Wow, the retired ones too? There's the ones that were already "spent"!

https://x.com/Chronotope/status/1828785701732663335

Crypto miners are being paid not to mine to ease energy production/consumption cycles.

Related to protection money for the mob

re: https://x.com/curious_founder/status/1828511303788322888/photo/1 on The Economist's article about crypto mining in Texas o/a 2024-08-27

The post warns about a scam involving fake Bitcoin offline wallets being left on the streets in Vienna. Where fraudsters claim that they contain thousands of euros in Bitcoin and ask for a fee to transfer the funds. But victims never receive any Bitcoin.

• Who: Fraudsters, dishonest finders, police.
• What: Fake Bitcoin offline wallets being dropped on the streets of Vienna.
• Where: Vienna, Austria
• Why: Fraudsters are attempting to scam people into paying a fee to claim the wallets, but the Bitcoin is never received.
• When: The warning about the scam is currently circulating in the Austrian media.
• How: Fraudsters leave the fake wallets on the streets, waiting for dishonest finders to claim them and pay a fee.

What is Avalanche Robinhood?

Search results suggest this post as a good answer to the question, "what is Avalanche Robinhood?" However, I find that it doesn't even begin to answer that question. Because it is about a very specific part of the Robinhood app that is about Avalanche. And it offers no description of the Avalanche-Robinhood relationship.

Also, I can't understand why there are no images in the original post. OK, it was never originally intended to answer the question that search engines have suggested. But it would have been very easy to take a screenshot of each question that the Original Poster provides answers for.

So, I'm asking you to research the question properly. And include links to base information sources.

By "base information sources", I mean original information. Not search results pages, or curation articles such as forums or encyclopedias. Because it is OK to use those services to find original sources. But in my opinion, it is very poor form to quote from them as if they have any authority.

Your Avalanche Robinhood Research Rewards

If you present your research as a post on the Hive blockchain, you become eligible for rewards from Shrewdies. Including extra payments during Hive Rewards Week. In addition to your usual rewards in the Hive Afterweek. Subject to my competition rules, below.

To claim Hive Week Rewards, you must reply to this note with the link to your post on Shrewdies.com, on the day that you published your post. You will then gain an immediate boost of 1 HSBI. If more than 1 person claims this reward, I will start a competition that runs for 28 days from the first response. The prize for the competition will depend on the number of entrants.

Your Avalanche Robinhood Competition Strategy

This section is not part of the competition rules. Just my opinions about how you might approach the competition.

Firstly, remember that everything in the Hive Afterweek depends on the quality of your content. So: - Write with a clear purpose - Structure your research findings logically - Check your writing with LanguageTool or similar. - Read your post aloud before publishing it. Or better still, get someone to read it to you.

Strategically, you might consider encouraging other people to enter this competition first. But don't let them get too far ahead!

I will be working hard to promote all competition entries to search engines. You can help yourself by posting links to your Shrewdies.com competition entry on social media and wherever else you can. You can also link to it in your other posts on Hive (old and new).

Avalanche Robinhood Competition Rules

Avalanche Robinhood Competition Entries

• Your post title must include "What is Avalanche Robinhood". But you can include other words. E.g., "What is Avalanche Robinhood to Me" or "Why it's important to ask 'What is Avalanche Robinhood'".
• You must include a link to this Hypothesis Annotation.
• This is an English language competition. However, you can provide additional translations. As long as the English version is presented first.
• Minimum of 250 words (as measured by LanguageTool Editor). I will only measure the main English article - ignoring translations, navigation links, signatures, etc.
• Reply to this annotation with a link to your post on Shrewdies.com. Note that Shrewdies.com is a read-only portal to the Hive blockchain. So you can use Ecency, PeakD, or whichever Hive frontend you prefer. But the link to your post must be in the form shrewdies.com/post/yourname/yoururl. I strongly recommend that you visit your post on Shrewdies.com, then copy and paste the address from your browser.
• You are allowed to edit your entry at any time. But the edited post must continue to meet the rules to remain eligible for rewards.

Avalanche Robinhood Competition Rewards

• Each entry will get a reward of 1 HSBI to be paid 1 week after posting.
• The competition will run for 28 days. Starting on the day after publication of the second competition entry.
• The competition prize will be based on the number of entrants. Being 1 HSBI per entrant. So if 10 people apply, the prize will be 10 HSBI.
• The winner will be determined by the highest number of impressions recorded by Google Search Console during the 28-day competition period. I aim to post interim weekly numbers as replies here. But any such interim numbers are for information only. So the results depend entirely on the 28-day impression count.
• I will only include genuine search queries. And any attempt to search for your own competition entry will be penalized.
• I will pay the competition prize as soon as I assess the 28-day search query analysis.

The post provides answers to a quiz about Robinhood's launch and learn program. Specifically regarding the Avalanche blockchain platform and its native token AVAX.

• Who: The author of the post, potta, is sharing their answers to the Robinhood's first launch and learn program.
• What: The author is sharing the answers to the questions in the quiz.
• Why: The author wants to provide helpful information to anyone who needs the answers to the Robinhood's launch and learn program.
• When: The post does not provide a specific time frame for when the quiz took place or when the answers were shared.
• How: The author answered the questions correctly in their first attempt and decided to share their answers with others. The answers are provided in the form of brief explanations.

• for: futures - neo-Venetian crypto-networks, Global Chinese Commons, GCC, cosmolocal, coordiNation, somewheres, everywheres, nowheres, Global System One, Global System Two, Global System Three, contributory accounting, fourth sector, protocol cooperative, mutual coordination economics

• summary

• learned something new
  • I learned a number of new ideas from reading Michel's article. He gives a brief meta-history of our political-socio-economic system, using Peter Pogany's framework of Global System One, Two and Three and within this argues for why a marriage of blockchain systems and cosmolocal production systems could create a "fourth sector" for the transition to Global System Three.
  • He cites evidence of existing trends already pointing in this direction, drawing from his research in P2P Foundation

Just keep relearning the lessons of a 1000 years of governance experiments.

People have been trying decentralized governance for a really long time and it's really hard. Progress does not depend on structural innovation, duh! It depends mostly on ontological/cultural innovation (e.g. "god is watching" aka the internalized morality of e.g. late christian religion) with some amount of increased monitoring and transparency ...

This is the whitelabel crypto exchange solutions developed by iMeta Technologies. The software comes with a perpetual license and is provided with source code. The backend logic, front end UI and trading engine API all come under the package. You can easily build the crypto/digital asset exchange with little customization as you want. You can operate the scalable digital asset exchange platforms like Crypto trading, marketplaces, OTC desk and brokerages.

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有无规律？

How probable is for some git hash-ids (some chars, not the full length) to collide:

• for a small project with ~100 commits:

  • 8 digits (32bits): 1/million
  • 7 digits (28bits): 1/54,000
  • 6 digits (24bits): 1/3,400

• for a big project: with ~10.000 commits:

  • 8 digits: 1/100
  • 7 digits: 1/6
  • 6 digits: ~1

As confirmed with the vecto repo, with these ipython commands: ```ipython

!git rev-list --all --count 14042 def collissions(k,N): ...: return 1 - e((-k(k-1)/(2N)))

collissions(14042, 16**6) 0.9971938358691735 !git rev-list --all | cut -c -6 | sort | uniq -cd 2 5af40d 2 6a6c62 2 914c24 2 d83979 2 e8060f

collissions(14042, 16**7) 0.3073608000674162 !git rev-list --all | cut -c -7 | sort | uniq -cd 2 e8060f9

collissions(14042, 16**8) 0.022691464724788335 !git rev-list --all | cut -c -8 | sort | uniq -cd <nothing> ```

```ruby require 'json' require 'http'

post '/inbox' do signature_header = request.headers['Signature'].split(',').map do |pair| pair.split('=').map do |value| value.gsub(/\A"/, '').gsub(/"\z/, '') # "foo" -> foo end end.to_h

key_id = signature_header['keyId'] headers = signature_header['headers'] signature = Base64.decode64(signature_header['signature'])

actor = JSON.parse(HTTP.get(key_id).to_s) key = OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(actor['publicKey']['publicKeyPem'])

comparison_string = headers.split(' ').map do |signed_header_name| if signed_header_name == '(request-target)' '(request-target): post /inbox' else "#{signed_header_name}: #{request.headers[signed_header_name.capitalize]}" end end

if key.verify(OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256.new, signature, comparison_string) request.body.rewind INBOX << request.body.read [200, 'OK'] else [401, 'Request signature could not be verified'] end end ```

👍👍

this use of the utopian twist is what is so fascinating.

Cult like aspect of crypto.

How to hash a MongoDB collection?

Timestamping service with no charge for developers??

interesting

this leaves out some of the most important guidance from treasury lol