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Make a million dollar meme coin in an hour.
A popular young Youtuber shows you how the sausage is made. | learn more
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on the blockchain
A normie’s guide to becoming a crypto person.
I learned some new emojis and how to read a crypto twitter profile. “1. Pick Up Some Basic Cryptospeak | 2. Give Yourself a Crash Course | 3. Find a Crypto Scene | 4. & 5. Get on Twitter | […]
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Crypto and the “house money” effect.
I personally feel this with my casino winning from a recent crypto trade. I’ll bet it all! Interestingly, I don’t feel the same way, though, about my core crypto investments. | learn more
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Buyer and seller behavior: analyzing Bitcoin’s fundamentals.
I was wondering who is out there in the market selling Bitcoin. I googled it and found way more insight than I had hoped for. | learn more
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Adoption of Bitcoin’s lightning network.
Unlike the wild swings in crypto token prices, I’m intrigued by the slow and steady increase in adoption of the lightning network. It’s purported to have all the security of the base blockchain with fast and cheap transactions. I wasn’t paying much […]
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Bitcoin City will be funded by Bitcoin bonds.
There’s a new city coming to El Salvador. “…President Bukele has a track record of not only successfully executing on his plans, but doing so in lightning fast speed. We live in an age of politics where you can discount […]
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Bitcoin barber shop in El Salvador.
“El Salvador was the first country to make bitcoin legal tender and bitcoin became a popular payment method, partially because many of the Salvadorans who [Lily] saw for hair cuts found it easy to use.” | learn more
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ENS lit a spark.
“It feels like money was invented out of thin air. Or, maybe the value was sitting there all along, and it’s no different than a high-priced technology company IPO on the Nasdaq with instant liquidity. Maybe this is what it […]
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A DAO is trying to buy a rare print of the US Constitution.
I overcame my aversion to paying gas to jump into this DAO. If the auction goes well, I’ll become a part owner of the Constitution! | learn more
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Computers that can make commitments.
Chris Dixon thinks of blockchains this way. “Traditional computers are ultimately controlled by people, either directly in the case of personal computers or indirectly through organizations. Blockchains invert this power relationship, putting the code in charge.” | learn more