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Total Engagement - Comments: 7, Retweets: 11, Likes: 24, Impressions: 856
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 2 source posts analyzed
Wow. "We should limit, at the protocol level, the amount of hash that a miner can contribute..." I mean, I really don't know what to say even...
AI visual note: A tweet from Hardfork ANTON (@Anton_BTC) discussing BLAKE2b hardfork and proposing a limit on hash contribution per node to reduce attack vectors and mining centralization, with the accompanying post expressing disbelief at the idea of capping hash power at the protocol level.
A blast from the past, from 2019. Understanding Menger's theory of money will help you value altcoins, forkcoins, and other types of non-Bitcoin coins.
AI visual note: The image, created by @skwp / inventingbitcoin.com, illustrates Carl Menger's 1871 theory of money, showing how unsophisticated buyers purchase altcoins and forkcoins that flow from corporate/VC coins to app coins/utility tokens (converting to ETH or BTC), while Bitcoin ($) emerges as the most saleable commodity for speculation, non-inflatable savings, and replacing national currencies like the euro and pound. The accompanying post ties this directly to the image's message about using Menger's theory to understand why non-Bitcoin coins like Doge or ERC20 tokens are temporary phenomena rather than true money.