful hacks such as the DAO, Parity1 a… Continue reading The Phenom
Cryptocurrencies: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
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Cryptocurrency Versus Rationale Thought
Easily the most rationale piece on Cryptocurrency yet, in what may become the de riguer Ridiculous Mantra of Cryptocurrency, Paul Ford, holds forth on the reality of coinage, as it were. Today’s Must Read.
“That all of this adds up to money is ridicu… Continue reading Cryptocurrency Versus Rationale Thought
Sewage Plant Cranking Out… Crypto Coins
via the inimitable Iain Thomson, writing at El Reg, comes a tale of Stench and Coin. Today’s Cryptocurrency Must Read.
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Sewage Plant Cranking Out… Crypto Coins
via the inimitable Iain Thomson, writing at El Reg, comes a tale of Stench and Coin. Today’s Cryptocurrency Must Read.
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CryptoEconomics Security Conference 2017, Jordan Earls’ ‘Economics of Fees and Gas’
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