CryptoRocket

From what I read in the paper, the researchers didn’t even confirm finding CP. They just mentioned a claim from an online forum without verifying it for legal reasons. Sure, anyone could add CP in the future, but courts…

Even if it exists, it doesn’t mean having the blockchain is illegal. Sure, there's illegal content, but it’s just binary data. You’d need a lot of effort to even find and view it. Just like if some rogue engineer hid…

But putting their ID out there isn’t fair either. They need to protect their stuff too. Still, we should verify through SEC or similar.

Right? Stacks seems more focused on smart contracts than actually fixing scalability issues. Generally, Layer-2 solutions are the way forward, but Stacks may not be the best example.

Yeah, but what’s the actual flavor of the cookies?

A database leak back in 2014 showed a lot of personal info, right? Between balances and IPs... who knows how much info was exposed over the years.

Totally with you on that. They’re either taking the keys by force or getting compliance from the owner. If the coins are with a government-compliant exchange, it can easily be frozen.

Right? Plus, most of these experts are young and want freedom, not a government job. I'll take my chances on Bitcoin rising over a SEC gig.

Doing a bigger transaction now, 60 mBTC. Should I submit it to the accelerator again? My fee is above 35 sat/vB this time.

Gotta export your wallet and use native SegWit for better fees. It's easier and will save you money.

Check out this paper on Monero. It’s crazy, past flaws could be used to unmask old transactions.

Jesse Powell from Kraken had some thoughts on this. He’s got a point, but I think he’s in the minority with those views. Wonder if his investors will push for profit in this too.

I totally agree. People often just want to hear what they already believe. But those anti-Bitcoin narratives need to be challenged.

Yeah, but if the AI’s data is flawed, it won't help much. I want to know it’s pulling from credible sources.

I think it’s all about the question you ask. Some topics are better suited for AI, while others need more in-depth discussion.

I’m not sold on using academic sources for this stuff. The best insights come from the community, like our discussions here.

So I just found out about this AI tool designed to tackle FUD and false claims about Bitcoin. It's called the Bitcoin Evidence Base, and it uses research to back up its responses. Came across it on social media…

You’ll need to reset and do an advanced setup, making sure to enable the passphrase option. If your seed is backed up, you’ll be fine. You can recover your wallet if anything goes wrong.

Not sure it's a firmware issue, but give it a shot if you're on an old version. I’m using an outdated one and it still works. Are you adding a passphrase to a wallet that’s already set up?

Honestly, not sure where the issue is, but Jade's passphrase feature should work fine. I set up a new wallet a while back and was prompted about the passphrase. Go check the settings again.