Creators already have an impersonator problem; that has nothing to do with hive. They solve this by linking/mentioning their official accounts in their content, and this is the best solution both for them

It's a difference of goals Like so many "anti-" movements, the real goal isn't the stated one They are only interested in not having their bag diluted/capital presentation, it has nothing to

This will end in tears and poverty for a great many people, and likely sooner than most expect

I didn't follow that launch or get into XMR very much, things that scale worse than BTC seemed doomed, though they've made some good improvements IMO, Ignotus Peverell is Satoshi's Second Coming :)

I doubt it. He likely would have just early mined that too (or grin ツ)

I'm in the D.Buzz discord, also next.hive.pm

Supply and demand ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Maybe it's a traders thing 😽

Blockstream's liquid network is also MW

Hmm not quite, MW is very different as far as blockchains go :) I'm a huge fan, because it's the first tech with lower node overhead than bitcoin

They didn't do that in 2008 and now we're on a decentralized social media platform ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

A literal pigeon, to stress that the parties need not both to be online at the same time to complete the TX. similar to how you could send a bitcoin TX by pigeon if you can sign the transaction on paper

No official reason given. They will probably claim it is to prevent apes from buying the top but they could have also done it to prevent insolvency since they are on the hook for taking delivery of all

What you would consider to be a normal crypto tx is a non-interactive tx In Mimblewimble, tx data must complete a round trip from Alice to Bob and back (by any means- carrier pigeon is ok) to be broadcasted

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There is nothing wrong with Twitter's interface. Beyond the interface however, Twitter and D.Buzz could not possibly be more different. This is a completely different kind of platform. "I want someplace

Update: story is fake

No they are open source but AWS hosted They write some content to a network called arweave too, not had a chance to look into the extent of that however

I agree it's harder now than on steem and did make it a point to show that it's fairly easy to break away from a successful attacker- and I think most reasonable people would think it's fine to recover

Hugo Nguyen has a bunch of great work on the topic on his medium Indeed the whole reason this chain exists is due to a long tail event problem with DPOS that required humans to fix. And that's fine for