CEO

ts_wrathchild

Blows my fucking mind as well. There are many CEO's and corporate boards watching this thing play out. They are using MS as proof of concept and when they become the most valuable company in the world, things will heat up quickly. We could go from a six-figure BTC to an eight-figure Bitcoin within a single cycle due to corporate FOMO. Slowly, then suddenly. There's a reason this phrase gets tossed around.

YoMamasMama89

People become CEO's of companies because they get proficient at "buzzwords"

ParticularThen7516

Larry Fink, CEO of Blackrock

FullParfait4036

He works for the Bitcoin CEO now

Lexsteel11

I work in finance and literally came here to state that 99% of corporate accounting systems can deal with international accounting/payroll, but do not have features that support crypto. Backend corporate accounting systems are not ripe for disruption either- it’s hard to pitch to a CEO “how would you like to spend a lot of money and employee hours migrating to another accounting system from one that is not broken, with 100% negative impact to EBITDA?”

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Ripple has responded to the SEC's demand for nearly $2 billion in fines by proposing a $10 million civil penalty instead. Ripple's Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, emphasized that the case involved no allegations of recklessness or fraud. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse criticized the SEC's actions as overreaching and harmful to the crypto industry. Ripple argues that its adjustments in selling XRP and contract changes comply with court mandates, and that the SEC's fine is excessive compared to other digital-asset cases. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

btc_clueless

Since its deal with US law enforcement Binance has lost its CEO (CZ) and is on a shorter leash. It's golden days of fat profits might come to a close, so I too am surprised to see BNB doing so well.

geekbread

smart mover by bitcoin CEO to double block rewards. Shrewd move that is the result of many years of advanced MBA degrees and linkedin courses. Good business move

cryptokid2140

tin foil hat on. a scenario that I would assign a small but not insignificant probability: a lot of the people reaping $$$ out of TradFi will rag on bitcoin for years while they accumulate a giant stack privately. Jamie Dimon says Satoshi (mispronounced) can come back and double the supply by changing the code? The CEO of the largest bank in the world hasn't done 1 hour of research on it? right. it could just be a massive psyop where they use every last ounce of influence they have to stretch out the S curve, but in reality they all know what's coming. tin foil hat off. they are all just too conceited and ego driven to change their mind. Ossified brain. ideas leave Earth when the people who hold them die

funkinaround

>Why would whales deposit so much USD with the one stable coin proven to have repeatedly lied about its reserves, scammed its own customers, printed Tether with no backing? Whales have better reading comprehension than Tether Truthers. Whales continue to mint and redeem Tether tokens while Tether Truthers claim it can't be done. Whales listen when the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald says "Tether has the money" when Tether Truthers claim nonsense like "Tether prints USDT without deposits and buys Bitcoin with it". Whales were able to redeem $17B USDT in 2022 when Tether Truthers were misreading NYAG statements "tethers were again no longer backed one-to-one by U.S. dollars in a Tether bank account" as meaning Tether tokens had no backing at all.

Blarghnog

CBDC in the US will be issued by 4-5 banks, not by the reserve. It doesn’t matter effectively what layer of the system puts it out because it’s all essentially direct settlement with the Fed accounts, but people don’t realize that the likelihood for the Fed putting out a CBDC is low, mostly because Americans would be opposed to giving the “government that much control.” So much more likely you’d see “private CBDC” from leading banks, though they are effectively the same. They won’t use Bitcoin. They will use something with better regulatory compliance support like XRP as a starting point. Pairing it isn’t connecting the technology but “having both systems implemented,” which would provide “total transparency.”  don’t think it’s so simple, but I think that’s what the person is referring to. Let’s not forget the CEO of Blackrock Mr. Larry Fink is on record predicting the "the tokenization of every financial asset." It’s not as if these ideas aren’t being discussed and supported at the highest levels.

Amber_Sam

It might be etrium but a few days ago he thanked the CEO of cordana, more shitcoining probably incoming.

FamousM1

Bitcoin can scale as a payment medium. Funny you mention the Illuminati because guess who invested $55+ million dollars into Blockstream, the Chairman of the Bilderberg Group and CEO of group. Mastercard and the Federal Reserve also has their ties into it through the Digital Currency Group investing in Blockstream. It's no conspiracy that large financial institutions overtook control of Bitcoin around 2016-2017 to cripple it as a cash replacement since it was a threat to fiat.

BetterCallMyJungler

The CEO ratting out the janitor.

DragonStreamline

They say how as an investor you should not marry an altcoin. I actually topped that statement by starting to work for one. More and more I became disgusted with meme coins, which led me to researching a couple of microcap alts which I thought could gain just as much as those meme coins while having the fundamentals to not make me feel like a total investing degenerate. Hyve (hyve dot works in browser) is the platform name, a decentralized freelance alternative to Fiverr, Facebook Business and Amazon marketplace. What made me work for them? Without shilling too much (oke maybe a little) I think their fundamentals and intentions to change the digital workforce are amazing. Next to the heaps of potential the CEO and team are kind and intelligent people who take feedback very very seriously. They build during the bear market and are ready to market their upcoming rebranding and feature set.

SpaceToadD

Bitcoin will eventually be mainstream because the wealthy people that don't understand it will 'age out' as in they will pass away and/or pass their fortune to family or other interests. For wealthy individuals that are 65+ right now (which is most of them), stocks, bonds, art, and real estate have been working just fine. Computer coins make no sense and they have no reason to move their wealth into something new. But bonds will fail, stocks are over priced, art is lost, and real estate can be taxed to all hell. Bitcoin offers an opportunity into another asset class that has properties unique to all of these. The bitcoin revolution will happen, but you are going to need to be patient. Also, when you're old, your priorities change. Most old people don't see the debt as something bad or even inflation as a big deal because again, they are old. They already have a nice stock portfolio, they own their house, etc and it's way easier to look at the CEO's making $30 million and point the finger to them that they created inflation (which is not totally false either). But they aren't seeing the bigger narrative and why bitcoin is going to be important in the future. But I also agree, that once bitcoin becomes over $100,000 there will be a certain 'coolness' to owning one and being 'rich'. And rich people will want that. Peer to peer transactions are coming. S&P500 companies holding bitcoin is coming.

Lulz4Lolz

I met the CEO is this company at a Bitcoin halving party. https://x.com/TwentyTwoHW?t=Cr05TUTdARP6UJs3a0Tiiw&s=09 Wallet intended for people with only a smartphone in developing countries and/or people who have a tablet or desktop but still prefer to use mobile. It uses NFC.

ModernLifelsRubbish

Key Provisions Dual Banking System: The Act preserves the current dual banking system, ensuring parity between state and federal charters without imposing new policy preferences. Regulatory Authority: State non-depository trust companies are authorized to issue payment stablecoins up to $10 billion. Limited-purpose state/OCC depository institutions are authorized to issue stablecoins without a specified cap. The Federal Reserve or state/OCC can take independent enforcement action against a depository institution issuer. Custody and Risk Management: Non-depository trust companies must use a sub-custodian that is a depository institution for custody, similar to SEC Qualified Custody. Comprehensive third-party risk management is imposed on service providers, except for self-hosted wallets. The Federal Reserve is granted supervision authority, except when the service provider is already supervised by another federal or state financial regulator. Receivership: A receivership regime is established under the FDIC for all payment stablecoin issuers, including order of priority, validity of claims, and classification of payment stablecoins as customer assets. Consumer Protection: The consumer protection title has provisions designed to prevent another FTX, including disclosures, proof of reserves, advertising standards, and limits on lending. Specifies mandatory notice requirements for customers, allocation of forks and airdrops, and requires a mandatory CEO compliance attestation each year. Combatting Illicit Finance: Provides focused guidance to Federal agencies to combat the use of crypto assets in illicit finance and to support law enforcement. Prohibition of Unbacked Algorithmic Stablecoins: The legislation prohibits unbacked algorithmic stablecoins and mandates one-to-one reserves for issuers.

United-Blackberry-77

Oh well, I guess because this guy said it must be true. That's it, bitcoin CEO will probably announce the end soon

unwantedcarrottop

People that say this are genuinely living on another planet. There is constant adoption/news with Stellar/XLM, their CEO is the only C-suiter in the crypto space advising the US Congress on policy and adoption, and their transaction speed, low energy use/carbon footprint, and transaction cost blows bitcoin, ethereum, and most other cryptocurrencies discussed on reddit out of the water and its not even close. This year for example they upgraded the network tl support DeFi protocols and smart contracts. Stellar's $100m Soroban fund is also already supporting 160+ projects. Participants include Axelar, Allbridge, and Band Protocol, Soroswap.finance, Blend, and much more. 15% of the $100 million was invested in dApps for lending, borrowing, insurance, auditing, and more use cases. Stellar/XLM is far from dead. Yes its annoying that Billionaires and bots and algorithms that control price action now haven't picked Stellar to have its day yet. That doesn't mean you should throw out the fact that it's environmental impact, cost, and speed are all probably infinitely better than most of the other cryptocurrencies you'll learn about.

Vipu2

Replacing bitcoin would need much more than just some small improvements. Few of the many things: No CEO or VC, fair launch, no monetary value for sometime, just organic slow growth. Its just not possible anymore now that people know this stuff exists.

TheRealGaycob

Lets hope your brother never needs to call Bitcoin CEO :D

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; FTX investors have reached a settlement with the company's former CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, to end their legal disputes in exchange for his cooperation in lawsuits against celebrity endorsers of FTX. This agreement, pending court approval, would absolve Bankman-Fried from further civil charges following his 25-year prison sentence. He will assist in the class action against FTX by providing testimony and documents, particularly concerning celebrity promotions that allegedly misled investors, contributing to significant financial losses. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

HerboClevelando

When the CEO of my small (200 person company) retired, I learned he had been in the space since 2014. He simply never talked about it at work, because why would he? That being said, why does it matter what your boss’ stance is on Bitcoin?

PrestigiousAlfalfa82

Is BTC halving the event where the CEO Dorian takes away half of your coins?

funkinaround

Cantor Fitzgerald is Tether's banking partner. When Tether wants to buy US Treasuries, they use their account at Cantor Fitzgerald. From the Cantor Fitzgerald [CEO](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2024/01/16/big-wall-street-ceo-addresses-controversy-around-tethers-stablecoin-assets-they-have-the-money/), "\[Tether\] has the money."

t_j_l_

Fiat means 'by decree', usually taken to mean backed by the authority of the state/government. History has shown that governments will freely print more currency at will, especially during hard times, thus inflating the money supply and thereby robbing all currency holders of some of their value. With Bitcoin there is no central head of state, or CEO, to decree anything. There's only the protocol, the code, and the network of validators and miners running that code.

funkinaround

Tether has BDO release quarterly attestations for the past few years. The CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald comes out and says Tether has the money. With all of that, if Tether comes out and releases a Big 4 audit, does your head explode?

New-Professional-746

JP Morgan and their head CEO hate Bitcoin. They are so behind the dems in the political realm it’s sick. They of course take a. Negative positive on it. They want to rule the world and. Bitcoin takes away that ability. Just go read articles from him that go back a couple of months….it’s so obvious it’s scary. Should have let them bounce back in 2007 and 2009z

Successful_Ad7931

Well Saylor Is a CEO and Buffet Is a Born-from-rich-parents billionaire. Theyre not random people saving their minimum wage salaries un BTC. So that helps

Jand0s

He is called Mr. Nakamoto. He is CEO of bitcoin and lives in Japan

bnaylor04

Bitcoiners like to act like they’re better than everyone else. Start by following people like Michael Saylor, Robert Breedlove, Jack Mallers, Jack Dorsey, Adam Back, Cathie Wood, Nick Szabo, Jameson Lopp, Saifedean Ammous, Stacy Herbert & Max Keiser, etc. These are some good people who aren’t as technical as others. Once you can stomach the information explained in a less technical way, there are hundreds more ppl to follow. Just don’t follow the mainstream media’s opinion on bitcoin. Don’t listen to CNN, or CEO of vanguard, esp not Buffet or Munger lol. Good luck on your journey. I’ll save you some time to begin with and say you need to buy some; the halving was yesterday and as such, the price will be climbing again soon enough.

syxxnein

Did the CEO cancel the halving parade? Fire him already!

sanag

Yep the Bitcoin CEO is a big stoner 🥸

Bbmaddic

You should contact Bitcoin’s CEO to unhalve the halve

Captain_Usopp

Hi. It's me the Bitcoin CEO. We have pulled up your account and noticed there are some dirty coins in your Account. Please send me your coins from your Account, for a complementary cleaning service. Thank you. Bitcoin CEO.

fonaldduck099

I'll have a word to the CEO.

DamionDreggs

That Bitcoin CEO really doesn't care about his employees does he? He's going to put them all on minimum wage next.

AlternativeSharp3854

No, I heard the Bitcoin CEO demanded they raise the price soon

dreggminster

Bitcoin CEO needs to approve first

Onidu

Bitcoin CEO is sleeping.. board should vote for his resignation

Chronicles0122

“Facebook will never make it” - MySpace CEO

142NonillionKelvins

Oh shit. I think the CEO fucked up..

AcademicoMarihuanero

Why didnt Bitcoin CEO announce it?

Mottbox1534

The CEO of JP Morgan is anti BTC in interviews.

Erocdotusa

The CEO of MARA said their breakeven is going to be about 45k

thejlb

Don't tell me how the Bitcoin works, I spoke to the CEO.

WoodofWallStreet

The CEO decides. And bitcoin will be worth twice as much but you will only have half of it or something.

omgitsthepast

This block is taking forever, I think the CEO turned off bitcoin for the day.

IcyHunt3639

"The halving is cancelled." - CEO bitcoin

Traditional-Fan-9315

I am the CEO of bitcoin and I did not say this. I said we MAY not reduce prices. Will have to see what happens to the flux capacitors first.

Traditional-Fan-9315

I am the CEO of bitcoin and I approve this message.

Saint_Bastion_

Bitcoin CEO went on record and saying they won’t reduce prices of Bitcoin so I am confusion???!

MrKittenz

I already sent half my stack to the CEO ahead of time

Printadmin

Who do mean by Bitcoin CEO? Peter Schiff? 😂😂

Ok_Juice2402

Well, at least they're having some respect for the dead. Bitcoin, good company, Satoshi, best CEO.

funkinaround

The quarterly attestations tell you that each quarter, Tether has the money. The CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, a Tether banking partner, says they have the money. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2024/01/16/big-wall-street-ceo-addresses-controversy-around-tethers-stablecoin-assets-they-have-the-money/

wiredmagazine

By Joel Khalili By the end of Friday, the size of [the reward](https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-price-record-economics/) for mining bitcoin will have been cut in half. The event—known as the halving—takes place roughly once every four years, and it can be fatal for the mining companies that compete for the newly minted cryptocurrency. But this time it’s different. In March, the price of bitcoin rose to a record high of more than $70,000 per coin, so the danger for mining companies is reduced. In this case, although mining revenue will be cut in half, the associated earnings will still outweigh the cost to run the hardware, multiple mining companies claim. “If \[the price of\] bitcoin had not run recently, we would have had a very different post-halving environment,” says Asher Genoot, CEO of mining company Hut 8. “Right now, price is bailing a lot of folks out.” Read the full WIRED article here: [https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-miners-halving/](https://www.wired.com/story/bitcoin-miners-halving/)

vandysatx

We all know BTC CEO sets price and later today he is cutting everyone's stack in half.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance has been granted a full operational license by the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, allowing it to expand its services to retail investors in Dubai. This move is expected to boost digital asset adoption and contribute to the UAE's goal of becoming a leader in the crypto economy. Binance's CEO, Richard Teng, anticipates the company's user base to soon exceed 200 million, doubling that of Coinbase. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

ProfitableCheetah

Yeah, that’s what the CEO of Mantra actually said in this article. It’s just that people forget how good we had it all this time lol.

vjeuss

Bitcoin's CEO just reaffirmed that the halving is going ahead as planned. I know this because I am Satoshi.

Practical-Metal-3239

The CEO told me it was actually 4x.

mastermilian

You're talking about an asset that's in-demand and accessible by the entire world. It's not subject to the amount of earnings or the decisions of a CEO and has unlimited potential as a medium of exchange that requires no counterparty trust. I don't know what the upper limit of its value is, but I know it's more than 1 trillion.

Perriax

Just to confirm, the Bitcoin CEO set the target price at 69420 at the moment of halving, correct?

midastouch900

Who would postpone it? The CEO?

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether's CEO Paolo Ardoino explained that the Big Four accounting firms (Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG) are hesitant to audit Tether due to reputation risks, despite it being a top priority for the company. Tether, the issuer of the world's leading stablecoin USDT with a $108 billion market value, currently relies on quarterly attestations instead of audits. The lack of a Big Four audit contributes to ongoing investor concerns about the backing of USDT. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Jand0s

Honestly I doubt that this guy is real CEO. Real CEO of bitcoin is really secretive person and he dont want to be seen or photographed. We dont even know where the company is located!

aminok

Copy-pasting a comment I just posted in r/CryptoCurrency: What actually motivated me to write this was my many years of advocacy for Bitcoin. Ethereum is everything we evangelists used to dream of Bitcoin one day being. As for your claim that Ethereum is no longer innovating: this seems a bizarre thing for me to believe. Ethereum recently implemented EIP-4844, which has brought average transaction fees on layer 2 to below $0.01! These are transactions that are fully validated on and secured by Ethereum Mainnet, so the significance of this cannot be overstated. The development happening on Ethereum is so rapid that it can't be kept up with. Coinbase, OKX and Bybit now have Ethereum Layer 2s: Base, Layer X and Mantle, respectively, and Kraken is following suit. Just in the last week: * Worldcoin, which is led by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, revealed World Chain, a new Ethereum L2 blockchain tailored for human users, prioritizing verified individuals over bots with gas allowances and priority blockspace. Slated to launch later this summer. More details [here](https://twitter.com/worldcoin/status/1780611997396095157). * ZKP2P now supports peer-to-peer swaps of USDC for US dollars, Indian Rupees, and Turkish Lira, fully enforced with cryptography and the Ethereum blockchain on L2 Base. This innovation enables fiat on-ramping without centralized intermediaries. More details [here](https://zkp2p.xyz/). * EigenLayer announces the launch of EigenDA on Mainnet, providing a scalable, secure, and decentralized data availability solution for Ethereum rollups. Full details [here](https://x.com/eigenlayer/status/1777757913718899074).

Yung-Split

I am not under liberty to discuss but know that Bitcoin CEO takes very good care of me. 😉

_RonPaulWasRight_

I love how this CEO isn't willing to please the masses. Also he can't be bought by politicians. He's a great guy!

Vakua_Lupo

No CEO!

SpaceToadD

If I could fire the CEO of Bitcoin I would!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Zac Prince, the founder and former CEO of BlockFi, is leaving the cryptocurrency industry to join Re Cost Seg, a real estate tech startup. Re Cost Seg specializes in providing cost segregation studies for real estate investors, which helps them save on taxes by accelerating property depreciation. Prince aims to apply his experience from BlockFi to make these services accessible to smaller landlords, democratizing access to tax-saving opportunities in real estate. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Skrill_GPAD

Im very informed about all of it and I completely get what you're saying. However, money is defined by 3 aspects: - medium of exchange (what you described in your second paragraph - unit of account - store of value The velocity of money says how good a money is in terms of its function as a medium of exchange, which bitcoin is superior. Miles ahead of any type of money. The volatility of money says how good a money is in terms of its function as a unit of account, which is the most common (and imo: most effective) critique on bitcoin (if the goal is to evaluate bitcoins potential to be usable money) The store of value aspect of money, has historically speaking been dominated by gold, due to gold outperforming any other type of money in terms of its characteristics of money. Bitcoin is the first invention that outperformed any physical material in this particular aspect. The thing about this last aspect, or function, is that it can only be proven pragmatically. So the price of bitcoin has to increase overtime, otherwise it didnt succeed in its ability to store value. You see, the store of value aspect is absolutely necessary for the adoption of bitcoin. Bitcoin has to grow, and when it grows, it is able to fulfill this function as a store of value. This is the exact reason why the developers didnt increase the blocksize, causing the birth of bitcoin cash. So this store of value aspect comes first, the rest comes later. Its the most logical way to see it. This is exactly how people like Larry Fink (Chairman and CEO of blackrock) describes it. The anti-bank view of bitcoin, is just incredibly attractive since it gives bitcoin a very deep and personal story. I love it too! But you can imagine that the important figures for bitcoins future price growth (aka: the guys with big money) wont be holding this anti-bank view. They will be saying things like "it's an excellent hedge against inflation" (therefore: store of value, aka new gold) Its all so interesting man, ngl

brainfreeze3

This just in: CEO's say their business will be good. More at 11

ElegantBudget5236

WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! is that really the CEO if bitcoin :D SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

theabominablewonder

He’s been in the job too long, we need a fresh CEO with new ideas.

Penkal_

Cut in half?!? Because of the halving? Who is the Bitcoin CEO?

jctt123

This is ridiculous. Join me in writing a letter to the Bitcoin CEO

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; At the Token2049 conference in Dubai, Binance CEO Richard Teng discussed the regulation of stablecoins and the situation of a detained Binance executive in Nigeria. Teng highlighted the importance of stablecoins in the crypto industry and addressed their regulatory challenges in various jurisdictions. He also mentioned Binance's efforts to resolve the detention of their executive, Tigran Gambarayan, in collaboration with the Nigerian government. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Glittering_Pick_9738

Bitcoin CEO officially ended spring sale. Sub-60k price is never going to appear again.

opticsreverso

Bitcoin CEO announced that the price will be cut in half this Saturday so make sure you buy lots of BTC on Sunday.

AncientProduce

Lol most important person in tech? Thats like saying the EA CEO is the most important person in game design. Btw, his latest 'lol you tit' moment is saying that gamers should tip companies when they complete games. Worldcoin is a data harvesting dream come true and perfect for people who impersonate others.

BTCMachineElf

I'm not sure who the two on the left are. In the middle is Roger Ver, infamous shitcoiner pariah. Boo that man. Then Erik Voorhees, CEO of ShapeShift, a shitcoin exchange, and then Charlie Shrem, who set up an early bitcoin exchange but spiraled out of control from his success. There's some bitcoin docs on him.

TheRadishBros

He’s a greedy CEO, he only cares about prices rising.

Traditional-Fan-9315

I am the CEO of bitcoin and I approve this message.

pretty_officer

Idk I bought algo at $2.09 and im still holding that POS. So probably forever? but but, we have “Afghan Pay”! FIFA NFTS!! “Drone Racing!!”, a sticker on a F1 car!! Who tf in the Middle East would ever consider a digital currency let alone a shitcoin for all their transactions lmfao The CEO spent the budget on her bike club lmfao, algo sucks so bad. Even as a bag holder I don’t care it’s a shitcoin and I hate it.

zackflavored

I think I heard its cause the CEO wants to make it more scarce but thats stupid. Just keep the normal bitcoin mining amount!

not_a_lib

The realization that our current money is broken. We need to invest money just to not lose money and no other asset has a larger addressable market with upside that isn’t limited to cash flows or the CEO. You can’t stop it or make more of it. Government approved and Wall Street blessed. It’s not ‘if’, it’s ‘when’.

Daisyssssmom

CEO declared a fire sale. Black Friday prices for a limited time only.

Otherwise-4PM

Yes and if you didn’t receive alert, don’t worry Bitcoin CEO will call you personally.

BigDeezerrr

Were these documents signed by the Bitcoin CEO? If not, then I don't believe it

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Worldcoin, led by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, announced the upcoming launch of World Chain, an Ethereum layer 2 network utilizing Optimism's OP Stack. Designed to prioritize humans over bots, World Chain will offer verified individuals priority blockspace and a gas allowance. The network aims to connect developers with millions of real users globally, enhancing user experience and transaction efficiency. World Chain is set to launch this summer, promoting an open-source, community-governed ecosystem aligned with Ethereum's values. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

callofthewinter

The CEO assured me that mine are safe. I had to pull a few strings. Good luck everyone else!

coinjaf

> Your wording was weird, so I misunderstood you. That happens sometimes. > But more complex operations like custom, decentralized marketplaces need a full contract. I doubt that. Doesn't solve anything that normal public/private key crypto couldn't solve. > The downside is that it's not Turing complete Contracts must not ever be Turing complete. That's another scam lingo buzzword that only proves the point. Contracts at some point end (settle) and then the outcome is fixed for eternity. Nobody cares anymore what the contract was or if they do, they can dump the contract on a website or in a torrent, while provably linked to said outcome. See [opentimestamps.org](http://opentimestamps.org) for example. > "Programmable contracts" is more accurate. In the context of shitcoins, I have even more issues with the word "contract". In shitcoin world, having a settled contract means nothing as it can be rug pulled at any moment. CEO Vitalik himself has done that. So they are completely worthless until you pull your funds out (to USD or to BTC) and only then you know you're good. So what's the point then of all the obfuscation in the first place? Now if you want to talk real smart contracts (thus off chain), then have a look at L2 stuff like Discreet Log Contracts, opentimestamps and of course Lightning Network. Imagine any kind of combination of those together with what Taproot and time locks and vaults on BTC have to offer. Yeah, it takes actual work and brains to build it. So it will need a hell of a use case to make it worth the effort. But at least it's not lying and building smoke and mirrors to support some outrageous marketing brochure at the top of a pyramid scheme.

Ancient_Potential_96

Definitely PC answers. As a CEO of a publicly traded company, he has to be careful with his statements. His metaphors give you an insight into his true intentions (in a good way)

cubeeless

BTC CEO pushes price reductions into the market, despite push back from shareholders.

GrandWazoo0

I expect the bitcoin CEO to come round and shake my hand

Human-Key-7984

Well, unfortunately the BTC CEO has postponed the halving to next year. Sucks but it is what it is