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fergish
This is above my ability to relate to. I don't know enough about the Lightning Network, nor how it might integrate with SAFE once launched, to respond sensibly. But I can tell you that if you go to https://safenetforum.org and ask, you'll be swimming...
dennisn
Doesn't that prove my point -- that the problem is governments (violent monopolies/gangs)? The Dutch East India Company (or any large company) without that military was basically relatively harmless. I think Aantonop actually believes Facebook itself...
guest
It may sound in insane, but the biggest publicly traded company ever in the history was military backed. Dutch East India Company. That company was the size of the whole NYSE a many times over. Of course, it still sounds insane, but not unimaginable.
Presently the Lightning Network is implemented using table routing. This technique leads to a somewhat centralized architecture. MaidSafe routing (if I understand it) uses ant routing which is less centralized. Keeping everything else the same, ...
adam Join Adam B. Levine, Andreas Antonopoulos, Stephanie Murphy and Jonathan Mohan for a look at the latest Coinbase privacy kerfluffle, JPM's tepid jump into the Stablecoin market, and the still unannounced but inevitably coming "Facebook Coin" and what it means to... Banks?
Read More adam Adam B. Levine explores AB1489 or "The California Bitlicense" and AB953, or what we're calling "The California Stablecoin Cannabis Taxation Bill" through a series of short interviews on various sides of the issues.
First, we speak to Colin Gallagher, a longtime community member in California who shares his concerns about the process and substance of both the bills we're discussing today.
Next, Peter Van Valkenburgh joins us from Coincenter.org for his perspective on why the California Bitlicense is a de-regulating bill, why they help craft good legislation for those states who want it, and more.
We close today's show with Alexandra Medina, Mayor of Emeryville, California, executive director of BlockAdvocacy.org and a relative newcomer to Bitcoin. Ally tells us what AB953 and the option to remit taxes in stablecoins could mean to the cash-rich but unbankable California Cannabis industry.
Read More adam Adam B. Levine: Do you think this [collaboratively signing with someone else] solution is becoming more prevalent? You're effectively using coin-join as a way to create composite transactions for a purpose that goes beyond privacy.
Andreas Antonopolous: Yes absolutely. I believe in the long term we're going to see the vast majority of transactions migrate to Lightning channels. Therefore every transaction you do on-chain, you're using the opportunity to bootstrap a channel, fund a channel, increase the funding of a channel, rebalance a channel, whatever you’re doing. We're going to see a lot more complex transactions that involve multiple different steps...
Stephanie Murphy, Andreas Antonopoulos, and Adam B. Levine sit down for part two of our fresh look at the nascent but rapidly improving Lightning Network...
Read More adam "This allows you to send Bitcoin into a Lightning channel, send Bitcoin from Lightning out onto the Bitcoin network (make an on-chain Bitcoin payment or traditional on-chain Bitcoin payment), close the channel, and open a channel. All four things in one transaction simultaneously." - Andreas M. Antonopoulos
Stephanie Murphy, Andreas Antonopoulos, Jonathan Mohan, and Adam B. Levine sit down for the first of our two-part discussion on the nascent but rapidly improving Lightning Network.
Just want the highlights? Read more for selected, transcribed excerpts from the show!
Read More adam "We're beginning to see the first steps of backlash against the assertion of cryptocurrencies... That commerce will flow freely on the internet" - Andreas M. Antonopoulos
Andreas M. Antonopoulos, Stephanie Murphy, and Jonathan Mohan once again join Adam B. Levine for a discussion on the theory and practice of applying international sanctions to individual bitcoin addresses. What starts as merely annoying could become much worse... or not! We talk about it.
Then, in case anybody was wondering, Bitcoin is in a bear market! The cycle continues! We talk about that, too.
Read More adam Andreas M. Antonopoulos and Stephanie Murphy join Adam B. Levine for an in-depth discussion on the ups and downs of consensus reality and the two "big" methods (Proof of Work and Proof of Stake) which we use to define it.
Topic 1: Proof of Stake and Proof of Work Discussion
Topic 2: Ethereum Update and Upgrade Path
Read More adam Andreas M. Antonopolous, Jonathan Mohan and Adam B. Levine are joined by Daniel Buchner for a wide ranging conversation on granular, distributed identifiers, how you'll use them and why they might matter more than you'd think.
Read More adam Andreas M. Antonopolous, Stephanie Murphy, Jonathan Mohan and Adam B. Levine answer listener questions with a big focus on Code is Law vs. Political decision-making.
Read More adam Adam B. Levine, Andreas Antonopoulos and Stephanie Murphy are joined by Trace Mayer to discuss the nascent #ProofofKeys movement.
Later, the hosts answer listener questions as part of the Bitcoin Clock give-away detailed on episode #383.
Read More adam First, Adam B. Levine, Stephanie Murphy and Jonathan Mohan talk about the recently lawsuit filed against many of the largest players in Bitcoin Cash. Expanding on last weeks discussion if Hashpower isn't enough, should it be enough to dictate consensus?
Then, Adam is joined by one of the authors of the Crypto Caselaw Minute and returning guest Stephen Palley for a more in-depth look at the
And finally, Bitcoin Clock creator and long time LTB editor Matthew Zipkin tells us how he wound up hand-making "non-boring bitcoin full nodes", which listeners of the Let's Talk Bitcoin! show have an opportunity to win.
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Luxury Wedding Photography from the Heart | iptv. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then an entire website full of inspiring photos must be worth a visit. So stop by, have a look around, and brighten your day :)
BostonCity
Luxury Wedding Photography from the Heart | Boston airport limo. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then an entire website full of inspiring photos must be worth a visit. So stop by, have a look around, and brighten your day :)
fergish
This is above my ability to relate to. I don't know enough about the Lightning Network, nor how it might integrate with SAFE once launched, to respond sensibly. But I can tell you that if you go to https://safenetforum.org and ask, you'll be swimming...
dennisn
Doesn't that prove my point -- that the problem is governments (violent monopolies/gangs)? The Dutch East India Company (or any large company) without that military was basically relatively harmless. I think Aantonop actually believes Facebook itself...
guest
It may sound in insane, but the biggest publicly traded company ever in the history was military backed. Dutch East India Company. That company was the size of the whole NYSE a many times over. Of course, it still sounds insane, but not unimaginable.
Presently the Lightning Network is implemented using table routing. This technique leads to a somewhat centralized architecture. MaidSafe routing (if I understand it) uses ant routing which is less centralized. Keeping everything else the same, ...
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