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Y'a un truc que je n'ai pas du comprendre.

On est bien d'accord que les cryptomonnaies, c'est juste de la spéculation pour la spéculation? Je veux dire, ça repose sur du vent, non?

Le principe, de ce que j'en ai compris, c'est: j'achète de la cryptomonnaie, en tablant sur le fait que sa valeur va augmenter, parce que d'autres gogos voudront en acheter, en tablant sur le fait que sa valeur va augmenter, parce que d'autres gogos voudront en acheter, en tablant sur le fait que sa valeur va augmenter, parce que d'autres gogos voudront en acheter, en tablant sur le fait que sa valeur va augmenter, ad lib.

Pourquoi, dans les médias mainstream, personne ne rappelle ça régulièrement?

#Cryptomonnaies #Cryptos #Bitcoin

an interesting analysis into the prospects of AI generated porn.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/400327

the legal implications on copyright and privacy laws in the US versus the EU is also deliberated over here >

gammalaw.com/the-naked-truth-a

and this is a recent March 2025 example of how AI generated porn is being commercialized by ... an ex-school teacher.

usatoday.com/story/news/nation

"Robert “Bo” Hines, executive director of the President's Council of Advisers on Digital Assets, said that if the move to sell some of the gold in Fort Knox to buy #Bitcoin remained budget-neutral, it could be considered."

The Street yahoo.com/finance/news/us-gove
#USPolitics #TrumpRegime

Yahoo Finance · U.S. may sell Fort Knox gold for Bitcoin — If it’s 'budget-neutral,' says Trump adviserBy Anand Sinha

Guys I've been thinking about this recently
So the telegraph has existed for a while, and became widespread in 1800s. Charles Babbage worked on the first mechanical #computers in the 1820s

What would be the earliest point in time in which a #Bitcoin like #Blockchain could've been made?

As I understand it all the system needs is a #network of computers each running a program that checks for transactions

I'm wondering if a different hash function was used it could be a lot simpler to implement into hardware, but if mechanical computing wasn't powerful enough for that the earliest might've been after WWII with the code breaking machines that the Allies invented

Any boosts would be greatly appreciated!