The last couple days haven't been great in here. Leomarkettalk is flailing a bit.
Let's pick it up today and shoot for 100 comments.
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The last couple days haven't been great in here. Leomarkettalk is flailing a bit.
Let's pick it up today and shoot for 100 comments.
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It was rather quieter these days. Most might be spending much on threads, or maybe not.
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I expected both to blow up once threads get launched but seems like people don't share that opinion.
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No and #threads is slow going relatively speaking.
Seems like the typical yeah that is great we want it and then people do not use it.
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Maybe people were expecting a stand-alone platform (Project Blank or no Project Blank)? Maybe it's still early in the trial-and-error phase of #LeoThreads? Or maybe it's the usual bear market effect on social media platforms?
Maybe it's a timing thing. Over at D.Buzz I'm not seeing familiar names; maybe those buzzers are taking time off before getting back to the nitty-gritty.
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Maybe some still don’t know it is back…
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I'll try to do my part then!
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Okay. I am surprised there isn’t much talk about Tornado Cash. I think it’s problematic to seize peoples crypto after a dusting attack.
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People don't care that much because retail finds very little use in tools like Tornado. Regarding sanctions, @forexbrokr wrote an amazing article explaining why it makes no sense.
Politicians can sanction front-ends but they can't sanction protocols. If a government blocks AAVE.com you can still use the smart contracts directly from the blockchain. It requires technical skills but it is still doable.
Without private coins like USDC it's hard for governments to gain control on the protocol level.
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I thought USDC was a decentralized alternative to tether but it seems they both can seize or freeze your funds. Looks like Hive Backed Dollars are the answer.
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