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Re:Is Filecoin a $257 million Ponzi scheme? [pdf]
on Thursday November 30, 2017 @11:47AM (#15817165)
Author [Marc] here: I'm a master student at TU Delft and this was a literature survey in preparation for 1) the recent developments in the blockchain lab at TU Delft and 2) my master thesis -- and therefore also to stimulate my interests in blockchain technologies.
Re:Is Filecoin a $257 million Ponzi scheme? [pdf]
on Thursday November 30, 2017 @11:41AM (#15817123)
Author here: we did not invest; nor are we invested in any of the competitor projects mentioned in the article.
Is Filecoin a $257 million Ponzi scheme? [pdf]
Re:Orchid: a new surveillance-free layer on top of the existing Internet
on Monday October 30, 2017 @10:22AM (#15585169)
Hi Jay!
Are you guys planning to take advantage/contribute of/to the libp2p project (https://github.com/libp2p)? Looks to me that some of the introduced standards/formats (e.g. multihash, multiaddr) could be adopted. This again would lead to an increased significance of libp2p.
Regards,
Marc
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Options on Facebook ads as a financial product
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