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    Interviewing Sam Bankman-Fried on Dec 6th, 2022 - Within a Week of His Arrest Dec 27, 2022

    Interviewing Sam Bankman-Fried on December 6th, 2022
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    Rekt Report Issue #25: Blockchain Questions Answered Jan 14, 2022
    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/rekt-report-issue-25-blockchain-questions-answered-rob-mowry
    This year, I'm investing time into sharpening up my presentations to a general audience on blockchain topics. There's a huge appetite in the Los Angeles area for people that can come in and explain these complicated topics. I'm happy to do these to sharpen up my ability to communicate some of these often opaque topics and am doing them about once a week.
    I enjoy getting feedback from audiences because it allows me to determine what parts of my presentations are the most impactful and, like a stand up comedian will tighten up their set, I use this as a good barometer of what to focus on and further build out and what to cut. Another good exercise is ask the audience afterwards: what was the real takeaway from this one or two hour presentation that you'll take with you?
    When I read a book, I like to write down a handful of thoughts, every hour, so that I can review impactful points, because after reading for five hours, I'm not going to be able to immediately recall all of the salient points that hit me at various times. People have limited free time and public speakers have a duty to get right to the point of the most impactful topics that's relevant to an audience.
    I had a conversation about content structure with a colleague whose writing I enjoy and we discussed the push to impactful brevity. Blockchain influencers and fund managers are integrating memes and shorter form content by looking to the standard that if you can communicate something in less words, as impactfully as something that is haphazardly spilled out on a page, then it's an imperative that you do so. Every minute that something isn't tightly wound into something that's highly readable, you've introduced the potential to lose the reader so to the extent that you can prevent against that you must.
    In one of my recent presentations, I fielded questions during the slides, and I thought that in this Rekt Report, and ones that follow, that I would answer specific questions that I seem to be receiving on a recurring basis. Rather than try to weave answers into the context of a longer form article, which I will do from time to time, I think that it would be particularly useful for a blockchain newsletter that's facing the public to piecemeal out answers that are easily digestible. So here goes:
    What is the Web 3 movement and why is it important?
    Web 1 was the use of the internet with individual, static websites that were functionally more like online brochures for a business. Web 2, which has been the past decade, is the era of centralization where you login to your profile on a platform of a tech behemoth. They control the rules to the game, own your images, and you're creating content for them, much like writing for a regional newspaper about your life, telling all your friends about it, and doing so for free while the newspaper rakes in advertising.
    Web 3 seeks to break the monopolistic control of tech companies who, first and foremost, have their profits in mind to meet analyst numbers projections and operate despite the preponderance of evidence that that their sensationalist algorithms, coded to foment extreme reactions that will engage users enough to stay on their platform, are deleterious to one's mental health. The most savvy tech minds, like Professor Cal Newport, embrace a tech minimalism, with all social media apps off of one's phone, in observation of the toxicity of this phenomenon. If an activity is deleterious to our productivity or overall well-being, common sense would suggest that we disengage to the extent that we can practically, and professionally, do so.
    By definition, Web 3 refers to a decentralized online ecosystem utilizing the blockchain. The real transformative aspect is that platforms and apps built on Web3 won’t be owned by a central gatekeeper, but by an abundance of users, who will earn their ownership stake by helping to develop and maintain those services, even independent of any capital investment! They're investing their time and talents to help a platform scale. This is transformative due to the ability of a great many users to get access to a percentage of a company.
    In the start-up world, equity or stock options can be awarded but it's often a pittance, if at all, relative to those who founded a project. In Web 3 companies, you could have founders who contributed nothing more than good ideas and a structure to a business, coalesced an group together, and are able to earn a meaningful portion of a fast-moving, potentially highly valuable company for these formative efforts.
    Already there are awe-inspiring stories of how talented coders have clocked decades in with the top tech firms, but only since they've dived into the world of Web 3 have them be given access to resources such that they can start to plan an exciting retirement. We're quick to jump into the job market, but often slow to create a career plan that understands the transformative power of gaining access to equity, tokens, or tools that allow one to amass wealth outside of the exercise of selling the limited resource of one's time.
    Why did NFT (Non-Fungible Token) movement eclipse so many other blockchain movements in 2021?
    In America, when an artist sells a work of art that's, likely, the last they'll see of it. Should they scale to international acclaim and fame and the value of that work goes up 100x, they take no meaningful participation in this appreciation. Contrast this with the European Artist Resale Rights laws, or droit de suite, that remits substantial funds back to artists for every time a public sale takes place for one of their works. This gives fuel to ignite further growth
    If you were an art dealer of an artist whom you had a significant amount of early, important works, you would give them studio space, spending cash to travel and exhibit wherever they could, press contacts to pitch themselves for artist profiles, and exhaust every resource you had to help them further their career. In this same way, if you're an investor in an artist, you want them give them access to all of the avenues for potential growth or success that you can. Doing so is very likely to appreciate the value of the art of theirs in excess your contributions to their growth efforts, and, surprisingly, this synergistic relationship is not more aggressively nurtured a lot of times, with some art dealers or collectors choosing to purchase a piece and simply hope that the artist's important grows. You wouldn't invest in a company and then wish them well for a decade, likewise, it is inadvisable, if you're an art dealer, to not nurture these artists if you want them to have a better than not possibility of making it to prominence in their chosen discipline.
    NFTs have, as the default, a royalty provision that remits money to the wallet making and minting the art, very often the artist's. From an artist's perspective, if you had sold an early work for $100 and, lo and behold, this work was worth 10k, then your 5% royalty share would be worth $500 each time it was sold. This doesn't make selling one's early works of art as distasteful knowing that they'll still be connected with you, at least financially, for the rest of your life and thereafter to be collected by your estate, providing your loves ones with resources after you're gone.
    NFTs are works of art, on the blockchain, that are written in code by artists themselves so the terms will be favorable to artists in a way they recognize will sustain them such that they can focus full-time on their artistic passions, but they're more than that.
    Celebrities like it because digital art projects are less fought with potential legal complications associated with security tokens or cryptocurrencies, which often can be perceived by regulatory bodies as de facto securities.
    Affords opportunities for not only visual artists but also musicians, writers, or other royalty-based creative professionals to integrate their IP on the blockchain in a way that can be seamlessly crowdfunded or collected.
    Can be linked to trading--options, futures, leveraged trades, or plain vanilla cryptocurrency--positions in a way that will self-settle to the wallet owning the NFT at a particular time.
    While DeFi has nearly $100 billion staked across various platforms, it's still working out jurisdictional challenges that often introduce friction points. Few of these friction points exist with digital art, which has been a well-established asset class, albeit modest in size compared to most mainstream asset classes, such that you're seeing the largest baseball card companies you grew-up with doing blockchain baseball cards to keep up with NBA Top Shot or other projects that operate using many of the principals of value that hold together the value of a baseball card.
    As more digital artists come to the conclusion that they can keep their art in a digital form and not have to pay to print their works out and sign them by hand to extract the value they bring to the art world, the larger the NFT market volume will be. Much of the attention in March 2021 was on a singular artist, Beeple, for the watershed $69 million Christie's sale of his 5000 Days work. The months that followed saw the explosion of growth and appreciation of a multitude of individual projects and artists, providing capital for talented digital artists all across the ecosystem, allowing them to double down on their professional passion in a way they had never been able to do heretofore.
    The same shrewd eye that you focus on an investment you would be best advised to focus on an NFT. Many generative art projects, with entirely anonymous founders, have sprung up and have seen tremendous volume. You have to understand, however, that very often this volume is internal, between the wallet addresses of the founders, such that it's not a true indication of authentic sales activity.

    Crowdfunding, the JOBS Act, and Raising Money for Blockchain & Tech Businesses Nov 24, 2021

    Skills > Education: The Importance of a Strong Github for Coders to Land a Job Nov 24, 2021

    Ethereum Name Service "ENS" Discussion Nov 24, 2021

    Callin App Review Nov 24, 2021

    Interview with Liliana Reasor of SupraFin, a Crypto Asset Allocation App Nov 01, 2021

    In this interview, coordinated with LA Blockchain Week, we feature Liliana Reasor of SupraFin, an app that uses propriety risk-management models to determine the best crypto portfolio for you, based on your risk appetite.
    One of the most common mistakes among those dipping their toe into #crypto is unnecessarily concentrating investments into a singular project, like #Doge, #Shib, #Litecoin, #Ethereum, or, even, #Bitcoin.
    There are so many different and compelling uses cases being attempted in a million different ways by these vastly different projects that it's in your best interest to have an crypto asset allocation model that sprinkles capital across projects that are promises which means:
    ✅ A visible, prominent, and experienced team who regularly do speeches and speak with authority on the space and their project's chosen use cases.
    ✅. Legal entities that support the project in jurisdictions that permit all such activities being explored and executed or, if they're going Western world facing, exhaustive AML/KYC measures to vet investors as accredited investors, coupled with having relationships with top--ideally white shoe--law firms that have opinion letters on all of their activities
    ✅ Blockchain volume or TVL that is demonstrative of the quality of the project lead team, clearly demonstrating that wallet activity is legitimate and sustainable.
    ✅ Daily Github commits, social media posts, and support response time under 24 hours.
    If you're in LA on December 7th, SupraFin is having a Crypto & Wine event, which are always informative and a lot of fun.
    https://lnkd.in/gFe-9VBn
    #crypto #portfolio #diversify


    Defi Safety: The Gold Standard DeFi Watching-dog Platform with Rex Hygate Nov 01, 2021

    It's exceptionally important to be a well-informed DeFi investor, factoring in the possibility that your favorite DeFi project will be hacked and drained of resources, as your crypto will be exposed. A 30% APR return isn't as appealing if 100% of your principal, and interest, gets rug pulled.
    Platforms like Rex Hygate's in DeFi Safety, which has 170 scores for various DeFI platforms, help even those not necessarily technically minded to be able to gain an awareness and understanding of what risk are specific to a platform and what you can do you mitigate your risks while diving headfirst into DeFi.
    Remember to sign-up for LA Blockchain Week next week and every November!
    0:00:00 - 0:00:55 - Intro
    0:00:55 - 0:02:22 - What do you think it is that people don't understand about how vulnerable these DeFi platforms actually are?
    0:02:20 - 0:03:57 - Many projects lack transparency, is there thirst out there that isn't being tapped?
    0:03:57 - 0:05:57 - What is the determinate in terms of what constitutes a "green light" platform versus others?
    0:05:57 - 0:07:46 - Are major players in the DeFi market jumping in faster with all of the frenzied excitement now or versus when DeFi starting kicking off years ago?
    0:07:46 - 0:09:31 - What do you think about insurance for DeFi platforms a la Nexus?
    0:09:31 - 0:12:00 - Do you think that bug bounties are a worthwhile way for companies to incentive white hat hackers to deliver value to a company?
    0:12:00 - 0:13:10 - Do cybersecurity and blockchain enthusiasts overlap in their interests?
    0:13:10 - 0:15:00 - Are Flash Loans a net positive or negative for DeFi platforms?
    0:15:00 - 0:16:31 - What are the discussion points among the DeFi Safety Telegram members about what's interesting or exciting in DeFi?
    0:16:31 - 0:18:49 - Is the age of a chain a good determinate of its safety?
    0:18:49 - 0:20:35 - Do you see a few agencies providing the authoritative stamp on a platform after their exhaustive audit and due diligence and what colored your decision not to take money from platforms as part of the review process?
    0:20:35 - 0:23:07 - If I'm considering using a new DeFi site, how should I proceed?
    0:23:07 - 0:24:55 - Do you need to be technically minded to digest your reports or understand what security factors are at play?
    #DeFi #cybersecurity #hacks


    Interview with Brandon Millman, CEO of the Phantom Wallet, the #1 Solana Crypto Wallet Sep 18, 2021

    The phantom wallet is the #1 Solana wallet by downloads, reviews, and daily active users. In this interview, we discuss the Solana crypto chain, how Brandon got into the crypto space, what's on the horizon for Phantom, and how the Solana blockchain interacts with Ethereum, EVMs, and the blockchain ecosystem.
    #SOL #Solana #Phantom


    FTX trading with Don't Get REKT: Episode #1 Sep 15, 2021

    In this episode, I'm going through a 100x long #matic trade.
    FTX is where I've traded for years. I also help traders get up and going, for free, if they're unfamiliar with the platform or leveraged cryptocurrency trading. It's expensive when you make mistakes so it's best to have some hand holding.
    https://ftx.com/#a=rekttrader
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/rekttv/
    #ftx #cryptotrade #sbf


    Cannabis Industry Veteran Nick Tennant of Precision Extraction Discusses marijuana research & growth Sep 01, 2021

    Today's Twitter Spaces Interview is with Nick Tennant of Precision Extraction runs of one of the largest cannabis extraction consulting firms and can connect you with a marijuana expert, cannabis expert, medical marijuana expert, or manufacturing contact if you're a MMJ business looking to grow.
    https://precisionextraction.com/
    Rob: Nick has a huge operation going in terms of its influence in helping companies that are trying to get into the extraction space so they can create marijuana products with a consistent amount of dosing and is really doing a lot in the space for marijuana, making it more easy for companies that want to jump in to do so with a certain level of expertise and experience.
    Nick: Thanks for having me. It's a pleasure to be here.
    Rob: I think one of the most interesting areas that people outside of blockchain had been requesting an interview on or some sort of a primer on has been marijuana. I was telling you before the show that there's a lot of overlap, like VC funds that are in blockchain are also heavily.
    A lot of times. Medical marijuana here in Southern California, like getting either distribution or processing or manufacturing. How did you come into first blockchain and then marijuana in terms of as a career.
    Nick: Sure. So I've been in blockchain since 2016, and I guess you would kind of characterize me always as a technology enthusiast, right? Like any sort of disruptive technology I've always gravitate towards. And I just try to understand. As much as I can about why it's disruptive, why the technology is going to change the future state of the world and kind of run through scenarios in my head about, if this, then this and how will this progress and proceed.
    And what's the, the likely paths and the likely outcomes. And I think when you run through. That thought process, it leads you to understand the future state of the world. And blockchain was one of those things that obviously, with Bitcoin back then with the financial system set up the way that it is, and we can go into all that long-winded conversation of course, there, but just really saw the future state of the world being integrated with blockchain and being integrated with decentralized technologies and, and Independent currency, right?
    Like this parallel monetary system that's being built next to this old system that has many flaws of course, and live through the, the 2017 boom, watch the Ethereum go from seven bucks all the way up to, 1400 or thereabouts and all the way back down and made some good trades and bad trades.
    And the whole time I was still running.our company in the cannabis space. And so trying to. Follow both paths. We went, obviously went into the crypto winter there 2018, 2019, but I was still building everything in the cannabis space. And I'm not full time in crypto I'm full-time in cannabis, but still follow the technology, invest in and really have my ear to the ground and what's happening.
    Rob: You're so right. Like there's a lot of carryover in both spaces where you've seen a huge shift. I worked in private equity for about a year. And the guy that actually led my tech department went to go work for canopy and he kind of helped usher. Some huge investments into marijuana right.
    About the same time that a lot of blockchain projects were scaling. And I wonder from your point of view, it seems like during the early stages of blockchain, you had, people that were coming in as a hobbyist or the seriousness, wasn't quite there, sands a few projects here and there.
    And then the perception, at least in Southern California, that like with marijuana, That the seriousness wasn't quite there, like real scientists wouldn't get into it. And then as the legalization came and bigger and bigger scientists and influencers and celebrities got in like the series.
    Started to make a real shift. Did you see that shift in your own life, like interacting with other kinds of marijuana companies and scaling things? Yeah,
    Nick: definitely. I mean, I think that there's a parallel path here because what you have to understand is that they both came from a taboo sort of social interpretation, right?
    Like blockchain or Bitcoin being used on silk road, cannabis being an illicit drug. Right. They both have. The social interpretations of being taboo or negative or, or whatever it was. And so naturally the paths were somewhat similar, at least from like a socioeconomic economic perspective and the way that people interpreted them.
    So really, in the early days of cannabis, You were worried how far you could stick your arm out because it might get chopped off. And I think that a lot of the same held true in the early days of blockchain, right? I mean like the Mt. Gox hack and all these crazy things that happen. But as the infrastructure started developing.
    #cannabis #MMJ #marijuana


    NFTs Tips Aug 28, 2021

    NFTs Tips from someone well-versed in the space, Altcoin Author.


    Five Reasons Why Visa's Foray into NFTs is a Watershed Moment for Blockchain Aug 24, 2021

    Visa just spent $150,000 for a non-fungible token "NFT" of a digital punk from the CryptoPunks collection from the Larva Labs studio.
    This is a watershed moment for a number of reasons:
    1) Visa is a monolith of a traditional financial institution finally cow-towing to a crypto project.
    Visa, and traditional financial USD fiat-dependent institutions, have long been antithetical to any type of cryptocurrency or blockchain developments. The growth of this ecosystem takes away from activity in the traditional, antiquated financial markets, of which Visa has a considerable stake and vested interest in its continued utility.
    2) It's a huge PR boost for Larva Labs & the use case of expensive art on the blockchain.
    While most NFTs are less than $100 in value, there is also a handful of projects that see 6-figure sales as a regularity. For some, you can't even buy any of the project's NFTs without shelling out the cost of the downpayment on a house or the whole house itself.
    Many would have scoffed at well-heeled, rational investors dipping heavily into their pockets to include this digital art into the alternative asset segment of their portfolio.
    It creates further visibility for the important work that Larva Labs is doing to build out this nascent industry of digital art, long ridiculed as having no meaningful value beyond that with a corporation will throw in an artists direction to fashion something together. The narrative forever, and continues to be, is that art is seemingly devoid of value without having been hand painted with oils or pastels and signed by the artist themselves in a 1/1 or as part of a limited series.
    We're talking about art that can be resold at auction with real collectibility value. Do not buy art on a cruise ship or anything other than authorized, or signed, by the artist themselves and be exceptionally careful when it's authorized "by the estate" of an artist. These works largely have no value.
    3) OpenSea has been crowned King of the NFT platforms
    As the home of CryptoPunks, this represents an important feat for OpenSea, which has been an absolute behemoth in the space with an avalanche of activity and the de facto home for NFTs.
    The secret sauce of with OpenSea was their willingness to let everyone with a Web 3.0 wallet, like Metamask, on that platform. Other platforms were curating for the most sellable artists and hoped to market them on their own, but, in the process, they left out 99% of artists, who felt spurned, and these artists brought their fans to OpenSea to see their exhibited works.
    Further, the willingness of OpenSea to start integrating blockchains other than Ethereum, like Polygon, represents a demonstrated willingness to be nimble in terms of alternative blockchain architectures. Many in the ecosystem are Ethereum maximalists and prefer to absorb the high gas fees associated with using this, presently, hugely congested network as opposed to entertaining bringing NFTs to other blockchains like xDAI, Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, or any number of different Smart Contract capable blockchains.
    4) It introduces a level of seriousness to the NFT discussion.
    For years, the NFT community was mocked, slighted, and any committed artist to this space was seen as scraping the last dredges of monetization to support their fledging art to debase themselves to hocking NFTs, the ultimate belittlement to corral what could be collected in terms of an earnings. Well-known contemporary artists would not lower themselves to introduce an NFT offering, much like film actors, for the longest time, looked down upon TV work as often embarrassing to have to take on, the sign that one's career was on the descent rather than ascent. Now it seems every major movie star either is in a TV project for Netflix, or another production company, or their in-house production companies have a TV project in the works. Hopefully NFTs continue to enjoy a shift of this scope.
    It's perfectly rational, however, that if someone is given a one person show in the Chelsea Art District in Manhattan that one would immediately take it, and that's what Damien Hurst, and other contemporary artist visionaries, regularly do. It puts them in front of an elite set of art buyers who appreciate the 1-on-1 experience of interfacing with an artist to learn a bit of their style, but also revel in the flattering attention that whales of the art collecting market demand and enjoy.
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    Artists do this but now they are also doing NFTs as well.
    5) It introduces NFTs to, effectively, the world.
    The number of people who have a Visa card is jaw-dropping: 353 million in the US and 803 million outside of the US, cumulatively 1.141 billion.
    Visa's efforts to trumpet their foray into the space is illuminating NFTs on the world stage in a way that crypto enthusiasts and mass adoption advocates have been pining for since the birth of blockchain.
    Instead of introducing NFTs to the world through the prism of "Why would someone pay $69 million for an image you could copy and paste to your desktop for free," you're seeing, "Wow, it looks like even long-standing mainstream financial institutions are relenting to the pressure to be seen as first-movers in tech, with the hopes of earning some level of accompanying positive press praising their forethought. Maybe there's something to this blockchain deal." This does much to change the collective narrative.


    DeFi Interview with Blockchain Watchdog Chris Blec Jul 27, 2021

    Chis Blec offers a fresh take on oftentimes guarded DeFi projects and keeps developers honest with the level of security their projects actually deliver and that which they purport to deliver.
    Check out my Blockchain Book, DAO: The Time is Now, free to read with Kindle Unlimited.
    https://amzn.to/3wU0drT


    NFTs Have Arrived: Beeple is Our Leader Mar 15, 2021

    Blockchain Voting - Immutable Election Results Nov 05, 2020

    So I've been getting a lot of messages on Twitter and LinkedIn, about how the blockchain can materially affect the future of voting. A lot of people are frustrated with the mail process and how it seems that the mail at very least was slowed down, and people are reporting to me, based on some news sources that the delivery rates and a lot of heavily left leaning counties and states have been slowed down to the extent that less than 70% of pieces of mail are arriving at their intended target. During the dates that they should be and for the USPS, the typical delivery rate is well over 95%. So for under 70%. You know you're talking about a considerable drop. And if you'll remember there was some cuts that was there were instituted into the USPS. And a lot of the Democratic leaders were talking about how that was used as a way to slow the mail. Or at least, cut off some intermediary parties that expedited things so that is a consideration and then also there. This is largely being done in states where there is no grace period. And if it's not delivered on Election Day, then it doesn't matter so what people are telling me is that certain, you know, whomever are finding heavily left leaning counties and proceeding to slow the mail, so that the MC ballots, which, you know, run heavily left leaning will not be delivered in time and thus those votes won't be counted. So they're saying what can we do with blockchain How can that be a solution to the problem that we're having, and I think it comes down to, if the blockchain was ever integrated into some sort of election, then you could do it using a few different consensus mechanisms that would provide that trustless technology you know would take the core issue of can this ledger be messed with can it be is it immutable or is immutable, and will these numbers hang up and do we have confidence as the public that when we are looking at a particular vote that it does reflect the true sentiment of the voter. And as it stands with the payment rails out there Bitcoin. And, you know, aetherium and all that. the amount of resources that it would take to what's called rollback a transaction or do a double spend or essentially messed with the technology itself is really high. So, it could be done but you'd have to amass all of the available resources that are, you know, put out there on the internet you have to have pools you'd have to really have some coordinated attack the likes of which,Unknown Speaker 3:33 you know, had never been seen.Unknown Speaker 3:36 And I guess it would be possible but the way you can get around that for blockchain voting is have a permissioned blockchain where the node holders you know being trusted bodies that are transparent to the public are able to get one portion of the ledger. And then it can be watched in real time. And, you know, records of that will be put on what's called the ipfs. And so, it's not all whole held up on one central server it's distributed through a number of different servers. And with that, technology, you would be able to have people checking and then people checking the people who are checking. And I think that that's further, or closer than a lot of people anticipate as it is governments are playing in a real way with central banks, using blockchain technologies as you may know like large corporations are already using on a wholesale basis, financial companies like JP Morgan are completely flipping on the issue of blockchain for decentralized finance and otherwise, and, you know, to lead the way in FinTech. So I think the horizon for blockchain voting is not that much further along, and the possibility of it being instituted in the next few decades, is high, and the consensus mechanisms, you know, the voting can be done, you know, very easily. They have a bunch of id Software's out there that are, you know, you can have it so that it reads your biometric information, you can mean if you see a...


    TronDash is now community owned with DashDAO! Oct 01, 2020

    Breaking down the #3 tool on the Tron ecosystem, and the first platform to introduce div management to Tron, which is now transitioning into a DAO ownership governance model and doing great things in DeFi, as other platforms enter the DeFi space in a big way.


    The Distributed Web, with InterPlanetary File System leading the way, is almost here Sep 05, 2020

    So I wrote a little article on medium on my username, DeFi Daily, feel free to check it out, but I did a little bit of a deep dive into this distributed web and how I really do feel like that is the future. I'm sure that if you've been in the ecosystem for any amount of time, you've heard about the interplanetary file system that's being used by unstoppable domains and a lot of the projects out there that are trying to decentralize the content that they want out there.So whether it be a website or really anything that distributes the ability to have a centralized hub where something can get attacked. Or the concentration of all the servers are in one place that can be denied from access to a country citizens. One of the most challenging low-level cybersecurity attacks affecting sites are DDOS attacks that hit a lot of sites with a just millions and millions of botted traffic, so abundant that they take servers down and it's a really inexpensive attack to do, but it can cost a lot to a business because they're really cumbersome to resolve.And I think one of the interesting things about this project Unstoppable Domains is at the root of it. They host their .crypto and .zil as ERC 20 tokens. Or it may be ERC-721, but they're non fungible, Ethereum tokens. And they give you access to certain domains. I think it's $40 and then you own it forever.And then the website itself would be redirected or hosted on the. Decentralized or distributed web using this interplanetary file system. And really the meat of what they do with the redirect is just through a Chrome extension. So essentially it allows them to bypass the need for ICANN. And I wonder about whether that'll be the future..A new internet layer, just kind of like how the dark web will use tour, which is really just a modified version of Firefox. Like whether the additional layers of future distributed web will be just a matter of integrating a extension. And then, you know what we know now to the.com and things that people are paying astronomical amounts for, because they think will be the foundation for the future of the internet. A wouldn't necessarily be so, and you haven't seen a lot of traction in the. Smaller TLDs or like a vanity TLDs with domains and, you know, people will gobble them up. And then, and certainly the unstoppable domains got a ton of traction.I see people gobbling up the .zil and .crypto domai names and I think on Twitter, you see a lot of .eth names too. So, whether that continues to hit traction, I don't know, but I do know that the core architecture behind it is substantially less complicated. It's still ambitious relative to a lot of the crypto projects out there, but really the power of the extension to transform the browser experience can not be understated.And that could be a large portion of the future. And you definitely are subject to the winds of Google and the people that have the browser. But if you have your own chromium version, like Brave does, then you have that open source architecture and you can build upon it. So perhaps an I can type a company will emerge, has its own core browser that people have to go to not out of speed or convenience but necessity. So I'm writing a few more of these articles so feel free to follow me at DeFi daily. And I'm trying to cover topics related to DeFi, DAOs, virtualization and the distribution of these files on the distributed web. So check it out.


    DeFi: Sun Challenging Buterin Sep 05, 2020

    You’ve probably seen that DeFi is heating up, which would be an understatement. And last 24 hours, it was really been rough for a lot of crypto, I guess what started it off is that a bunch of whales liquidated on various exchanges and that sent Bitcoin into a tailspin. Whenever macro forces were at work, it almost kissed 12,000 and now it’s down to almost 10,000.One must also bear in mind that all crypto is pegged to Bitcoin. Essentially, if you go to on any major exchange, they’ll all have BTC crypto swap pairs or crypto pairs. So when Bitcoin goes down, most all the ecosystem follows, except fiat or commodity-pegged tokens, but everyone’s materially affected except in the last 24 hours, you’re seeing Tron actually actually go higher.The reason? JustSwap. Justswap is the brain child of, as you might expect by the name, Justin Sun, the leader and architect of Tron. Justin is rolling out all sort of DeFi plays and is actively trying to be the effective Ethereum killer in the space. His chief tool is this Uniswap V2 clone in JustSwap, coupled with $SUN and other Yearn.finance-type fair-launch plays.And the difference between Uniswap V2 and V1 is that V2 actually sends you tokens that are representative of your portion of the pool. And what’s kind of interesting with JustSwap is it takes that Uniswap open source protocol and they integrate as the balancing pair TRX, which serves to further limit the circulating supply of TRX, allowing buying pressures to press the price upward. And the thing with Ethereum right now is that even Vitalik Buterin will say that Ethereum is under stress due to the costs of doing a transaction being prohibitively high.It’s to the point where some people were doing screenshots of it costing $35 to push through a standard transaction they wanted with some degree of swiftness. A few days ago it was 450 Gwei for a half an hour confirmation, which is insanity, because I remember I would wait half an hour when the Gwei got to 10 and I’m like, I’m not paying 10.Now it’s almost 50 times that. If people are trying to do DeFi on Ethereum, they’re seeing that let’s say they put in a thousand dollars, which you less than the vast majority of transactions. And if you’re going stake into DAI for a pretty high yield at the top single digits or ~10% then if it’s $35, that’s 3.5% percent off the bat, representing almost four months in the hole before you even begin getting a positive return. While banks do often give 0.1% or nothing at all on a checking or savings, at least it’s FDIC insured such that your access to the principal is sound and swift. So the high rate of return is an attractive proposition, but you either have it to go into it with many hundreds of thousands in order for that $35 to be a blip.Or you have to figure something out with gas so that you put a transaction in only when the gas hits a certain amount for a half an hour confirmation so it doesn’t get lost and you have to send it through again, or you have to pay something in order to even cancel the transaction, to get back the original principle of what you were sending out.Tron doesn’t have these high transaction fees issues. You can stake or “freeze” your tron coins and you’ll get some allocated “energy” to do transactions. And then you can also lease Tron energy. Tron compares most closely to EOS with their “freezing” feature having much in the way in overlap to EOS’ CPU model that requires a similar stake and reward to do functions with the blockchain mainnet.It’s proving to be a workable way to do DeFi and people are getting some traction. I saw DeFi watchdog Chris Blec mentioning Tron and some of the ones that are making some headway against Ethereum.The $Sun token that Justin Sun rolled out most closely mirrors the Yearn. Finance token. They allow you to stake your tokenization of your position in your chosen JustSwap to be granted this other type of token: Pearls, Hotdogs,...


    Introducing Interviews with Rekt Radio + Thoughts on the Week Aug 10, 2020

    Discussing the current state of the ecosystem and how it all integrated into the fast-moving world of DeFi which is leading the crypto conversation over the last few weeks.https://www.linkedin.com/in/defi/


    DeFi Markets Are Lit! Jul 25, 2020

    In this episode I discuss DeFi, decentralized finance, and the traction it has been getting in recent weeks.


    DeFi - The Decentralized Finance Leaderboard at DeFi Pulse Jul 22, 2020

    Hitting $3,000,000,000 is a milestone for DeFi. It speaks volumes to the traction that decentralized finance is enjoying, powered by crypto enthusiasts who are passionate about blockchain technology and its ability to be transformative to the stale, existing capital markets.


    Alexis Ohanian- Bitcoin Bull Boosting Blockchain May 26, 2020

    It's exciting to see Reddit Founder, and Serena Williams' Husband, Alexis Ohanian boosting blockchain in a big way. Reddit's new integrated crypto wallet is continuing to wow me. It's super easy to use and could be a big leap forward in adoption. Transcript:Hey guys, AltcoinAuthor. So you may have seen that I did a post today on Reddit founder, Alexis ohanian. So if you don't know, this winner is a guy that married Serena Williams. He started Reddit which is the number four website United States. And he talks about crypto spring in response to what has been seen for last two years is like the crypto winter that just seems to go on and on and on. So, just a little bit of a background Alexis started Reddit now he's doing full time venture capital he invested in Coinbase early so he's very much in crypto. And as I detailed in the last video slash podcasts that read it now has a vault. And in that vaults you can hold their their moons for their cryptocurrency subreddit and bricks for the fortnight subreddit, and they're kind of playing around with it and they kind of, they make it really easy. They give you the option when you make it on the iOS or Android device to either click in and save the password yourself where you can like secure it yourself. Or you can, you know, secure it on your Reddit account, which is really convenient. So that's what I did. And then within a standard, this is all test net right now all these are being on you know, so you can be they're not really using any resources, per se, but they're talking about this summer going live. So he, as far as I can see is getting to be one of the bigger bowls in this space. And I do hear that he has quite a bit so I thought this was a good article from Yahoo Finance, which actually had a lot of good stuff along with Bloomberg for crypto news. So this was kind of a cool quote by him Tried to track prices, I can't predict any of this that stuff. What I would say what I can say is that we really do see a crypto spring right now, in terms of top tier engineers, product developers, designers building real solutions on top of the blockchain. And that, for me is the most interesting part. We're really starting to see, you know, top tier talent building on the infrastructure. I think that's really well said, if you look in the for at least for me, the best coders are in the space for a while they're in cryptocurrencies are in cyber security. Now that transition, and they may dabble in both, but almost every one of the most talented computer scientists are Middle East putting their toe into blockchain. So for him to identify that the top people and read it does have the top engineers and the top people that are there already and the top people go to the Reddit subgroups. So he really is qualified to speak on that. And then, you know, he goes into detail talk about john paul Tudor Jones and all these hedge fund guys that were really slow rolling the blockchain investments on their own funds. And you know, when they go into bitcoin or something like that, they go in hard and a lot of them are introduced by the Winklevoss twins, just because they're in that kind of network of the Manhattan elites of knowing about Wall Street and being well connected. So the fact that it's being sold by as he says, it's interesting to see Oh, geez of Wall Street. Now getting into crypto and buying Bitcoin. It's increasingly showing that it's here to stay. That's Well said, Oh, gee, you know, being original gangster which means person that's been in it for a while. So I like the movement that he's done in the space. And I look for him to continue to take a leadership role in the space So yeah, you know, when you're a top VC, you're married to one of the greatest tennis players of all time, and you're touting crypto, I'm going to follow you.


    Reddit Cryptocurrency Pivot: Moons & the Integrated Ethereum Wallet May 22, 2020

    Reddit's making some huge strides forward in pushing along adoption to their 330 million monthly active user base with the integration of the "vault" into their IOS and android apps. You have to be a member of the r/Cryptocurrency and contribute to earn their "moons" or r/fortniteBR to earn their "Bricks".


    Success! - Bitcoin Fund on Toronto Stock Exchange Apr 11, 2020

    So big news out of Toronto. The Toronto Stock Exchange listed, finally, after three years, a Bitcoin Fund and the fund itself is on the main website, you can see its net asset value so it’s just like a traditional fund like a mutual fund or an index fund and thing is that you can own a Bitcoin fund from an exchange. And this is huge in the sense that the main TSX and the venture group, which is for the smaller companies in Toronto. And then for the traditional Toronto Stock Exchange, these are aimed at retail buyers so this is focused on people that could just go to their local brokerages in Canada, and buy part of the fund. In the past, there's been a lot of excitement about getting listed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the CBOE. Futures exchanges attract a different type of investor, one usually more sophisticated, better-heeled that knows the ropes of high frequency trading. They know how to manage terrifyingly scary, but also exciting, margin position leverage. Not even that many trade futures when you compare these specialized traders versus retail investments in the general market. Retail trading makes it easier for people. You know they have a binary option exchanges, like Nadex, that will take the future positions themselves on a wholesale basis, but if you want to do something on the upside or downside, they kind of ladder it so it's like if it hits a certain amount, you'll get a payout or if it doesn't then you know you can structure an order a few ways to match your risk profile and what you're thinking. What you're trying to do to time the market, which is a pretty difficult thing to do. So, for it to be listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange is a watershed moment for Bitcoin. It could mean that these people that have heard about Bitcoin, that have kind of thought about it as a long term investment and have considered dabbling in it. You hear people like Mark Cuban saying that 1% of your assets should be invested in it as well as some endowment funds. I think Yale's endowment fund is saying we're going to put 1% into blockchain technology that's getting adopted by large enterprise solution companies like Microsoft and IBM, so people that are looking for the long term investors are putting aside a certain amount to invest in it with the hopes that it’ll pop in the way that many people think that it might and the investment would do tremendously well. In terms of mass adoption basis, these are individual investors that are taking stakes. You don't have to be an accredited investor. You don't have to have a Bloomberg terminal. You don't have to have all these fancy certifications. You can go in and just buy part of the fund. I'm in no way affiliated with the fund, but, from what I read, it's associated with the Winklevoss twins and Gemini. Out of really all the stable coins, I like Gemini, because it's backed by the Winklevoss twins who are extremely well-heeled. And they partner with State Street, which is like the top partner for the NYSE and a lot of the biggest Wall Street organizations. And on top of that the Winklevosses have notoriety, connections with Zuckerberg, and their classmates at Harvard so they know all of the establishment guys in the banking industry, so I feel more comfortable giving my money, through custodial ownership to someone, who really has a lot to lose. I guess the same could be said for reasons why investing with Bernie Madoff, when it was incredibly connected and established professionally, with him even being on the board one of the exchanges in New York, but I just feel genuinely good about what the Winklevoss twins are doing for the crypto space blockchain. They're doing the 60 minutes on American television. They're doing all sorts of these adoption efforts to introduce people to Bitcoin, and it does benefit them, but I think they're doing it well and not trying to hog all of the fame. They're being smart and looking to the long-term. They...


    Bedlam, Bitcoin & Blockchain: Crypto & Corona Mar 28, 2020

    In the midst of this turmoil, blockchain endures. Blockchains work as expected, use cases are being deemed valid, and, despite negative price action, the fundamentals of the technology is sound.


    Corona & Crypto: Calculating the Community Costs Mar 17, 2020

    Corona has already crippled bitcoin and nearly all altcoins by virtue of the BTC peg. We've still got a ways to go, but let's look at the impacts in the short term to best prepare.


    Corona Crypto Commentary - Will Corona Close Out your Crypto DeFi Positions? Mar 13, 2020

    Corona is shaking up not only the whole world but also the crypto ecosystem in a big way. While the prices are uncertain, the fundamental technology is sound.


    Episode 37 - Altcoin Author Crypto Podcast Jan 29, 2020

    How best to do some crypto mining when there’s a lot of information out there and you don’t know who to believe. That and what’s the best way to cloud mine, if at all?


    Episode 36 - Altcoin Author Crypto Podcast Jan 29, 2020

    Can you make a decentralized application yourself, deploy it, and make some traction in the cryptocurrency community. Yes.


    Episode 35 - Altcoin Author Crypto Podcast Jan 29, 2020

    Discussing not getting peoples expectations too high or too low when discussing the cryptocurrency community.


    The future of automation necessitates block chain Jan 21, 2020

    Leader ship in the blockchain space is putting forth a compelling vision of automation and crypto is at the forefront of this shift


    Crypto Winter: Here to Stay or Heating Upcoming? Dec 29, 2019

    While Bitcoin has been at 7000 for seemingly ever, the horizontal market we're seeing could continue or it could move violently in either direction. The strength of the other crypto projects out there speaks to the vibrancy of the crypto community and how so many other coins are building on top of the innovation that BTC introduced.


    Crypto Purge - A Very Scary Crypto Christmas! Dec 29, 2019

    Some of the largest crypto influencers on this platform went down and many had all of their videos deleted in a wave of bans that extended across many of the largest crypto channels. A few channels are back-up now but the response was slow and muted, which leads to the question of if this happens again will it encompass all channels? This afforded a good opportunity to check out other decentralized video hosting services like LBRY.


    Margin trading: Crypto or Forex? Forex has unlimited liquidity but crypto platforms are innovative/powerful. Dec 15, 2019

    Crypto tops Forex in most all categories, except in liquidity. With each month crypto order books get deeper and deeper, closing the gap.


    Crypto Investing Is a Minefield! With So Many Copycats, Where Do I Invest? Dec 15, 2019

    With so many scam ICOs, which do I look to to find value? Even many that aren't scams are just copycats of others and are basically a white label version of another crypto project. Some crypto projects look like $100 worth of work and have set-up the valuation in the tens of millions, usually with less than $1 in daily volume. Know your crypto before you dive in!


    Shorting Crypto a Good Thing? Opportunities Abound to Investigate and Short Crap Crypto Nov 24, 2019

    The advent of the introduction of margin trading on many different crypto has been a well needed dynamic that can actually help crypto researchers to be able to cash in on their internet sleuth skills. There are many crypto projects that have sky-high valuations but exchange volume of a few hundred bucks and are ripe to explode. Regular crypto investors can benefit from the impending doom of these crappy through margin trading on many vibrant exchange platforms that are continuing to elevate the quality of crypto trading across the ecosystem.


    US/Europe has a Velvet Regulatory Glove Compared to China Nov 24, 2019

    The #HongKong fiasco goes to show how relentless that the Chinese government is when it comes to economic matters and crypto is not immune from this wrath. This week a Chinese exchange was not only shutdown but also raided and all of the employees that went to work that day were arrested. Comparatively the US, Canada, and Europe appear to be operating with a velvet glove when viewed from the prism of what China is putting pro-crypto consumers through!


    Crypto Conferences Can't Be Missed - October '19 CIA LA Recap Oct 27, 2019

    If you're serious about crypto and meeting the movers and shakers, I suggest going to a crypto conference in your area. It's quite a bit different than a Meetup and you can rub elbows with movers and shakers that are making things happen in blockchain.


    Facebook's Libra Will the Cookie Crumble Oct 27, 2019

    Zuckerberg's going to Congress today to testify on Libra and Facebook. Which direction will he go with Libra?


    Tim Draper Leads the Crypto Community Aug 24, 2019

    I was first introduced to Tim Draper at a cryptocurrency conference, cis la 2019, where he opened it with a Skype keynote. Anyone that could do a virtual keynote I knew had to be pretty important so I definitely took note and looked him up. As the speech went on, it was compelling to hear his thoughts on dApps and smart contracts, and how they would represent a meaningful change for lawyers, accountants, and other professions that would have to pivot, in a big way, or risk losing out to automation.


    Covert CryptoJacking - Hiding from the Task Manager? Aug 21, 2019

    Cryptojacking browsers is getting increasingly more sophisticated and the newest bug is able to escape even the windows task manager. This is a problem because at this point you'll either have to enter safe mode or completely reinstall windows, an enormous headache. Remember to keep updating your antivirus software, the really only line of defense that individual users have from disabling cryptojacking efforts. The incentivization of being able to mine Monero blocks by doing some black hat techniques is too high and many talented blackhat coders are taking the easy route to ensuring their financial futures.


    Wrote a Book: DApp Ubiquity: Anticipating the Avalanche of Adoption Aug 21, 2019

    Due to the abundance of questions, I went ahead and put together a primer on decentralized applications, smart contracts, and solidity based blockchain platforms like Ethereum and Tron. Seldom do people fully realize the potential that smart contracts have to be a game-changer across just about every business sector. In this short, free ebook I put some thoughts together that are for the consideration that you may have concerning the future of this space. Bet against smart contracts are at your own peril!


    Augur 3 Month Follow-up: v2 Slow to Implementation Aug 21, 2019

    I’ve fielded a lot of questions about Auger over the last few months and, as it's my most popular video, I thought I would follow up with something at the three-month mark. I'm sad to say that v2, that was much heralded as the saving grace of Auger, is still slow to be implemented and the invalid market issue is still a problem. There are some incredibly smart developers that are devoting their time and resources to seeing this project through but still many question marks linger and hopefully will be addressed to the community’s satisfaction sooner rather than later.


    David Marcus as the Calibra Head Set to Testify Next Week! Jul 10, 2019

    There will be a lot of eyes watching David Marcus to see how he does against grandstanding politicians that want to use Facebook’s Libra coin as a proxy to rail against cryptocurrencies as a whole. It’ll definitely be must see C-Span!


    BitPay Wallet & Debit Cards are Certainly Compelling Jul 06, 2019

    I’ve heard so many interesting things about the BitPay wallet and the network of many thousands of merchants that use it to process their crypto transactions. It is good but not without its difficulties.


    Congress Declares War on Libra Jul 03, 2019

    With all of the interests that have been building in a groundswell of unity against Libra and Facebook, it’s of a little surprise that Congress issued a moratorium decree against it here in the last 48 hours. There are some very powerful interests that want to see Libra snuffed out and will exercise all of their resources to ensure that this is exactly what happens sooner rather than later.


    Facebook‘s libra isn’t jumping into the marketplace with quite the fanfare they might have hoped Jul 03, 2019

    There’s been a lot of backlash against libra and this very likely was not the reception that Zuckerberg and Facebook had originally hoped for.


    Why are crypto prices so frothy and will this continue? Jun 29, 2019

    The trading opportunities are immense and heavily stacked in the favor of traders to leverage up their positions so now that institutional money is no longer just dipping in their toe, but it’s starting to get in in a really meaningful way, you’ll see a continuation in the high volume of crypto trading. It certainly is an asset of value but many are simply using it as an exceptional trading vehicle.


    Ethereum hits 1 million transactions in a day since May 2018 Jun 29, 2019

    Ethereum has seen a lot of spikes By virtue of price instability and crypto kitties and a number of different factors. Yesterday we did see a return to the first time that Ethereum hit 1 million transactions in a day since 2018 in the beginning of the year. A lot of people are concerned and possibly even frustrated about the fees required to send transactions through the block chain but so much of the web architecture is based on ERC-20 tokens that I believe it is here for a long period time.


    Twitch and CashApp now with Bitcoin Integration! Jun 27, 2019

    It’s interesting to see these large companies in Amazon and Square offering crypto solutions as a result of the unrelenting pressure from the people who are text savvy and want to use crypto as their payment solution of choice.


    Gerald Cotten of QuadrigaCX is 100% Alive Jun 27, 2019

    It comes to very little of a shock to people that have read the stories on coin telegraph that this guy is just doing an exit scam from what was biggest Canadian exchange, built upon fake trading, as many people on Reddit correctly surmised.


    Instant banking is kicking in to high gear thanks to Libra Jun 27, 2019

    Libra is really pushing things in the right direction with somebody’s bigger banks in Europe and the United States. The real desire is to have instant payment transmission in the way that cash app and Venmo are doing these days. That’s what’s making them popular.


    DeFi Liftoff: So Many Projects Delivering FinTech Innovations in Abundance Jun 14, 2019

    It's a thrilling time to be in the DeFi space. With https://compound.finance, NUO, and all sorts of FinTech programs that are bringing cross-pair liquidity to ERC-20 tokens, it's no wonder that activity is exploding!


    Ethereum DeFi Dapps Reign Supreme Jun 08, 2019

    Ethereum Dapps are the most popular blockchain platform to use for DeFi programs, making use of ERC-20 tokens. They're so far advanced that the only circumstance I can see where they would fall behind would be if their mining fees spike and fail to fall back to normal levels.


    The Days of the Public Blockchain Are Winding Down Jun 08, 2019

    The public blockchain is a vestige of a bygone era. Crypto users now demand anonymity to protect their business' trade secrets and negotiating power by keeping their cards close to their chest. This is offered by a private blockchain.


    3/4 of Proof-of-Work Mining is Powered by Renewable Energy Jun 08, 2019

    There are a lot of detractors out there that are adamantly against proof of work. And one of the arguments that it's a wasteful use of resources. Turns out that up over 3/4 of the electricity being used is renewable energy. Detractors Debunked!


    Microblogging Platforms are Flourishing - Fighting Facebook Through Innovation Jun 08, 2019

    There are so many microblogging platforms that are offering such an impressive user experience that it's dizzying. Hopefully, this will beat back Facebook's missteps in favor of more power for the user over their content. To get paid for their posts too would be nice!


    Crypto-Positive Blockchain Legislation Kicks off in San Marino (Italy area) Jun 08, 2019

    San Marino, which is a country in the European Union, actually instituted some very clear government decrees on the blockchain that is very crypto-positive. Finally!


    Crypto Conferences are a Thing to Behold - Highly Recommended! Jun 07, 2019

    For those that have not yet been to a crypto convention but are very intrigued by the space, several events across the country are certainly worthy of your time for the combination of speakers and workshops that they host with aplomb and should not be missed!


    Localbitcoins Ban Face-to-Face Cash Transactions Due to European Regulatory Pressure Jun 06, 2019

    Operating in Finland as a crypto company cannot be fun. The fact that they're kowtowing to Finnish regulators is no surprise, plus very few people still buy crypto face-to-face these days so no huge loss.


    Dapps Are Taking a BackSeat to Crypto Price Action! Jun 06, 2019

    It's a shame to see Dapps being increasingly less popular for those in the Crypto space. Were just starting to build so well!


    Justin Sun Will Be Lunching with Buffett? How Will That Go? Jun 06, 2019

    Will Justin Sun be able to convince the Oracle of Omaha that his ways at looking at crypto are dead wrong?


    Introducing the New Show! Crypto Current Events with HashHelp! Jun 06, 2019

    Bringing you Crypto news in a pity format!


    The Facebook Coin Will Soon Be Here! Announcement is Imminent! Jun 06, 2019

    The Facebook coin will soon be there and we briefly discuss what to expect and how it may change the landscape.


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