CRYPTO ILLUMINATI EXPOSED! Power-hungry Bitcoin Whales and Market Manipulation!

That comment jumped out at me as well. I remember hearing from Andreas that the only thing you can do it make a ledger entry in which the entire community would FORK off. 🙂

More realistic down to Earth…. moving away from hype “moon”; “Lambo”….

Good FUD News❤️👍🏽

If you are truly good than it is your duty to expose the evil. Yes I said duty.

Terrifying!

That was a great video.

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Good info. How about profiles for the people with the greatest positive impact in crypto?

+Paul McNeal If you watch the debate between Peter Van Valkenburgh and Nouriel Roubini, Valkenburgh well describes the (very limited) scope of attack vectors available to a party with a majority of hashrate.

Fantastic. Do another with a discussion of Craig Wright

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i get why antonopolous says it’s not a big deal. but it still is a huge deal. Reworking the algorithm that powers over 99% of bitcoin’s hashing power via ASIC miners would put the network back to a much weaker position and allow for an easier 51% attack in the future. I agree it’s not a death sentence but it’s a “very bad thing” (my words exactly and I stick by them).

montreal furnished suites FUD TV has never been about moons and lambos.

+XMR Playboy most of the hashpower comes from ASIC miners. IF they needed to change the algo to stop a 51% fanafihana, all the ASICs that power BTC would be useless. Ary noho izany, we would be set back to a much lower hashpower protecting the network, or forced to compete with ASICs on different algos (none of which compare to BTC’s SHA-256). So yes, ny 51% could be averted, but then another one would be much cheaper to carry out. Even if it could then be averted. While a 51% attack wouldn’t kill btc by any means, it would certainly be hugely disruptive and likely cause the markets to tank (hopefully temporarily, but still). I consider that a very bad thing. And for those who value decentralization, big mining pools represent huge centralized infrastructure. Another bad thing.