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Issue #479: Hacks, insurance funds, and reorgs

To pull this off, Binance would have needed to coordinate with miners to rewrite the chain to change the transaction executed by the hacker. Now, that doesn't seem very decentralized or trustless, does it? Nor does it seem very practical.

by Marty Bent
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Issue #466: A reorg in the wild

We try not to waste too much time on laughable vanity projects here at the Ƀent, but Bitcoin SV, a low hash rate minority fork of Bitcoin Cash, which is a minority hash rate fork of Bitcoin, has provided us with a learning opportunity.

by Marty Bent
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Issue #450: Read this

At the moment, being a good liquidity provider and profitable routing node is a very manual process that is not a very friendly user experience if you are not very technical.

by Marty Bent

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Issue #390: A decade in...

Bitcoin's current level of fungibility is admittedly atrocious and may be the Achilles heel of the project at this point in time. The question of fungibility and, by extension, anonymity has been discussed since the very early days of Bitcoin.

Jan 3, 2019
by Marty Bent
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Issue #342: BitMex drops a Bitcoin client

That's A LOT of money laundering... from the traditional banking system. You know someone is a normie when they rely on the "money laundering and drug dealers" crutch to argue against Bitcoin.

Oct 18, 2018
by Marty Bent
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Issue #327: Bitmain's IPO Prospectus

As some of you freaks may know already, Bitmain's IPO prospectus was released a few days ago. Bitmain has been a huge news item for well over a year now, as they have attempted to wield their influence on the Bitcoin protocol.

Sep 27, 2018
by Marty Bent
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