Like, I can store this data on a server in a yaml file and that would be different. But it wouldn't improve anything. Taking an action and using a technology are not improvements in and of themselves.
Seems like you could get away with a centralized signing mechanism - am I missing something?
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohammad-Chowdhury-14/p...
Probably just money-laundering through crypto tokens.
My guess is that he’s not quite dumb enough to take that capability away from himself.
I predict an article detailing all the technical/security flaws about a week after the implementation details are public.
And they are going to poker face it.
You can put anything "on a blockchain" but the cases in which that does anything useful versus any of several simpler and cheaper solutions are fairly narrow.
It aims “to start trading in early September” [1].
[1] https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/american-bitcoin-...
It's not clear where (and maybe not easily accessible) to get these numbers at -exactly- the moment they release.
Nb announced revisions aren't a problem at all, and not one that "blockchain" prevents anyway (you can publish new stuff on a blockchain, no problem)
And either way, what does the blockchain offer if the government comes out and says that some previously published numbers were incorrect, and they publish new ones? You'll have two competing versions of the same data, with one considered obsolete because the government says so.
And none of this matters if they're altering the data before publishing.
*data is for 'entertainment' purposes only - Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual data is entirely coincidental.
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5432523-trump-fi...
This is all publicly available to everyone at the exact same time. How do you think the market is moving in response, if this info is not available?
It seems similar to people who harvest the URL of a product before launch, so they don't have to wait for the slow website.
I can get the number on the internet within a fraction of a second. Back when bots were allowed on twitter I could get it faster than bloomberg.
I am getting strong "tech bros invent the bus in 2025" vibes. Putting Founder, CEO, Cereal Entrepreneur on your linkedin bio doesnt make you instantly a genius.
Its a vehicle that holds idk like 20 people or maybe even a bigger one that holds 100 or so. It will go from one point to another, along a pre-determined route, stopping at designated places along the way. People can get on and off at any one of the places it stops at.
Its reimagining the way we travel, its going to change the world. A similar thing is in the works that goes on fixed metal rails, the details havent all been figured out yet nor what to call it, but expect exciting news soon.
Blockchain does absolutely nothing to address this trust issue.
I doubt even this.
I think one could argue that it's more elegant from the point of view of blockchain maximalism. But I don't quite understand the utility in any other sense.
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