/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20248614
August 28 and 29th are the tentative dates

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>>20248614
Shit .... I see ample forth

>>20248680
>Shit .... I see ample forth
what else do you *see*?
>pic related

>>20248614
Some big hitters on this list and more to come. I'd love to see Emin Gün Sirer get added.

>>20248747
>Some big hitters on this list and more to come

>>20248704
very cool:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbrett/2019/12/19/congress-considers-federal-crypto-regulators-in-new-cryptocurrency-act-of-2020/#6841ac555fcd

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbrett/2019/12/21/crypto-legislation-2020-analysis-of-21-cryptocurrency-and-blockchain-bills-in-congress/#37d1af7156c1

https://drive.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=https://2d234e5a-16a9-46ce-94e3-029a82f36bf9.filesusr.com/ugd/be4f79_b7c2ff84879140f98023ed89a166bc41.pdf

>>20248704
Old news but glad he’ll be there

>>20248704
Wtf bros?

>>20248780
Going to be busy that week but I assume there will be live-streams available.

>>20248868
here we go:
https://chainlinkecosystem.com/
lots of useful info here

>>20248958
https://blog.chain.link/understanding-how-data-and-apis-power-next-generation-economies/

https://www.coindesk.com/paypal-venmo-to-roll-out-crypto-buying-and-selling

>>20248984
>Like a computer without Internet, blockchain-based smart contracts have inherent value on their own, such as creating and swapping tokens. However, they become exponentially more powerful when externally connected to the vast and accelerating data and API economy taking root outside the blockchain ecosystem (off-chain).

>Smart contracts can become the dominant form of digital agreement across all the major markets if they successfully tap into the vast data reservoir generated by data providers, web APIs, enterprise systems, cloud providers, IoT devices, payment systems, other blockchains, and much more.

>>20249019
>APIs are monetized usually through subscription plans where end-users pay per use (metered), take on standard monthly plans (licensed), or agree to some form of tiered billing. This creates monetary incentives for data providers to produce data, while end users consume it without the need to provision their own infrastructure.

>>20248838
>smart contract enabled age verification

>>20248838
NO

>>20248704
i wonder how UBI and monthly paychecks from the government will be paid out in the future

>>20248838
weak fud

>>20249389
the fundamental concept of money is changing
it's no longer about "renting out" your time
but rather how valuable your contributions are that will determine the compensation you receive. There may be a point where "government" will be able to provide basic level subsistence to all its constituents, but beyond that, you will have to work for your luxuries beyond what is provided.

And that's a good thing.

>>20249493
>Money, money has changed...
the fundamental concept of money is changing
it's no longer about "renting out" your time
but rather how valuable your contributions are that will determine the compensation you receive. There may be a point where "government" will be able to provide basic level subsistence to all its constituents, but beyond that, you will have to work for your luxuries beyond what is provided.

And that's a good thing.

>>20249894
>>14824928
>some people have forgotten their a,b,c's:
A - Attention: "Do I have your attention"
I - Interest: "Are you interested? I know you are. 'cause it's fuck or walk, you close or you hit the bricks"
D - Decision: "Have you made your decision for Christ!?" (look at that scene at 4:30, you see the light flash on the grid lattice ceiling when he says Christ)
https://youtu.be/elrnAl6ygeM?t=267
A - and Action

>>20250141
>D - Decision: "Have you made your decision for Christ!?" (look at that scene at 4:30, you see the light flash on the grid lattice ceiling when he says Christ)