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Pinning your release versions is not enough given npm install doesn't automatically check signatures If the source CDN you're pulling from (or anyone else in the chain) is compromised you could still be pwned, pinned versions or not make sure you run "npm audit signatures" with every release and cross your fingers the signature db never gets compromised
**TL;DR - I think the info posted in the screenshots is simply used to optimize user experience. Explanation below.** Here's a bit of signal. I was head of support for a mobile application that was similar to Coingecko or Coinmarketcap. Some of the data we showed to our users was hosted on a CDN that conflicted with our users' ISPs. Unrefined example: If we post a picture to AWS that your ISP in, say, Iran or Cuba doesn't like, then it could be because an ISP in these two countries doesn't work with AWS. **However, there were a few situations where ordinary ISPs in the UK wouldn't load content from our cloud storage provider in Poland.** Weird right? When I was working at that company (entirely unrelated to trust wallet, I might add), I do not remember seeing any kind of dashboard that would take the information seen in either screenshot that OP posted. However, when users emailed us from their devices, an attachment would be made that gave us data that told us what device the user had, operating system, version of our application, etc. **Further, we only had access to this information if the user emailed us with the data I just mentioned and didn't delete any of it. This information could NOT be harvested at scale by us the way binance is doing it.**
She has a work visa and was hired by a CDN tv station. More power to her.
Bitcoin is actually treated the same way as currency, in Canada anyway. Everything is pegged to $CDN. If you buy USD, and then USD goes up in value to CAD, when you spend any USD technically under CRA rules you have a capital gain. Certainly, if you convert back to CAD you have capital gain. Is this enforceable? No, not for small dollar cash purchases. So there is no enforcement. And there is a small exception for forex gains in law ($200 or so). But in principle it is the exact same as crypto. Crypto just has automatic trails if you go through a broker, so it's easy to enforce in principle.
What do you mean piped into the housing market? Government borrows money, spends it, earnings from government spending pumps real estate? Yeah I can see CDN going down if RE bubble pops, in fact, I'm counting on it so I can become a Canadian millionare when USD:CDN goes up.
Canadian bond market is directly piped into the housing market. Not in the best position right now and the BoC reports and various bank reports all say hard times ahead for CDN if the bubble breaks
Same! $150k USD or $208k CDN by 2025 Q4
Yeah. I envision a store/launcher where the "NFT", be it the actual token, is the license key to the game which enables you to download said content from whatever CDN. 0 chance in hell game downloads today could ever be decentralized, but it's a fun problem to think about!
No. The best way is don't look at the price. Stick to your schedule. You don't look the US or CDN or AUS dollar when you decide to put your money in your savings account.