I Just joined Memo. Have to admit This concept is absolutely brilliant!.It's really Simple and Straight Forward :). Wanna Say Bye Bye to other overrated and crowded social platforms. Hoping The best for Memo :)
I am super stoked because today I on-boarded my boss’s girlfriend to BCH! I sent her a dollar and she was astonished how fast it was and that there are no fees or middle men! Felt so good to share the BCH love!
BCH is now up by 12.79% and now with a value of $322.00. This is really good news for BCH Holders the past few months! Let's celebrate in general not only the BCH community!
In the world of MetaNet, everything revolves around Bitcoin (SV) as a protocol. Comparatively, in the world of Internet, everything revolves around TCP/IP as a protocol.
People always ask, how are they going to understand MetaNet? The answer is you don't have to. The same way as the concept of Internet naturally dwelled into our mindset by way of using all the applications running on top of it like Web browsing, Facebook, Twitter, Uber and more. Metanet, will eventually be integrated into our daily way of living just by simply using the applications built on top of Bitcoin (SV) like Bitstagram, Memo.SV, Moneybutton, HandCash and more.
The key driving force to the gradual migration of applications to MetaNet will be characterized by an explosion of applications being developed using Bitcoin (SV). For the curios, you can track some of the projects being developed here https://www.bsvdevs.com/index.php .
By the way, this video above explains lot of hidden history that you don't get to learn about or hear in the west, but is very valuable information to understand why capitalist western nations are always attacking the socialist ones... it even explains why the workers in capitalist developed world, did not create socialist revolution the way French and later on Russians did... I think this video is very worth while watching, but at the end of the day, its up to each and every individual to decide if they want to learn about these things in order to understand the society they live in, better, or... just remain ignorant and living in a pre-defined box of propaganda that has been put over their mind by the capitalist system, their whole life.
A competition among players is challenging if they know what they are competing with. However, if they are to row their boats on a bicycle contest, then we have an unprecedented degree of misalignment. Certainly, they will either end up loosing for real or dream of finishing the line - winning in illusion.
Such is the world of the crypto market we are in today. If you have been monitoring every movement of these crypto coin prices, chances are - you are most likely invested in any one of this rowing participant in a cycling race. A wave of green charts indicative of a positive earnings, increases the scale of your "feel good" meter of a self made price predictor (though in reality, it makes no difference to a blind betting). And a ripple of red charts highlighting a negative turn of event, erases what you have just earned from your "feel good" register, sending shivers to your vein - prompting you to adjust the finish line further...
Life After Google: The Fall of Big Data and the Rise of the Blockchain Economy
Life without the Internet could be unimaginable for those who grew up dependent on its existence. It is by far the the most successful attempt to connect the world. It has undoubtedly made information accessible and trades feasible in ways people before this era thought impossible. It made businesses grow in an even faster rate, enabling them to scale worldwide, reaching an audience far from the sight of their own shore. It is very good indeed, but not good enough.
With its feat, we can exaggeratedly say that it is an achievement off the chart. Borrowing from the idea of Nassim Nicholas Taleb's Black Swan, we can categorically include this invention as such. The Internet is a Black Swan. It's birth was a rare event no ordinary man could have ever predicted, and yet today, it being alive, everyone could just easily find simplistic explanations for its occurrence.
A few days ago, the Bitcoin (SV) blockchain had an event described as a six-block reorganization. For the trolls, they jumped on and declared it as a failure of the BSV chain. In reality, nothing was lost, not a fund was double spent, not a single transaction was rejected, not anything. Now, where did it really fail?
Let us understand, that a reorganization of blocks occur when two competing miners found a solution to the next block in almost exactly the same time. Their job is to propagate this block as fast as they can, so the rest of the miners can proceed building the next block on top of it. Since two blocks were found, there exist a temporary two chains where miners compete until the next block is found and propagated, so they can build on top of it again. This cycle moves on until a clear winner dominates the next block and eventually emerge as the main chain where all miners need to build-upon, resulting to what we call block reorganization, unr...