Just my two cents

I would say this "hybrid model" is a clear mistake, just keep things simple and stick to proof of work.

Energy efficiency is not an issue, censorship-resistance is.

En términos puramente monetarios, no creo que Ethereum sea superado en mucho tiempo. Ethereum es extremadamente accesible, tanto para desarrolladores como para usuarios finales. Es enorme, y por simple teoría de juegos, su comunidad, los arquitectos DeFi (solidity dev) y los desarrolladores core seguirán impulsándolo. Con miles de cadenas EVM y billones de dólares en TVL, el ecosistema de Ethereum se ha convertido en un monstruo demasiado grande para ser detenido fácilmente.

Mi voto sería: No, ETH seguirá firme en #2

Notas adiccionales:

Mi percepción actual de Ethereum es similar a la que tienes sobre BNB: no cumple con las propiedades fundamentales de una criptomoneda verdaderamente descentralizada, sino que se asemeja más a una base de datos semidescentralizada.

Ethereum, al adoptar el modelo de cuentas en lugar del modelo de moneda electrónica / UTXO, enfrenta limitaciones significativas en términos de escalabilidad. Desde mi punto de vista, es prácticamente imposible que logre escalar de manera eficiente. Problemas como la ausencia de verificación formal, el frontrunning, y la alta incidencia de transacciones fallidas convierten su ecosistema en un entorno caótico. Dadas estas limitaciones, no es de extrañar que muchos usuarios apuesten por Solana, que a pesar de no eliminarlas, al menos tiene una gran capacidad de transacciones por segundo.

En cuanto a Cardano, no lo metería en esta categoría. Cardano avanza muy lentamente, pero su enfoque es muy diferente, lo veo más similar a bitcoin que a ethereum. No conseguirá la misma usabilidad que ETH en muchos años.

Don't anticipate the outcome prematurely.

Your use of 'could have' indirectly implies that Bitcoin cannot be improved.

We have thousands of developers working tirelessly to make Bitcoin better and more widely adopted. Don’t give up on Bitcoin. My advice to everyone is to keep researching and striving to make the world a better place. Research on unstable solutions like lightning network that solve the problem. Focus on bitcoin fundamentals and development and try to contribute as much as you can. Always remain optimistic!

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Overview 
$MEME was distributed through a fair minting process that lasted nearly one month, ensuring all early community members had an equal opportunity to participate. Minting 1 $MEME involved embedding a small chunk of data within the script of a Taproot input, which incurred a small fee that, as dictated by the network, was directed to miners as compensation. 

$MEME is a social experiment with a fixed supply and no inflation. It’s a simple, community-driven memecoin that thrives on participation and shared enthusiasm, without pretending to offer any utility beyond its cultural value.

$MEME is now fully minted and is only available through purchase.

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Token Details 
- Total number of coins: 99,999 MEME 
- Total number of coins burned: ≥6,000 (A community member raised and burned them) 
- Circulating coins: ≤94,000 
- Date created: 8 March 2023, 7:44:22 PM 
- Utility: None 

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Tools and Wallets 
- Block Explorer: Unisat Explorer 
- CLI Wallet: Ord Wallet 
- GUI Wallet: Unisat Wallet 

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Exchanges 
- Gate.io 
- BitMart 

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Marketplaces 
- Unisat Market 
- OKX Marketplace 

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Swaps 
- DotSwap (relies on MPC) 
- PizzaSwap (not yet available on Bitcoin mainnet) 

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Social Media (Community-Maintained, No Official Team) 
- Website: memebrc.com 
- Telegram: @brcmemes 
- X (formerly Twitter): @memebrc

This has never been about money - It has always been about solving a real problem! Of course, as a side effect, solving that problem makes Bitcoin the best form of money to ever exist.

Bitcoin is absolutely decentralized. As stated in the whitepaper, it prevents electronic coin double-spend attacks using a mechanism inspired by hashcash. This principle remains valid today and has nothing to do with the perfectly legitimate right of organizations to use it. Similarly, organizations holding gold and creating gold-backed assets don’t diminish gold’s intrinsic value.

While I understand the concern about greedy organizations potentially trying to take control of Bitcoin, do we actually see this happening? For Bitcoin to maintain its value, it must remain useful. Any violation of its principles would spark an instant revolution; the response from the cypherpunks who have dedicated their lives to this technology would be overwhelming, and the market would adjust accordingly, supporting the rightful version of Bitcoin / Bitcoin ideas.

Ideas cannot be destroyed, only improved. In my view, Bitcoin has grown too big to fail. I will support any project that adheres to its profound fundamentals, with Bitcoin "Core" being the most likely to fulfill this vision.

It is certain that the decentralized nature of Bitcoin would allow to continue to function even in the face of a catastrophic event like a nuclear war. The nodes all around the world with a copy of the blockchain are privately owned, and as long as at least 2 of them do exist, bitcoin will continue to thrive. It should be noted that internet is just the most comfortable interface, but internet isn't necessarily inherent to bitcoin. What truly defines bitcoin is PoW. As long as the incentives continue to exist, the miners will find a way to comunicate with the network in order to be rewarded.

It's clear that the decrease in the number of Bitcoin moving around / exchanging hands is due to a growing awareness among investors of the importance of securely storing their Bitcoin. As more people became aware of the risks associated with keeping their Bitcoin on exchanges, shitchain bridges or even in hot wallets, they are taking steps to move their funds into more secure forms of storage. This is a positive development that implies people becoming more savvy about managing their own Bitcoin and taking steps to protect It.

It's also important to remember that even though centralized exchanges play a legitimate role in the Bitcoin ecosystem, Bitcoin was never intended to be custodied by a third party. The decentralized nature of Bitcoin means that individuals are ultimately responsible for the safekeeping of their own funds, and it's crucial for people to take steps to protect their networth and retain control over their own Bitcoin.

I've been into bitcoin for a while. My personal strategy is allocating 100% of my portfolio to bitcoin no matter what the price is. It feels like the natural thing to do because trading implies third party risk and FIAT money implies trust. The only way I can be 100% certain about my money in a comfortable way, is holding bitcoin. I would have never regret loosing money on bitcoin as much as I would regret having ignored such a brilliant idea in case of being successful.

Some people might consider this strategy greedy, but for me, what's greedy is blindly believing in the FIAT money fraud. Allocating 100% of your portfolio to bitcoin will likely work for big portfolios or young people, specially given the current price circumstances.

Sorry, my communication has not been clear. I am perceiving how lots of shitcoiners already hoarded their USD and left the ecosystem forever. However, scammers will never be 100% out. There will be new scammers very soon.

As you mentioned, Ethereum (and EVM forks) pseudo touring completeness enables blatant scams happening. Scamming is inherent to human nature. Deploying a token has no cost and no risk. Back in the bull run, a teenager deploying 20 tokens per day could easily become a millonaire in a few days. Not to mention by forking a "DeFi" project and throwing some money at CertiK, you'd be perceived as a superhero and attract hundreds of millions of TVL by just copy pasting some code and having a decent communication. I am not even kidding, I witnessed these events. At some point being a solidity developer became unfairly and extremely rewarding.

Today, this is getting harder to do, but creative minds still manage to scam some money. For this reason I don't see ethereum dying any time soon. Only time will punish those who blindly believe in these scams backed by lies.


To be fair, my post history is full of shit. I don't think my bitcoin knowledge has improved a lot among these years, but my communicative skills, my english skills did. I feel ashamed of the low quality of my posts, but I see no reason to start a new account, as I am pseudonymous anyway.

Thanks for the merit, you are the first person to merit me. From now on I'll try to become a valuable member of the comunity.

If I was the government, I would regulate every CEX as much as I could. I would forbid bank transfers happening when the receiver is a cex unless It's strictly regulated (this is already happening, but I would endure It). I would regulate stablecoins, those owning these assets on omni or EVM chains would have to provide KYC or else would get their assets burnt. And lastly, I would encourage banks to offer bitcoin products to clients as long as they follow my regulations, this way not only I stop bitcoin, but also profit from It.

But of course, 10 minutes later after I impose my regulations, a bitcoin block would be found. There is no way to fully regulate bitcoin.

In fact, I am one of those guys, I don't have any "cash flow" because bitcoin is the only currency I use. Never had a work that paid out Fiat currency. Like the saying states, time in the market is more important than timing the market. I am not much into short time speculation/profits, for me bitcoin, at Its core, is a currency rather than an investment vehicle, in opposition to what the majority of the world thinks right now.

With this being said, I still decided to give my opinion, as I am getting similar vibes to 2018 bear market and I feel, the market could have bottomed already. Shitcoiners are leaving, leveraged players are getting rekt, retailer lost trust, media is celebrating the bitcoin death, we are seeing miner fud for the third time in eight years, media still refuses to understand what a difficulty adjustment is... From my perspective, the reasons for the price drop are people just not understanding bitcoin yet.

I only focus on fundamentals, no matter what. And the truth is, to date, bitcoin is the purest form of money. Decentralized money ideas exist from 80s (crypto anarchist manifesto) and ideas cannot be destroyed, only improved. It is certain that eventually the idea of decentralized money will succeed and give us back the power governments and bankers have stolen from us, with bitcoin having the highest chance to lead this revolution. The "industry" being full of shit, does not invalidate any of the good things we already have.

In conclusion, having in consideration the fundamentals, and the USD situation getting worse and worse every year, with bitcoin being at 16k ish and the whales buying all the way down, I think allocating a percentage of your portfolio to bitcoin is a responsible and smart thing to do. Despite what recent price action tell us, bitcoin is a great hedge, because It will continue to exist forever, unlike the USD. I highly doubt It will continue on going down. Can't be certain as markets are irrational, but whatever happens, I want to be part of this.

We had > 400B daily volume in the last drop. With FTX being the biggest player, I think further liquidations will be extremely irrelevant. Smart thing to do is buy. Fundamental value of bitcoin has never changed.

The morons will never leave. The ideas of bitcoin enable pure freedom, therefore, we have tons of CEXes, altcoins and scammers making money off this situation. I sense most of them have already capitulated, but I am 100% sure they will be back.

Bitcoin fundamentals have never changed, I'd like to quote satoshi: "The nature of Bitcoin is such that once version 0.1 was released, the core design was set in stone for the rest of its lifetime."

Bitcoin original ideas will continue to exist as they reside in individuals like you. Price becomes irrelevant when you are 100% convinced bitcoin will change the world, as It is the only natural form of money that exists today.

And also I will mention ETC is centralized crap as well. They went through several hardforks, one of those changed the mining algo for old miners to use their nvidia 1060s.

ASICs are needed. Otherwise you are not mining. You are just playing some games, which would be completly legit. You could mine with your CPU just to experiment.

If you don't have access to cheap/free electricity and intend to run a little mining farm, just don't mine. Unfortunately circumstances would be not good for you. You would be burning more and more money every day and you will very unlikely help decentralization.

Generally speaking, If you have the resources and access to brand new machines, then mining is always profitable. If mining is not profitable -> miners turn down machines -> difficulty go down -> mining is profitable again.

However, as you can see, bitcoin hashrate is hitting new highs every day. Profitability today is reaching new and new lows every day. This is due to technological dissemination. Every day better machines are created. This is never ever stopping, which leads to small mining operations failing.

If you live in a cold country, you could use bitcoin miners to heat your house. This way you'd be yield positive regardless of the hashrate evolution.

I don't think there's a right or wrong answer to this question, as it depends on your personal circumstances and goals. However, if you're looking to invest in something with the potential for high returns, then buying Bitcoin may be a good option.

Yes, I would support the argument that the existence of exchanges are among the factors facilitating the popularity and accessibility that people have to bitcoins. Exchanges make it possible for people to buy and sell bitcoins easily, which helps to increase the popularity of the currency. Additionally, exchanges provide people with a way to use their bitcoins to purchase goods and services, which makes the currency more accessible.

Looks like It is another currency. Address format is different.

Great job!

Please create discord and telegram so we can follow any updates easily and grow a community.

> No presale
> Total supply: 11000 WOJAKs
> Reserved for team and marketing: 1000 WOJAKs
> Initial uniswap locked liquidity: 10000 WOJAKs
> Fair launch at 21:00:00 UTC today.

Wojak farm is a nyan fork with improved tokenomics and TWAP oracles built in.

It also has a three token ecosystem. However tokenomics were redesigned for the three tokens keep their value among time.
* You stake wojak in order to mint pepes, but you have to pay a fee in ethereum every time you claim pepes.
* You can mint CHADs by staking PEPE/ETH uniswap LP tokens.
* CHADs are the main governance token, therefore the one that will manage all the ethereum taxes collected.

This can easily go to 3M market cap, take a look. And never invest before liquidity is locked.

Telegram: @WojakFarm
Website: https://wojak.farm

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