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Yeah, I'm curious as shit about it, too. Currently having problems with Truebit on Ethereum mainnet, but I think it might be because geth is running in lightmode so I'm syncing up a full geth node right now to see.

I don't think I've made any bold predictions for July? Just that we're pretty sure Optimism uses Truebit and that it's supposedly rolling out in July with Uniswap support. No idea what the price action is for this token in the short term, but it's pretty obvious the deeper I dig that this is...

You're still in Omise-Go? Dude that shit is so dead.

Wow, $NFY on quite the run today.

So what's it mean when the chart looks like a sin wave?

Governance isn't a use case as it doesn't burn, lock, or incentivize holding the token.

I have small bag of Uniswap, so I've been following it for a few months now. If you look at the WETH/UNI pool on dextools.io, you'll see that it topped out at 0.02 in late March, and is currently at 0.01. I can't read the tea leaves as well as others, but the chart looks like it's rebounding...

Arbitrum nodes are paid in LINK, so that's the token.

All I know for sure is that unless a developer is specifically incentivized to build their application on top of MATIC, they're most likely going to build it on Ethereum. That said, it is an Indian development team, that might count for something.

Daezuel is correct, EIP-1559 will affect coin price and UX of Ethereum (my bet is drastically on both), but not much in the way of transaction fees when the network is bogged down. My concerns with MATIC are that it's a sidechain using More Viable Plasma, meaning it loses the composability and...

I dunno, I feel like most companies won't be that fragile on BTC price. No way they didn't expect the price to drop way back down when they bought into it.

Hold MATIC until a better L2 solution hits the scene that you like, and then transfer your MATIC bag to it, imo.

Imagine telling people you got rich by following Soulja Boy's advice on cryptocurrency, so you bought into CumRocket's cousin SafeMars when it was just fractions of a penny.

I dunno, but there's this? GameStop NFT

Everything looks normal on those fronts, but there's no tasks running yet so *shrug*.

On the power draws, I doubt it impacts much running as a container inside your Windows machine, but I'll keep an eye on the power bill I guess. I don't think 100% uptime is necessary, like if the power goes out you aren't going to be penalized for it, but I'm not sure why you'd shoot for...

Yeah, I believe it's CPU dependent because that would just make sense to me, but I'm by no means certain about it. Still a lot to dig through in this GitHub repo.

I have a Truebit Verifier running on the Ethereum mainnet right now -- having some problems registering an IPFS node, but otherwise it's functional. The process is pretty straight forward, though you may need to start over a few times to wrap your head around it. To get started right now, you...

O shit I got the jackpot!!! EDIT: Solver got 2991 $TRU for solving the task, the verifier got 749 $TRU for hitting the jackpot.

Testnet version up and running. It's not too bad, I'll get mainnet setup tomorrow and do a little writeup.

The arguments seem super weak, you need to have more faith in decentralization. He starts the article by saying that secret meetings involving industry stakeholders don't end up influencing Bitcoin development. It's not concerning in the slightest. What's wrong with this, exactly? How does...

First of all it's spelled jab, like a troll jab. Job isn't a word.

Have faith in decentralization, it will win.

$$$$$$$$$$

I'm honestly surprised that it's below the OS minting price and constantly expect it to get up to that point, but that doesn't seem to be happening without a substantial number of tasks running through the system which I'm expecting in July.

It's both, really. Being a solver seems like it's the most involved out of the three roles in the Truebit system, which is why I'm angling for that one. I'm hoping that my early involvement in the system pays out similarly to my early involvement in Ethereum, but for the most part that's...

This is my thought on it as well -- Chainlink would have been another one to get in on the ground floor with, but I missed that opportunity. So lesson learned on Chainlink, off-chain data oracles are extremely important, I'll bet off-chain computation markets are as well. Decentralized...

Aye, it's a long term hold for me and I'm setting up a rig to be a solver. Jason Teutsch is almost as brilliant as Vitalik, I highly recommend finding out everything you can about the dude, and Sami is an extremely solid developer. It seems like the first real use case will be the Optimism...

Because you have no idea what I'm talking about, these words are going right over your head and you pop in like a dumbass thinking you GOT ME when I'm sitting over here about to be a millionaire because of the research I've done on this tech.

I love how you think the names of programming languages are meaningless terms, idiot. Just admit you have zero understanding of what anyone is discussing here.

He can't, because he doesn't have a fucking clue about blockchains, hence why he has contributed precisely nothing to this thread.

Remember the last thing you contributed to this thread? I don't.

More on CDBCs from last year with some quotes: Fed Partners With MIT Based Digital Currency Initiative To Explore Central Bank Digital Currency C/C++, Go, and Rust are the languages of Ethereum + Truebit.

I think we are, but then again I don't really give a shit I'm still waaaaay up.

Did you get those for free or what? I would have just bought the Eth instead, tbh. Did you run any calculations? What's your $/kWh?

I disagree with this entirely, otherwise Eth would still be $4k.

Why do you feel that Segwit increases the value of what Bitcoin provides over Dogecoin? There's a whole culture of programmers who think Segwit is a travesty, and it's still not fully adopted by the Bitcoin community four years later. Taproot isn't even out yet, let alone adopted, so I...

At the moment, no, even the price has been terrible lately, but Vitalik suggested making it into a DeFi price oracle so maybe eventually: UNI should become an oracle token

Germany is looking into issuing vaccine passports as an NFT I believe, but that's not what a governance token means. Governance tokens give you special privileges within a DAO - usually voting rights, but like SushiSwap gives you a portion of the fees platform wide. These tokens are usually...