CryptoTwitter Roundup 09/10/2019
Hashrates and Futures and Epochs...oh my!

Micah White, creator of Occupy Wall Street, took 30 days to learn Solidity.

Bakkt announces that the Bakkt Warehouse is active for futures.

BullyEsq: ‘If you think bitcoin is going to somehow destroy banks you’re out of your fucking mind.’
Joseph Delong shares photo from the Ethereum 2.0 Interop Lock-in.
Antiprosynthesis: ‘Bitcoin is one of the most important breakthroughs of this century, much like the steam machine, vacuum, and telephone before it.’

Hasu: ‘I stopped saying "dApps" a few months ago because none of them are actually decentralized.’
Jacob Horne: ‘Cards are to crypto what mailing DVDs were to Netflix in the early days—a necessary distribution play to bridge between the known future that isn't quite here yet.’

Set Protocol's total ETH locked blew up +382% Sunday morning.


TokenSets @tokensets
1/ The 3rd rebalance has settled for the ETH20SMACO Set with $827k USDC auctioned for ETH at *0.8%* slippage for users. Since the last rebalance, this has resulted in 18% more ETH accumulated in each Set for holders🚀 https://t.co/cnytu2S48oRhythmtrader: ‘Bitcoin's hashrate is now 8 times larger than it was during price's all-time high of $20,000 in 2017.’

James Prestwich: ‘I write fewer tests & less scaffolding for Ethereum tools than I do for Bitcoin. The Bitcoin code is an investment in the long future, while the Ethereum code is likely to be thrown away in a couple years.’

Nathaniel Whittemore - Long Reads Sunday #63.


For his 35th birthday, he crowdsourced a list of 35 things people wish they had known before going down the bitcoin/crypto rabbit hole.


Jonny Rhea posts screenshot of PegaSys’Artemis (soon to be renamed beaucoup) and SigmaPrime’s Lighthouse communicating with each other.
TrueProfile, a global digital platform for the verification of professional docs, launched an integration with uPort for portable employment credentials.


Paul Hauner shares screenshot of Lighthouse and Nimbus finalizing an Eth2 epoch: the first instance of finality on a multi-client Eth2 testnet.


Peter Pan: ‘Imagine if every DApp dev/maker/team in Ethereum coordinated together to learn from each other and accelerate the shared progress of building valuable DApps.’

Meltem Demirors describes conversation with investor where they think Binance will be the one exchange to rule them all.

Emin Gün Sirer: ‘Over the years, I heard a few academics refer to their "billionaire friend" who was into Bitcoin. I wonder how many of them were referring to Epstein.’

RhythmTrader celebrates some Bitcoin accomplishments. Then asks why occupy wall street when you can replace it.

Jesse Walden thinks legal wrappers for DAOs will be a distribution hack. Mentions OpenLaw’s LAO.

Jesse Walden @jessewldn
The Netflix DVD analogy may also resonate for on-chain orgs with legal wrappers. DAO-corp/coop hybrids before internet-only organizations (for “incomplete” products/svcs) Like browsing DVDs online, incorporating on-chain offers convenience & customization at lower cost. https://t.co/quRY99fF1JEvan Van Ness posts poll: ‘What is the best store of value in crypto?’
María Paula announces that ETHBerlin will be curating Devcon5’s art hallway.


Jameson Lopp asks ‘Why are crypto airdrops still a thing?’
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