Tuesday Crypto Tweets — Looking forward to the Matt Damon/Ben McKenzie cage match
Damon's an action star but McKenzie's younger and there was that time Jim Gordon punched that guy's face off* so it could go either way.
This was considered satire in the year 2018
— Cani the second (@CanibalSuicune2) January 30, 2022
I'm fucking dead pic.twitter.com/sazpTtMsY5
Not a cult https://t.co/a30J9U3pmX
— luis carruthers (@orthereaboot) January 23, 2022
Before the housing market went bust, many people celebrated subprime mortgage lending as a way to open up the housing market to those who had been historically locked out, similar to crypto and investing now. https://t.co/Uzv6JuB0Dx
— maxwell (@maxwellstrachan) January 29, 2022
it baffles me that when presented with "i'm going to need you to write code in basically-javascript, and there cannot be a single bug or we could lose millions with no recourse other than asking nicely to give it back" a non-zero number of software developers said "sounds great"
— Molly White (@molly0xFFF) January 29, 2022
"Blockchain technology is revolutionizing our economy, sports and entertainment, the art world, and how we engage with one another.”
— Grady Booch (@Grady_Booch) January 29, 2022
Respectfully, @KingJames, blockchain is doing none of those things.
You give it vastly more power that it has or ever will. https://t.co/05QnLX0RcO
Conflict of interest much? There's a reason we don't have vertically integrated market markers, clearing houses, and brokers with their own prop trading division. This is tossing out everything we've learned about fraud deterrence. https://t.co/rEoS8O0WxB
— Stephen Diehl (@smdiehl) January 29, 2022
Yeah, I'm officially calling this (Read more...)