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Andrei, you should find a more original avatar... "Riding on someone else's popularity" is not good in my opinion.
Both accounts are mine, that's why the avatar is the same.
The trick and the risk is that there is more than one bit. It's like when civilisations were formed, when different values= commodities were valued in different places, and gold became the yardstick.
Imagine if every corner of the world could regularly find deposits of their metal equivalent to gold, there would be much more entropy in the development of civilisation.
Of course, I have looked too far into the past and possibly into the future.)
Also, in the past, the most valuable measure was salt, the most common one, and there were wars and murders for it.
Both accounts are mine, so the avatar is the same.
Ahhhh... That's the tricky part...
I get it with both of you... :)
And before that, the most valuable measure was salt, the most common salt, and there were wars and murders over it.
Vitaly, you forgot about shells )))
Vitaly, you forgot the shells )))
There you go)
https://habr.com/ru/news/t/541908/
gold rush
just good luck to them
I don't see a future for bitcoin. Have you played around with it yet?
I love reading RBC, the article is old, but guessed the prediction
https://www.rbc.ru/crypto/news/5a5f690e9a7947101b7ed853
interesting figures, they say that a total of 21 mln BTC may be mined, let's assume 17 mln BTC have already been mined.
U.S. GDP 20 trillion dollars, Chinese GDP 13 trillion dollars, world GDP about 80 trillion dollars,
If we calculate the current exchange rate of $ 56,000 per BTC, the total value of mined BTC $ 56,000 * 17,000,000 = $ 952 trillion
i.e. now in BTC we have a 12 year global GDP, 73 year GDP of china ? - or am i in the wrong order ?