Anyone remember the BTC "weekend dip?" Its baaaack...

X appears to have dropped our spaces chat abruptly, we are trying to restart

I often get asked, 'What do I see as unique in $NEXA?' Let me share my perspective. Decentralized infrastructure is essential to transition #TradFI to #DeFi. At its core is the blockchain itself, acting as a decentralized database. But what about other technologies, like a

Since this is a wholly-contained P2P offer to sell an NFT for 5M Nexa (not a link to an exchange), I guess X is a "trading front end" and will need to adhere to reporting rules starting in 2027?

You know its bad when they need to make up a new term for an old idea. But "tail emission" is TBH a great name for hard forking inflation into BTC as it pungently describes the miasma surrounding this ages-old way to undermine sound money.

#Nexacoin is a permissionless, decentralized cryptocurrency founded by an American (me). Seems like as strong a candidate for 0% cap gains tax as any other "real" blockchain.

According to the @NYtimes and David Yaffe-Bellany being treated equivalently is "...advanc[ing] the crypto industry's agenda." nytimes.com/2025/07/30/tec…, not financial freedom. However, WRT the environment they "...hoped it would send a signal to the world." nytimes.com/2024/12/19/cli…

The more I look at the web dev space, the more it feels like people making problems for themselves. Take the front end/back end separation. Why invite this CORS config hell? Everything from cloudflare to apache wants to cache and serve your front end anyway. Your back end

Developing a crypto contract language as a Kotlin by JetBrains DSL (domain specific language) has interesting advantages. You can have an instruction either actually calc the results or generate code depending on whether all inputs are known. This lets your compiler pre-calc any constants.

Features/functionality (needs!) should drive upgrading technology. Technology should not drive its own upgrade.

When multiple inputs are pulled into a transaction, there is no connection between a particular satoshi coming in and one going out. You could choose an arbitrary ordering (like Ordinals does), but that is just a convention. Very early, people were calculating "taint" which is

At boston blockchain week!

Ghosts in the gardens; hard frost tonight