what am I thinking...
other than,
if only I could make it compulsory that this site be the entry point to any learning culture:
https://nakamotoinstitute.org/
grow from correct info.
Which prompts an idea:
would it be practical to not 'fork' but launch a new (non-monetized BCHcode) blockchain just for this?
To store, immutably, student dox. IPFS i know, but...
why?
What do you have against money?
nothing against money,
just thinking to keep the coin off the centralized market exchanges - in the hands of participants.
keeping ownership away from banksters
The point of Bitcoin was never to eliminate banks, it's to make money printing to fund oligarchy and fractional reserve lending impossible.
Perhaps weakly composed, I retry:
The basic idea is to have an educational 'achievement' token? market which needs to be -exclusively-unpoisoned- by government and bankster meddling.
I think that can all be done in OP_RETURN for pennies. One of the regulars at the Tokyo BCH meetup is doing land registry on-chain. The future is OP_RETURN or it didn't happen imo.
Almost exactly, but without BCH ticker value.
The chain would reference something like IPFS for document stores or -? I am still thinking this through !
OP_RETURN puts legs on BCH !
Very difficult to get an immutable token without some value for miners to mine.
Let the banks have some BCH, if they invest it wisely they'll make more! If they trust a corrupt government agency to tell them what loans they have to give out, they'll go bankrupt!
