You are not allowed to Google, consult anyone or use intelligent chatbots, What is a Cryptographic Public Key?

But, how many prediction markets are we going to have? So far this month, I have come across like 10 and I am wondering if anything actually uniquely differentiates one from the other. Or we are just having a rush.

Service-providing web3 projects have strong retention when they build a newsletter community.

I really can't emphasize enough on how crypto tech was never to make anyone financially blessed. The foundation was freedom-aimed. Perhaps, “the ability to make money through the system” is a subset of freedom. But we can agree that in this sense, “making money” is freedom but

I do really think it is impossible not to find crypto interesting if you understand the movement.

But, is Proof of Stake inarguably the best consensus model?

Here is a paradox. And, I am sincerely hoping it applies to you as well. Otherwise, I am weirdly cooked: I tend to maintain an interesting level of focus when I am moderately distracted.

I think my brain works differently when food is on fire.

A lot of people think the idea of a project is enough for it to thrive. What of the team behind it? How soon are they planning to abandon it?

It would be this easy to identify what is net-positive for crypto and consequently what a good investment is, in terms of money or time if everyone pays attention to the fundamentals. This write-up isn't directly intended to show or teach you what pattern a good investment takes

I think vitalik.eth was essentially reiterating the importance of infrastructure (the fundamentals of the technology). I don't think he was blatantly saying he doesn't care about app or financial efficiency; both are, in fact, a subset of what people can define as freedom.

Why Ethereum? There's no second best. Period.

Looks like every web3 person is shadow-banned.. Or, the algorithm just sucks for web3 content?

Isn't it crazy, how everything seems to be an upgraded version of Maths?

After a few months of trying to demystify the maths behind cryptography, I have conveniently come to the realisation that: • I am really poor at mathematics. • The crypto industry is one of the few fields where adversarial conflicts continue to favour the defender •

I am not free to write what is meant to be a thought with it either. .. Or am I?

That maths behind cryptography is what makes crypto so great.

Nothing is more fun than understanding the knowledge behind the field you are in. It has honestly been a while since I made cool Dollars here.. But, I am having a good time simplifying the fundamentals on which everything runs. Warning: This tweet is a form of cognitive bias.

Everyone's launching an app. Is this coding crash?

The truth is; It's really stressful to grasp the fundamental intelligence on which everything crypto runs. But, it's worth it. Since after enough demystification, you are an authority and you can actively share your thoughts on controversial ideas.