" … Those of us involved in crypto currencies know very well the importance of security. Bitcoin was built with security in mind: cryptography was there from the start (unlike email, which was built without security, and is catching up). While Bitcoin is very secure (nearly 10 years since creation and the network has not been hacked), accessing the network via wallets , has been hacked. Let’s talk about being as secure as possible in this space. …"
Un mensaje muy acertado. Veo sobre todo en telegram gente hablar alegremente de cuando entró al mundillo, a que precios compró, etc. El mismo riesgo puedes correr si lo comentas a amigos de amigos de amigos. Quizás sea algo obsesivo pero en este tema prefiero ser cauto.
Es muy recurrente que cuando hablas con alguien sobre bitcoin te pregunte si tienes e incluso que cantidad (me ha pasado unas cuantas veces). Como comentas ser discretos es una medida de seguridad extra.
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que tal amigo ecxelente argumento para hablar de este mercado nuevo de criptomonedas . que me podrias aconsejar si ya empese mi proyecto
Interesante.
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Lectura recomendada. Una visión diferente del conocimiento y la evolución de nuestra sociedad de un convencido del Bitcoin.
Escrito por:
Robert Breedlove
Founder & CEO @ Parallax Digital, an event-driven hedge fund and digital securities consultancy.
Bitcoin = Hard Money:white_circle:
The Number Zero and Bitcoin by @Breedlove22 https://link.medium.com/Eyh0XxDQe5
" … Bitcoin was specifically designed as a countermeasure to “expansionary monetary policies” (aka wealth confiscation via inflation) by central bankers. Bitcoin is a true zero-to-one invention, an innovation that profoundly changes society instead of just introducing an incremental advancement. Bitcoin is ushering in a new paradigm for money, nation-states, and energy-efficiency. Most importantly, it promises to break the cycle of criminality in which governments continuously privatize gains (via seigniorage) and socialize losses (via inflation). Time and time again, excessive inflation has torn societies apart, yet the lessons of history remain unlearned—once again, …"