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MOVE language features the concept of payment, It's bound to explode at some point in this bull market. When? I don't know, but it feels pretty soon! APT and SUI have one will run out, the target of 20 billion liquid market value!
Loving there so much~
I want to go out. This place is so beautiful
💥 🚨 💥 🚨 💥 🚨 💥 🚨 💥 Buttrfly Android Beta is here!!!!!! This is an early beta, so we need users to help test the app on as many devices as possible. If you see any issues, please send a screenshot with what android version and device you use. Download: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.buttrfly.buttrflyapp
The math exam is coming, I will spend time reviewing and doing problems every day, hoping to get good grades.
Would love to see a feature where you can compress a tl;dr of your comments. Saw @orbapp.lens uses already AI, would love to see this feature in any of the apps integrating Lens comments
you don’t get to see what happened in history, history of who made the first meme. who was “memey”, do you know about him? may the best meme win!
Once the SVB nightmare for depositors is resolved, I believe we will start seeing many companies, big and small, begin to have crypto on their balance sheets. 👉 Self-custody is important!
✨ **Introducing Glass Protocol ✨** gm lens fam ☀️ For those of you that don’t know us, we’re building a protocol for decentralized video on Ethereum. We’re passionate about video. We believe in having true ownership over the videos you make, how they’re seen, and how they’re monetized. That’s why we’re building an open, permissionless protocol for owning, distributing, and building communities around video. And that’s why we’re constantly experimenting and building with new Web3 communities to help us further our mission… which brings us to Lens. We’re excited to build more ways for the video creators in the Lens community to create amazing videos with Glass. Oh—and one more thing. We just announced The Glass Pass, an NFT that represents your creator identity, and your key to owning and creating videos on Glass. You can read more about it here: https://blog.glass.xyz And to show our love to the Lens community... 🏆 **Anyone who collects this post will be recorded on The Glass Pass claim allowlist** 🏆 And if you vibe with our mission, check out our Manifesto: https://glass.xyz/manifesto People who **sign it and** **share it to Lens** will also get early access to claim The Glass Pass. We’re excited to be here and can’t wait to share what we have in store! We're just getting started✌️ #genesispost
Time for my honeymoon - 15 days off! I can’t wait to recharge and then return to smash the rest of the year, making LENS the future of socials 🔥🙌🏼
I watched a movie about a girl who finally realized her dream through hard work and persistence. After watching the movie, I felt very moved and encouraged, and more firmly believe that as long as the effort, we will be able to realize their dreams.
I am considering a couple of different names for the upcoming podcast I am about to launch this Friday where we'll be exploring the opportunity for crypto in Latin America - together, we'll be exploring the role of decentralized social, identity and reputation, payments, wallets, and so many other topics! The content will all be uploaded natively on Lens and will feature a number of builders within this ecosystem and far, far beyond! I'm launching a Lens-exclusive club to have the Lens fam join me along the journey - so if you were within the first 3k followers and hold my NFT you are eligible to join my token-gated telegram channel where we'll be discussing the upcoming podcasts, getting your feedback on the content I'm producing and generally just getting to hang with Lens-native builders in the ecosystem. If you hold an Eternal Garden 3000 NFT, then you can head right on over to the Next Billion Guild and hop straight into the Telegram channel with the community: https://guild.xyz/next-billion See you on the other side, fam!
Today I bought a dress on Taobao, it looks very nice, looking forward to the effect after receiving.
通用汽车 @lenster.lens 中文版正式上线 🎉🎉🎉 欢迎朋友们体验，分享所有精彩与美好 #Lensverse 前1000名转帖将获得 0.1 $WMATIC GM Lens Frens! 🥳 Lenster chinese version is online now. Come and try the Chinese version made by Lens China Community @lensprotocol_cn.lens . First 1000 mirrors to share 100 $WMATIC prize pool.
THRIVE 🌿 This artwork is my reflection of thriving in this world and growing into the best version of myself each passing day in the face of insecurities, self-doubt, and rejection.
“@Maggielove.lens and the team do an impeccable job of providing clarity in a space that is ever-changing and highly complex.” - @tristabridges With markets cooling down and greater accessibility, now’s the perfect time to begin your Web3 journey with us at SheFi —> https://tinyurl.com/2z7cadrs
TIME TO VOTE, COMRADE! Especially with all the centralized social media falling on their faces lately, I remember why i was attracted to crypto and blockchain in the first place. I’ve been shadow-banned for burning toy police cars, i’ve been labeled a foreign agent, I’ve been jailed for my art, and never know if a web2 company wants to shut me down for dressing or undressing in a way they decide is moral. It has been great to be in crypto and talk to @vitalik.lens about decentralization or work with @stani.lens and @bradorbradley.lens at lens on the PROOF OF PROTEST drop to pool funds to provide safe and legal abortions to women who have had their rights stripped from them. Thank you for everyone who supported If you took part in the proof of protest, you can vote now for the Decrypt Cryptie awards. **Step 1**- Sign up for ethermail here - https://ethermail.io/community/crypties-by-decrypt If you have issues, try turning off ad blocker. It will have you sign a couple transactions (no gas needed) in metamask. After you sign up you’ll get an email that says welcome to the 2022 Crypties Awards, and then another email that says Cast your vote **Step 2**- Once you get the voting token, go to the voting page here - https://crypties.decrypt.co/ You have until Nov 25th to vote **Step 3**- Switch to Polygon (no matic / gas token is needed) and login with metamask to vote **Step 4**- You’ll now have a “I voted” crypties NFT on polygon in your wallet - https://opensea.io/collection/2022-crypties-commemorative-token Movements can start with just one action, communities can be across borders, hope still exists in this world. xo Nadya, Pussy Riot
Winter is here! Video in twitter: https://twitter.com/LefterisJP/status/1593981967984431106
this honorary pfer needs no explanation. we wouldn't be here without you @VitalikButerin
Nakamoto's invention is also a viable solution to the "Byzantine general" problem, which has not been solved in distributed computing. In simple terms, the problem involves trying to reach an operational consensus through the exchange of information in an unreliable and potentially threatening network. Nakamoto's solution, which uses the concept of proof of work to reach consensus without a central trust authority, represents a scientific breakthrough in distributed computing and has gone beyond the broad applicability of money. It can be used to achieve decentralized online consensus for fair elections, human rights, asset registration, and digital notarization.
Mr. Nakamoto retired from public view in April 2011, leaving the development of Bitcoin's code and the construction of its network to members of a thriving community. And "Nakamoto" who is, to this day is still unsolved mystery. The Bitcoin system, however, does not depend on Satoshi or anyone else for its functioning -- it relies on mathematical principles of complete transparency. The invention itself was groundbreaking, and it has spread to the fields of distributed computing, economics, and econometrics.
The Bitcoin network was launched in 2009 after being revised by a number of other programmers, according to a paper published by Satoshi Nakamoto on its operation. Distributed computing, which provides Bitcoin with exponentially increased security and resilience, now exceeds the combined processing power of the world's top supercomputers. Bitcoin has a total market valuation of $5 billion to $10 billion, based on its exchange rate against the dollar. Currently, the largest transaction handled by Bitcoin online is $150 million, which is processed and transferred in a timely manner without any fees.
Bitcoin was first proposed in 2008 by a pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto in a paper titled "Bitcoin: A peer-to-peer Electronic Cash System." Nakamoto combined previous digital currency inventions, such as B-money and HashCash, to create a fully decentralized electronic cash system that does not rely on a currency guarantee or a central authority to verify the settlement of transactions. The key innovation is the use of distributed computing systems (known as "proof-of-work" algorithms) to conduct network-wide "try-outs" every 10 minutes, enabling a decentralised network to synchronise transaction records. This elegantly solves the problem of double payments, where a single currency unit can be used twice. Previously, the issue of double payments was a weakness for digital currencies and was handled by a central clearing house that cleared all transactions.
Although these early digital currencies took shape, they were centralized, and therefore vulnerable to attacks by governments and hackers. Early digital currencies used a central clearinghouse to handle all scheduled transactions, much like a traditional banking system. Unfortunately, in most cases, these emerging digital currencies have become the target of government concerns and eventually disappeared from the legal process. Others failed when the parent company that issued them suddenly defaulted. To stand firm against interference from rivals, whether legitimate governments or criminals, a decentralized digital currency needs to avoid single-node attacks. Bitcoin is exactly that kind of system, completely decentralized by design and not controlled by any central authority or central point, a monetary system that is immune to attack and corruption.
In the late 1980s, when cryptography began to become more widely used and understood, many researchers began to attempt to use cryptography to establish digital currency. These early digital currency projects issued digital money that typically relied on a national currency or a precious metal like gold.
Banknote issuers have been using increasingly sophisticated paper and printing technology to curb counterfeiting. Physical money can easily solve the double payment problem because the same note cannot be in two different places at the same time. Of course, traditional money is often stored and transmitted digitally. In these cases, the problem of counterfeit currency and double payments is dealt with by the elimination of all electronic transaction records by the central authority, which holds a global view of currency in circulation. For digital currencies that can't make effective use of secret ink printing techniques or bar holograms, cryptography provides a foundation of trust for the legitimate value that users claim. Specifically, an encrypted digital signature enables a user to sign a digital asset or transaction that provides proof of ownership of the asset. With the right structure, digital signatures can also be used to solve the problem of double payments.
Bitcoin is synonymous with a protocol, a network, and a distributed computing innovation. Bitcoin is the first practical application of this innovation. As a developer, I see Bitcoin to money as the Internet once was, a network of distributed computing to spread value and secure ownership of digital assets. More than just getting started with Bitcoin, here's the full story.
The Bitcoin agreement also halves the amount of new coins to be mined every four years, while limiting the eventual total to 21 million bitcoins. This puts the number of bitcoins in circulation very close to a curve, and will reach 21 million by 2140. Because bitcoin is mined at a rate that decreases over time, Bitcoin is a deflationary currency in the long run. Moreover, you can't "inflate" bitcoin by "printing" new bitcoins.
The Bitcoin system contains protocols that regulate the difficulty of mining. The difficulty of mining -- successfully writing a block transaction in the Bitcoin network -- is dynamically adjusted, ensuring that no matter how many miners (and how many cpus) mine, only one miner succeeds every 10 minutes on average.
Bitcoin is a distributed peer-to-peer network system. So there is no "central" server and no central issuer. Bitcoins are created through "mining," which involves verifying bitcoin transactions while participating in a competition to solve a mathematical problem. Any participant (such as someone running an entire protocol stack) can be a miner, using their computer power to verify and record transactions. On average, every 10 minutes someone verifies a transaction that has taken place in the past 10 minutes, and he will receive a new dollar in return for his work. In essence, mining distributes central bank money issuance and settlement functions, replacing the need for a central issuer with global competition for computing power.
Unlike traditional currencies, Bitcoin is completely virtual. Not only does it not have a physical entity, it does not essentially have a virtual object that represents Bitcoin. Bitcoin is implicit in the transfer records of the money received and sent. Users can send bitcoins as long as they have a ** that proves their control and unlock it with **. These are usually stored in a computer's digital wallet. Owning a bitcoin is the only condition for using it, leaving control entirely in everyone's hands.
Bitcoin can do everything traditional money can, such as buying and selling goods, sending money to people or organizations, and making loans. Users can buy and sell bitcoins or exchange them for other currencies on dedicated exchanges. In a sense, Bitcoin is the perfect form of Internet currency. Because it has fast, safe, borderless characteristics.
Bitcoin is a digital currency ecosystem based on a series of concepts and technologies. Narrowly defined, "bitcoin" represents a unit of money in the system used to store and transmit value. Users use the Bitcoin system primarily over the Internet, but other networks are also available. The Bitcoin protocol is implemented in the form of a variety of open-source software that runs on devices ranging from laptops to smartphones, giving users easy access to the Bitcoin system.
Big data is the means of production, AI is the new productivity, and blockchain is the new relationship of production. Big data refers to a set of data that cannot be captured, managed and processed by conventional software tools within a certain time range. It is a massive, high-growth and diversified information asset that requires new processing modes to have stronger decision-making power, insight and discovery power and process optimization ability. To put it simply, big data is massive data accumulated over a long period of time, which cannot be obtained in a short period of time. Blockchain can be used as a way to access big data, but it cannot replace it. Big data is just a medium running in the blockchain, without absolute technical performance, so the two should not be confused. (The relationship of production is simply understood as the relationship between labor exchange and consumption. The core of the relationship is the productive forces, and the core of the productive forces is the means of production.)
The feast of the Brick moving Party, but this time it was Sun cut Huobi exchange, other exchanges found problems are closed and charged, Sun cut exchange did not close, so the brick moving Party kept moving the null billion air GALA coin minted by bsc to Huobi hit the plate! Fire coins on the high price to buy the loss of GALA air to see how to compensate Sun Cut!
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