Marty's Ƀent
Issue #899: Twelve years of Bitcoin visualized
It is becoming glaringly obvious that bitcoin is already the unit of account for a number of individuals around the world.
It is becoming glaringly obvious that bitcoin is already the unit of account for a number of individuals around the world.
> A sneak peek at https://t.co/stDznzM5c0 next release which includes mobile decentralized authentication! Thanks to LNURL-AUTH, identification can be done just with your wallet’s Public Key. No other information is needed. ⚡️ 👇 pic.twitter.com/DPIcM94QRm [https://t.co/DPIcM94QRm] — LNMarkets (@LNMarkets) May 4, 2020 [https://twitter.com/
Can we honestly look at the data and say that KYC/AML compliance has been a net good for individuals? I don't think so. How much economic harm had been wrought due to data falling into the wrong hands?
A thought-provoking essay that serves as a great framework to use if you need help questioning your assumptions and putting them in greater perspective.
This issue may be longer than your average, but I promise it'll be worth your time. Here's what piqued my interest so far this week:
A very good, thorough analysis of Bitcoin's current state, it's total addressable market, and future developments. Kudos to the Delphi team for consolidating so much qual info in such a confined slide space.
