It is weird. Iirc, the price is up around 50% since they declared bankruptcy. I can't help but wonder if they made a mistake pulling the plug so fast.
They can have rented out the facility, awaiting a bid to sell.I don't think liquidators are allowed to speculate like that with the remaining trustee assets. Having just gone through a similar process myself.
No amount of lobbying is going to fix Blockstreams problem and or plan!@Jihan if this is true? Why is it important that only small block proponents meet with miners. Why not insight that the meeting be postponed and attended my those who have presented evidence to support large blocks.
Would Germany bail out a wrecked DB? What would happen to the Euro if they did?"Doesn’t sound “rock solid”, does it?
Now the real question: what happens to Deutsche Bank’s derivative book, which has a notional value of €52 trillion, if the bank is insolvent?"
Of course they will bailout them, and nothing much will happen. The world market trusts the Euro, the Dollar and Yen more than the Brexit Pound and the BRICS junk. The market is about credit/trust, and those markets still enjoy the most credit and trust.Would Germany bail out a wrecked DB? What would happen to the Euro if they did?
I'm not convinced. Good guys don't collaborate with the Blockstream gang.No amount of lobbying is going to fix Blockstreams problem and or plan!
I do encourage everyone to travel to the meet-up if possible. Jihan is a good guy, as are the people he associates with.
If anything, I would expect him to tell Core that their plan is not viable for Bitcoin.
What developers want and how they see things, is not the same as what the market demands. Why try and reinvent the wheel?
@Erdogan(Edited)
I disagree. The bolivar is money as long as there is underlying credit. As soon as the Organized Violence loses trust/credit, they are unable to create money, which is credit. Commodities (grains, metals, physical or digital coins) are not money. Money is not a thing. Those things are mediums of exchange with whom you can pay back credit/debt, which is the one and only money, a credit relation, booked as an obligation and an asset at the same time (receivables and payables).
The more (existing) property is ceded by the state to the private sector or can be created as income after cession to the private sector in the private (non-state) sector the longer the process called “creation of wealth” (recte: later income or property) can endure, because the more power-sustaining taxes can be imposed.
Nonetheless the breakdown of all property-systems is inevitable. This we actually can study watching the exploding indebtedness of “democratic” powers. The problem of state power vs. private economic activities is per definitionem unsolvable. Wealth creating inevitably sooner or later leads to wealth destruction. This explains “rise and fall” of any power-or state-based system throughout history.
Dr. Paul C. Martin
I asked if someone could translate this post into a proper English:
http://www.dasgelbeforum.net/forum_entry.php?id=194691
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S&P500 at record high. I told you so 6 months ago ...
https://bitco.in/forum/threads/gold-collapsing-bitcoin-up.16/page-246#post-9306
How do you know? Is this a rumor or is there some data on this?@Jihan has been promised a hundred fold fee increase at the meeting with the dipshits. And then he signed it. Sad but true.
Anyone know anything about this upcoming scaling meeting? The naming resembles the HK conference.
Scaling Bitcoin 2016: Retarget - Milan, Italy - October 8, 9
https://np.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/4s3glt/scaling_bitcoin_2016_retarget_milan_italy_october/
Seems to be organized by the same chap (Pindar Wong,Chairman, VeriFi (Hong Kong) Ltd.):
I think I can feel your blood pressure across the Intertubes. To calm you down (hopefully) and cheer you up, I found this proposal from Jorge Stolfi which I would like to put up here for criticism.How ridiculous. That guy Pindar is a small blockist and attention whore.