Re:Analyzing Cryptocurrencies Using PostgreSQL
by loceng on Wednesday June 28, 2017 @06:52PM
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How about explaining why that idea is "crazy?" Everyone who's pro blockchain crypto-assets has the positive spin down, there's barely any discussion about the negative side.
There are already investment models for funding things that can give a pay-off, a pay-off that aren't Ponzi-like schemes.
Why is this new system needed for aligning creators, investors, and users?
And not all have an opportunity to profit - what happens to the last 40% who would eventually be forced to adopt through whatever means?
And of course it's a big opportunity if you get everyone aligned over the idea of being able to profit, the early adopters especially love this because that "$100" they spent could become worth $100,0000,000 at some point with no effort on their part. There is an inherent difference between investing in a stock in a company and something becoming a currency.
This is too shallow of a discussion to go anywhere, there has to be actual analysis and projections to refer to.
There are already investment models for funding things that can give a pay-off, a pay-off that aren't Ponzi-like schemes.
Why is this new system needed for aligning creators, investors, and users?
And not all have an opportunity to profit - what happens to the last 40% who would eventually be forced to adopt through whatever means?
And of course it's a big opportunity if you get everyone aligned over the idea of being able to profit, the early adopters especially love this because that "$100" they spent could become worth $100,0000,000 at some point with no effort on their part. There is an inherent difference between investing in a stock in a company and something becoming a currency.
This is too shallow of a discussion to go anywhere, there has to be actual analysis and projections to refer to.