You can create a smart contract that wraps it like ren-BCH and then deposit it in a liquidity pool with whatever you want to pair it with.
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If anyone is curious about all the Ethereum / DeFi hype and would actually like to know what's going on from someone who came from the world of Bitcoin, hmu in my twitter DMs and I'll happily chat.
defi crashed and you're back trolling big blockers!
never mind YFI is back up I have to go, any idea how curve works?
If BSV goes over $2,000 in the next 2 months I will give everyone that retweets / branches this $1,000
I can only speak for myself but I prefer to read messages from people I know over people who demonstrate wasted energy or that handicap themselves in some manner.
past performance; a trusted third party; evidence of competencies in same or adjacent domain.
This is the best article I've read in a while
/pay @11641 $5
https://coronacircus.com/2020/07/14/there-is-only-consciousness/
was writing about doing something efficiently and smartly but needing too many characters so screenshotting it and then twetching it a deliberate ironic joke or what?
Yep done that. One-stop-shops are the future.
Realistically I just have to give away content for free and hope for tips. It’s electronic busking. If I could put article-length content behind a paywall on twetch that would be great.
inside of what though? Bitcoin is not a business you can be inside of.
Daniel’s joking “it’s all over” posts have been a consistently good buy signal.
I used to think that BSV was a good idea but now I have realized that acknowledging any kind of indebtedness to Craig Wright is so horrible that nobody will ever want to buy it no matter how beneficial it is.
“the highest aim is to increase nuance”
This is another patent falsehood.
There is no ranking of aims. No one is in charge. No aim is higher or lower than any other aim.
No aim is higher or lower than any other aim. No one is in charge, ranking aims.
If your want is to indulge then indulging is success.
Getting paid to do something you don’t really want to do is akin to being a prostitute.
Ideologies whose adherents have more children will win in the long term.
The term “key” in cryptography is merely a metaphor.
Ownership of cars is recorded on a central register controlled by your government. Thus if compared with money, your vehicle is always in the bank.
A reminder that you don’t need to believe Craig Wright is Satoshi in order to spend or hold Bitcoin SV.
Just checking, but you Libertarians and Anarchists believe it’s natural for everyone to act in their own self-interest but you get enraged when politicians and federal reserve board members do exactly that?
I’d genuinely appreciate an explanation.
My pursuit on the topic has been motivated out of a suspicion that much of my troubles in life have been around things that are not actually there.
Thus realising they‘re merely arbitrary concepts means I can float past them without fear of any real harm.
Yes I’d agree with that. The ”form” thing you discuss may be a third category of sorts.
“Conceptual” is an apt synonym for what I thought of as abstract.
An interesting read.
I understand abstract things to be things that can change when a new story is applied.
Thus a spring’s atoms’ relative relation is not abstract, it’s objective.
But a nation is not objective, as a different story changes it.
Economic inequality is a prerequisite for and an outcome of human freedom.
Operating on a premise of universalizability = the investment philosophy in BTC is immoral, in that if everyone is buying merely to sell later to a higher bidder, the world eventually runs out of higher bidders, thus the practice cannot be universalized.
Let's make sure everyone is acting on universalizable maxims. $osg