DNA

bushchook83

Sure , neat tech , but possibly huge implications for data issues or exploitation later on, just like DNA sampling to trace family trees.

biba8163

No, low IQ MagaTards and TrumpTards are bad. Orange Orangutan Grapist Scammer Conman just does what's in his DNA.

ClintBX

You invested when it was cheap and you took massive profits. That's how investing works. Well done. Sure, BTC has gone parabolic and maybe if you held, you would've made a bigger profit. You would've sold at $100k per BTC but when BTC reaches $1M, you would feel the regret of selling then and so on and so forth. On the flip side, you could've held on, and BTC could've crashed hard. The blockchain could failed and you'd have the regret of not selling, which is far worse. Regret is baked into your DNA and as long as you continue to ask what if, you will feel the flame of regret. Instead, practice asking what is and champion the wins. You invested once and took massive profits and you can do it again. You just need a system so you can take regular profits without regret. Remember, holding a growing asset is nice, but if you never sell it to enjoy it's fruits, it's pointless.

etherd0t

okay, just FYI, and in all humbleness: I'm not Nostradamus the urban legend about 'digital gold', deflationary, continual value increase, investing in btc for retirement and such, may go 'poof!' overnight with just one tech trick (say...quantum witchcraft) that can't be undone. We're just not there yet, and we don't know when will hit, but it will for sure - just as the next asteroid hitting the earth and wiping out the fauna...maybe in 100 years or in 10kyears, but it will nonetheless. so it's never clever to think in terms of 'gold', 'ultimate', safe heaven and such - when it comes to technology, everything can be unwound. what you build step by stem, with effort and tears + backup an backups of the backups, lasts, and can be preserved - even in bits and pieces at least, so the info/records it's still recoverable. As it is with life in DNA. If not on one continent, on another, or in the Arctic. If not on earth... then maybe on the Moon or Mars.

admin_default

Digital identities will replace seed phrases. True identity cannot be stolen or lost - it is you. Not a password, a digital DNA that is the key your digital life. Fink says clearly this is yet to be fully solved but he believes existing models provide a guide.

gowithflow192

The thought crossed my mind they will do a deal and then announce Xi's visit to America. But who is going to back down? China won't. And it's not in Trump's DNA to back down. They need to work out a deal that will save Trump some face.

Past_Hotel_5987

That's true. Volatility is part of Bitcoin's DNA for now. There is a threshold to cross before it becomes truly stable, and it's not a quick process.

32oz____

or DNA

BraidRuner

This is the institutional money we were waiting for. They are pumping and dumping with leverage anything they can get their hands on testing the diamond hands ability to maintain focus and stack sats. They are the enemy they are your enemy they are my enemy and they are the enemy of the average person. Learn from them do not fear them or follow them. They will play with the prices for 90 days its in their DNA They have dates and timeclocks 2025 Dates: March: March 21 June: June 20 September: September 19 December: December 19 Bitcoin is for all of US even them..but I still hate THEM they got their money stealing from US

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The Sei Foundation, a blockchain developer, announced plans to acquire 23andMe, a DNA testing company facing bankruptcy, to give users control over their genetic data via blockchain technology. The foundation aims to ensure data privacy and sovereignty by encrypting sensitive information and allowing users to decide how their data is accessed and monetized. However, experts question the feasibility of storing large genomic datasets on blockchain and highlight potential legal, regulatory, and security challenges. The move has sparked debate over its practicality and implications for data security. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

mrpez1

Yeah but anyone who has your hair or spit can move your coins. DNA is like a username not a password.

brucekeller

At least whenever crypto is linked to DNA you won't have to worry about losing your USB drive.

SnooTangerines3448

Americans love going to other countries and trying to spend USD. It's like written into their DNA. And then get offended when it's not accepted then go off on a big rant about how that's good money.

Humans_r_evil

she's slamming people like she's slamming a tomohawk around with her 0.1% native american DNA while crying victim all the way to the bank.

Tonyalarm

I get it! But hey, you're Brazilian – resilience is in your DNA. Keep pushing, things will move forward!

JamieMiley

Hehe, maybe that’s it, I’m only a little over half German anyways, according to DNA lol

Defusion55

There doesn't need to be. There never needed to be lmao. BTC will just keep on keeping on regardless of politics etc. It's in its DNA.

qldvaper88

You know they found 1500 different DNA origins in a single McDonald's patty, not all of them of which they could identify the species of?

Nightmare_Tonic

Trumps clown followers will ALWAYS fall for his lies. It's built into their DNA at this point

biba8163

> SOL. This might be its last bullrun It has been great but that would not be surprising. It's in the Shitcoin DNA - There are ZERO Alts today that are above ATHs they reached in previous cycles. ZERO - There are ZERO Alts have reached new ATHs in 2024/25 when adjusted for inflation. ZERO - There are ZERO Alts have hit ATHs in 3 cycles when adjusted for inflation. ZERO Even ETH for all its hype and bluster is just a 2-Cycle Shitcoin

Odd-Following-247

I suggest OP to do a DNA test of his kids. He may find out that 80% of them are from the postman, the Amazon delivery guy, the milk man and the local priest. 20% of them will share his DNA - the dumb one among the 5…

daleDentin23

The innovation i want is on chain multi factor auth for new lines of credit. So unless I sign a multi sig across different platform / chains there would be no way to authorize a new loan or credit card. As an American our data is pretty much already leaked. Ssn is a joke and offers no 2nd line of defense after being comprised. If we could also factor in biometric on top this could be a pretty solid security measure for a bit until cloning is viable then we need to worry about the data of our DNA but that's a tomorrow problem. Obviously this idea needs some time to marinate, I'm sure there are plenty of holes in my plan that need to be addressed.

never_safe_for_life

There are some 20 odd states considering a Bitcoin reserve bill. I expect the vast majority to fail. But if there’s one state I expect to pass one, it’s Texas. Self sovereignty is in their DNA (for better and worse). C’mon Texas, lead the way!

magic-karma

Their DNA will still be different enough, it will take longer in the sequence to detect, but a seed phase should check very deep into the sequence anyway. They may be able to get away with some debit card purchases etc. but transactions of importance/significance will require longer matches where these differences will come out. Of course, this is future speak, what I would like to see. Who knows if it ever happens. But a government chain used for identification where one’s full genome servicing can be stored as a hash could verified by any. Not really BTC related, more blockchain idea.

magic-karma

Yes. Our DNA will be our key. Depending on the transaction is how far out to confirm the sequence. For short cash transactions, it will take less of a match whereas legal transactions may require a longer match.

xaviemb

I keep wondering how this might be solved with biometrics (or DNA),,, so it's really you. Problem is, you leave your biometrics and dna everywhere you go... I hope someday there is a fix for this, where the actual person can authenticate themselves with no thread of compromise. Till then... we do the best we can.

MysteriousIce01

Security will have to change to match it. They will probably want DNA samples next to verify it's us, that would be one heck of a kyc 🤣

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Six men have been charged with kidnapping a family and a nanny in Chicago, forcing them to transfer $15 million in cryptocurrencies. The kidnappers, armed with guns, entered the family's home under false pretenses and held them captive for five days, demanding ransom in Bitcoin and Ether. The victims were eventually released, and only $6 million of the transferred amount has been accounted for. One suspect, Zehuan Wei, was arrested, while others are believed to have fled to China. Evidence was gathered from surveillance footage and vehicle DNA swabs. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

7101334

Anyway, to continue using you as a soapbox, no, clearly I am not antisemetic. Especially since I may be of Jewish descent myself lol, I'm Polish and it's unknown if my ancestor died due to being Slavic or Ashkenazi. And we'll probably never know, because no one in my family trusts the companies that run the DNA testing companies. Because capitalism is evil and complicit with Nazism, or now, Zionazism. But what I definitely am is a white American, a descendant of the settlers who stole this land from the indigenous people. Clearly, as "Israel" is just a colonial outpost of the American Empire, if I was dumb enough to correlate the evils of a state with the majority ethnicity of its people, I would have to regard myself as evil as well. If I was to be antisemitic, I would have to also regard all white people as evil. And yet I don't. White SUPREMACY is evil, but not individual people. Similarly, Zionazism is evil, but individual Israelis (let alone non-Israeli Jews, who really have nothing to do with this) are not. As is typical of Zionazis and their symps, you have no coherent point and haven't this entire time.

RevolutionaryPie5223

Appreciate it... Now its imprinted in my DNA always have an exit plan when things go south (no matter how much u believe its going up) still exit 100% no question asked.

rasman99

Scammers gonna scam. It's in his DNA.

8055U

Gambling is an inherent code in human DNA

Dependent-Coyote2383

low entropy compared to seed words, dont use that. could be done (STR for DNA, or galton-henry classification for fingerprints), but dont do that, the entropy is waaay to low.

separabis

Or is it Gen Z that's next? I don't keep up with that shit lol. Well, my industry got shut during the pandemic, and I decided to travel spending what little i had when necessary being homeless rather than sit around doing jack shit being around a bunch of shut inside for a year. So I've flown a sign saying "NEED $ FOR DNA TEST, GIRFLFRIEND MIGHT BE SISTER" on an off ramp before. Multiple times. Covid times were different.

BitcoinAcc

That's not possible. Because you would need a method to measure these biometrics that always gives you the exact same result (i.e. the exact same seed words or private key). Even a very minor deviation in the measurement would already give you a totally different seed. A phone will unlock for any fingerprint that is reasonably similar to your own. That allows you to unlock the phone with only a partial print, a slightly wet finger or a finger held at a bit of ab angle. But to get the exact same seed, the print would have to be measured as *exactly* the same each and every time. Biometrics sensors and even DNA scanners simply aren't that exact. And that doesn't even deal with situations like injuries and illnesses. Cut your finger slicing tomatoes and have a tiny, almost invisible scar from it? Kiss your Bitcoin goodbye, as your fingerprint will now generate a totally different seed and never again allow you to access your original wallet.

common-collector

You could, and so could others. You leave your fingerprints and DNA on every surface you touch, and your iris on every close-up photo of you.

kaplanakincilar

Good point about OJ, that case completely changed how DNA forensics was approached. It spurred countless reforms and is now the backbone of using DNA evidence properly. Also, was the sentence heavy handed? A bit. But still, Ross was an ultimate scum bag. The dude was not redeemable at all. While I think drugs should be decriminalized, I don’t think operating and running a marketplace for sole purpose of selling and buying illegal shit is something that should be celebrated.

Plastic_Pain6564

DeSci projects will do big multiples. A lot already have , Binance will deffo list a fair few. $AXGT is a safe bet. Also look out for $DNA which launched recently and is still early

enfj4life

This sub really is full of sub 80 IQ knuckle dragging regards On every red day, “its OvEr 😭” I guarantee at least 100 of you sold the dip and bought the green dildos. The red days are a gift but you paper hands your bags as if your diet consists of soylent, soymilk latte Frappuccinos, tofu, and yoga. Mother of Christ, we are entering the beginning of the bull run.  First ever pro crypto president who’s corrupt as hell, has bags in crypto, and has met with crypto CEOs. Bitcoin reserve is on the table, and the MAGA party will all follow in lockstep if Trump tells them to pass it. Alt season hasn’t even started. Most indicators showing we’re just at the beginning of the bull run. If you sell these dips, then chop your balls off, because you shouldn’t create progeny that has paper hands, low IQ DNA. The world has enough of those folks already.

4inalfantasy

Same goes to those DNA company. Some even endorse by influencer. Send your DNA to know your history. These company litteraly have their DNA now.

rwm3188

For some reason “string of digital code” made me think of “DINO DNA!” from Jurassic park

elfavorito

so u saw a youtuber talk about diminishing returns and now you believe it like it's DNA code or santa claus. diminishing returns lol, go back to watching youtube shills who are just copying each others videos lol

upscaleHipster

*DNA Deal Desk* ***tokenizes projects as special purpose vehicles (SPVs)****, allowing investments to be securely managed on-chain while adhering to compliance and transparency standards. With Chintai’s customizable white-label blockchain technology, the platform offers accredited investors and qualified purchasers unparalleled access to tokenized assets presented in a format familiar to traditional finance.* From the article, it has nothing to do with **Deoxyribonucleic acid**. FFS, read the article *Chintai* has been recently been on a streak: [https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/6110247897841](https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/6110247897841)

CreepToeCurrentSea

Excuse but did I just read DNA holdings as in DNA code from the body? The fuck?

kirtash93

This gives me Worldcoin vibes, scan your eyes! Now, upload your DNA to the blockchain! I will stick to maintain my unique biometrics private.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; DNA Holdings Venture Inc. has launched DNA Deal Desk, an investment platform for high-net-worth individuals, developed with Chintai Nexus. The platform, built on Chintai’s compliance-focused blockchain, offers curated investment opportunities in web3, AI, and cryptocurrency sectors. It tokenizes projects as special purpose vehicles (SPVs) for secure, compliant investments. The platform provides access to over 50 SPVs with valuations from $1 million to $10 million, offering liquidity through secondary market access, distinguishing it from traditional private funds. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

inkandpaperguy

\> Real World Utility (deeds, licensing, voting, title, etc.) \> DAG DLT infrastructure \> Blazing Fast Network \> ISO 20022 compliant \> addresses Defi, AI and RWA \> Energy Efficient Proof of Stake \> Layer 1 w/ "made in the USA" DNA \> Blue Chip Industry Counsel 

SonicAgamemnon

Chintai had tremendous foresight in 2019 when they began building their licensed, purpose-built L1 for tokenizing and trading all asset classes on-chain. Traditional Finance is moving every asset on-chain, a generational shift in how the financial system operations. Initially, relatively small family offices and private equity firms like DNA are leading the way, with Blackrock leading the big dogs on Wall Street. Mass migration and adoption begins next year, led by Chintai's infrastructure. Besides the tokenization and issuance of every asset class, including securities, Chintai's RWA white labeled infrastructure also provides clients with a choice of AMM or order book exchange trading for all of the assets they issue directly on the client's infrastructure with their own customizations and branding. If clients choose not to build a branded white labeled application for themselves, Chintai will issue and trade their assets on their behalf on Chintai-hosted platforms. Chintai is the Shopify of RWA, powered by the CHEX utility token, making compliant asset issuance and trading on-chain a seamless, efficient and 100% client-branded experience.

zeitgeist785

Imagine a vast, ever-growing digital creature that inhabits the global internet. It has no single body or brain, yet its existence is woven into the collective actions and trust of millions of people. This “organism” isn’t made of flesh and bone; instead, it is composed of mathematical rules, encrypted communications, and a sprawling network of computers. We call this creature Bitcoin. Genetic Code (The Protocol): At the core of this digital being is its genetic code: Bitcoin’s open-source protocol. Much like the DNA of a living cell, the protocol sets the laws that govern how it behaves, how it reproduces new blocks of data, and how it responds to its environment. Though anyone can read or even copy this code, it is so widely accepted and trusted that no single person can unilaterally alter its fundamental rules. This ensures that the organism maintains a stable, recognizable “species identity” over time. Cells and Tissues (Nodes and Miners): A living creature is made up of countless cells working together to sustain life. In Bitcoin’s case, these “cells” are the thousands of independent computers (nodes) scattered across the world. They communicate continuously, verifying and passing along Bitcoin’s “bloodstream” of transaction data. Within this organism, certain specialized cells known as miners dedicate energy (electricity and computing power) to perform a difficult task—solving cryptographic puzzles. By doing this, they help the organism produce new “cells” of data blocks, keeping its lifeblood flowing and healthy. For this service, the organism rewards miners with newly created bitcoins, like a metabolic process that supplies nutrients to its hardworking cells. Circulatory System (The Blockchain Ledger): Just as an animal’s bloodstream carries oxygen and nutrients to every cell, Bitcoin’s blockchain carries information—every transaction ever made, recorded and authenticated. This public ledger is a perfectly traceable history of the organism’s entire life. It prevents poisons like counterfeit or fraudulent data from contaminating the system because each new block of information depends on the integrity of all that came before it. Once recorded, these transactions become an immutable piece of the organism’s memory. Metabolism (Energy to Sustain Life): No life form can exist without energy. Bitcoin’s “metabolism” runs on electricity and computation. Miners dedicate energy to secure the system, protect it from attacks, and keep it “breathing.” This energy expenditure is part of what makes its security robust: to harm the organism, an attacker would need to expend enormous amounts of energy, typically far more than they could ever gain back in rewards. Thus, the energy is like a shield, strengthening its digital body. Growth and Adaptation (The Difficulty Adjustment): Every living organism must adapt to survive. Bitcoin does this through a built-in mechanism known as the difficulty adjustment. If more resources flood in and the mining puzzle becomes too easy, the organism tightens its rules to maintain a steady rhythm. If miners depart and it becomes too difficult, it relaxes slightly. Over time, this ensures that Bitcoin’s metabolism remains stable, allowing it to survive through changing environments—whether those are economic upheavals, technological shifts, or varying levels of public interest. Reproduction Without Mutation (Forks and Consensus): While animals reproduce by passing their genes to offspring that may mutate or evolve, Bitcoin “reproduces” by continuously extending its blockchain. Yet, changes—like genetic mutations—can still occur. When some members of the network propose alterations to the code (like a fork), the organism might split into slightly different species. However, the most widely accepted version, the one that the majority of the world’s nodes and miners “trust,” continues as the main evolutionary line. The consensus rules ensure that the primary organism remains true to its original genetic instructions, preserving its identity over time. Environmental Symbiosis (Human Civilization’s Support): This digital being feeds off human trust and participation. Its value and health are intimately connected to the people who use it, who invest in it, and who rely on it to store and exchange value. In turn, it offers humans a resilient financial system, unaffected by any single government’s collapse or a company’s bankruptcy. As long as there are humans willing to maintain the network—powering nodes, running code, and believing in its value—this digital creature will continue to exist. It thrives in the fertile environment of the internet, a habitat that is inherently global and difficult to destroy. Longevity (Living Until the End of Civilization): Unlike any single mortal creature, Bitcoin does not have a natural lifespan. There is no expiration date coded into its being. As long as the rules remain intact and at least a portion of humanity commits to sustaining it, it will endure. It has no central organ that can fail and no single point of vulnerability that could extinguish it. In a sense, it is immortal, bound to the fate of the civilization that feeds it. If humanity’s communication networks were to fracture and fade away, so too would Bitcoin. But if humans persist, innovating and expanding the digital infrastructure, Bitcoin can live alongside them—unrelenting, resilient, and always adapting—until the very end.

landswipe

They still have "not made here" syndrome deep in their DNA.

Upset_One_2044

Anarchy, Bueno, Pyrate, DNA, Kendu Inu, Powsche and Purple Pepe are my newest acquisitions

Initial-Ad-4924

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BagHolder9001

thats too risky, buy an island, build a custom nuclear bunker, stamp coordinate on the butt cheek and you use own DNA as a locking device for the door, don't forget to sacrifice an animal before entering ofc!

JayZ_237

Trump DNA in the Logan lineage...

Jesterjuice9

This is coded DNA 🚀

AdEnvironmental7608

Kendu and $DNA

AdEnvironmental7608

Kendu and $DNA

WarmduscherUltras

Daily use is not Bitcoin's DNA, because this use is easily exchanged. The deep meaning and value lies in its irrefutable rarity coupled with its decentralized, digital nature. This leads to a positive stock to flow ratio which increases its value. Adoption in Bitcoin's sense means that it absorbs value from other assets.

plasmatech8

Memes. The DNA of the soul.

m0r14rty

“Please provide salivary gland sample for secondary DNA verification” “What?” “Sigh…Spit on that thang”

Tayleurd

DNA on Solana - up 300+% today alone

Perspective-Parking

I was here. But enjoy it while it lasts. Bitcoin is nothing more than a virtual asset with no real use case besides a store of value and anonymity for criminals or a way to have leverage over government centrality. Quantum computing will hack the blockchain within the next 5-10 years. IBM’s quantum computer is already halfway powerful enough. It can never be adopted main as a main stream payment method or safe haven of net worth as it’s inherently volatile and risky. One hack of your account and your net worth is gone forever with no way to recover it. It’s rife with scams. You cannot realistically store your seed phrase with the risk of it being destroyed. Too many inherent flaws. If they can tie BTC security to your own DNA, and counter against quantum computing, it has a chance. If it does finally counter QC, it will have to hard fork, meaning all legacy BTC will be worthless.

buisnessismydanger

DNA from what I can see has no liquidity so if we did get insane gains from it we wouldn’t be able to swap or sell, I hope I’m wrong but that’s what it’s looking like

Zestyclose_Phase_645

In my mind the replacement will be a technology that allows for recovery, and easier multisig. We need to have a wallet that you literally cannot lose access too where you can keep crypto in long-term storage and where heirs can access them after you pass. Maybe a DNA-based private key with proof of life/death. We need more convenient multi-sig so that it can be better used as collateral and so lenders have some sort of mechanism to collect on the coins unilaterally when the borrower defaults. Maybe a mechanism where the transfer of a fiat-pegged crypto to the lender's wallet will automatically reduce the amount controlled by the lender's signature, and an expiration/default of the buyer's signature if that transfer doesn't happen on a set schedule.

TheM0nkB0ughtLunch

“Hitlers DNA has cloned and will be launching on Sol!” - BULLISH!

tommygun8855

I'm trying to start a $DNA community. [https://www.facebook.com/share/g/7EP4x7dRKaUWkzTD/](https://www.facebook.com/share/g/7EP4x7dRKaUWkzTD/)

UnoriginalJunglist

Encrypgen - DNA It's a utility token in the genomic data space that has been dead price wise for years that has a viable product and team behind it and the last month has seen some upward price action. I've had my eye on the project since launch and it has incredible potential. Currently trading at about 1c with only 1m market cap, potential to +100x this bull run. [https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/encrypgen](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/encrypgen)

ConfectionBright3245

\+1 brazilian agreeing that there is now way it will be approved. Our politicians have inflation in their DNA.

chuckisabadass

i put 500 in DNA and RNA YOLO!

jwz9904

It's ETH's DNA to take it easy

SteinyBoy

DNA is very innovative and will moon hard this week with everyone off trading for the holidays. RNA is going to moon hard too riding its coat tails for people trying to get in at a lower market cap.

Cenzless

Not DNA

GreedVault

Are you referring to the kind of coincidence where DNA forms and different microorganisms come together to create human beings?

dmx442

It's in their DNA. Terrible

Cryptochist

Make sure you enclose your driver license and birth certificate and social and DNA

FehdmanKhassad

you only have to give a good half of top quality DNA and you're done

TechTuna1200

Also your great grand kids or further down the line might not inherit any of your DNA even if they are a direct descendants of you. This is because of the DNA is shuffled when we reproduce. Of course, you kids are going to be 50% of you. But for each generation down the line, the trace of your DNA is gonna disappear. Saw a very interesting YouTube video about it.

BtcKing1111

Visionaries who front-run the market moves made by billionaires, and who are in good standings with the ETs that manage this holographic projector. You know how much DNA I had to donate over the years to get the Greys sharing intel?  Shit wasn't easy.

SonicTemp1e

"Evolution is not a fact but a theory. " Hilarious that someone who believes what a bunch of goat fucking farmers made up to entrench their patriarchal control over their women and children suddenly cares about evidence. But seeing as you lied about there being any, [here are 5 types](https://necsi.edu/evidence-for-evolution#:~:text=Five%20types%20of%20evidence%20for,DNA%2C%20and%20similarities%20of%20embryos). Don't @ me, fucking moron.

Bit_of_a_Degen

I know people from Brock Pierce’s DNA Fund who are involved — biggest scammers in the business lmfao Won’t be buying but still voting Trump. Democrats are incredibly anti-crypto. Republicans have become pro-crypto as a result

Timely-Opportunity-5

Its an NPC mode. Comes with new update every year. Shouldn't be surprised by their actions, it's in their DNA. We on the other hand, we will prevail!

Pickled_Onion5

You've passed the virtual DNA check, congratulations you are most related to OP

yoobermcruber

The tulip mania story is mostly fiction - https://www.history.com/news/tulip-mania-financial-crash-holland >But according to historian Anne Goldgar, Mackay’s tales of huge fortunes lost and distraught people drowning themselves in canals are more fiction than fact. Goldgar, a professor of early modern history at King’s College London and author of Tulipmania: Money, Honor and Knowledge in the Dutch Golden Age, understands why Mackay’s myth-making has endured. >“It’s a great story and the reason why it’s a great story is that it makes people look stupid,” says Goldgar, who laments that even a serious economist like John Kenneth Galbraith parroted Mackay’s account in A Short History of Financial Euphoria. “But the idea that tulip mania caused a big depression is completely untrue. As far as I can see, it caused no real effect on the economy whatsoever.” >To get the real scoop on tulip mania, Goldgar went to the source. She spent years scouring the archives of Dutch cities like Amsterdam, Alkmaar, Enkhuizen and especially Haarlem, the center of the tulip trade. She painstakingly collected 17th-century manuscript data from public notaries, small claims courts, wills and more. And what Goldgar found wasn’t an irrational and widespread tulip craze, but a relatively small and short-lived market for an exotic luxury. >She only found 37 people who paid more than 300 guilders for a tulip bulb, the equivalent of what a skilled craftsman earned in a year. >What really surprised Goldgar, given Mackay’s tales of financial ruin, was that she wasn’t able to find a single case of an individual who went bankrupt after the tulip market crashed. Even the Dutch painter Jan van Goyen, who allegedly lost everything in the tulip crash, appears to have been done in by land speculation. The real economic fallout, in Goldgar’s assessment, was far more contained and manageable --- And tulip mania was also not about ordinary tulip bulbs. Ordinary tulip bulbs weren't worth a lot of money. The tulip mania bulbs were mutants that were infected with an aphid-borne mosaic virus which resulted in them having bright and unique patterns. The mutated DNA could not be passed down by normal seeds, only bulb offsets which occur maybe once a year. So these mutant tulip bulbs controlled the only supply for a specific rare and desirable flower. Estimates on the value of one of those mutant tulip bulbs if a single one existed today are between 1 to 2 million dollars. You could sell one of those rare tulip bulbs for over a million dollars now but they don't exist anymore.

Pale-Photograph-8367

His DNA is preserved, but he is dead. We don't know how to resurrect dead corpses yet

Bunker_Beans

Can’t wait to launch shitcoins on my own DNA.

AvatarOfMomus

Whoever wrote this doesn't understand the research being done, or anything past middle-school Biology... I'm not going to waste the time to debunk this in detail so here's the bullet point version: * At no point is it a good idea to have a biological computer "running" inside another organism. Their immune system would be very likely to kill it, and if it's using their DNA to avoid that then a "computer glitch" could give the person turbo-cancer, or worse. * The human body, and every other body, already has systems to "verify function and integrity" of organs and other body parts. That's part of how the body kills cancerous cells before they turn into actual Cancer the disease, among many other things. Stuff like tumors get going when the malfunctioning cells successfully trick those systems, adding more nonsense in the form of a "cellular blockchain" is not going to improve things, it's far more likely to add a new thing to go wrong. * DNA based storage or computing is still niche, and is going to remain niche for the foreseeable future, because there's no good way to integrate it with anything like, say, the internet. It has some neat potential niche applications but blockchain *anything* is not on that list. * The odds of any sort of biological based computing seeing any kind of consumer availability in the next 20 years are somewhere between zero and "this is the FBI, you're under arrest for possessing a potential biological weapon". How it was a slow enough news day in Crypto-land that this article got written I have no idea.

InclineDumbbellPress

Look at us talking about DNA computing and cells - we are people of culture

kirtash93

I can't wait to put my DNA to work! /s

Financial_Design_801

Memorized my passphrase now I got bitcoin inside my DNA -Kendrick

ctl-alt-replete

Yeah, I’m thinking the same. Perhaps there will be some brainwave scanning machine to identify you and allow you to make transactions directly.  It’ll have to be as good at identifying people as a mother of twin boys being able to tell them apart.  We’ve gone from fingerprints, to voice recognition, to facial recognition, to DNA identification, to iris scanning. I think brainwave signatures will be the next thing. 

christmysavior0

Yeah there are many obvious first-level ways that you wouldn't want a biology-based system to work -- hair/blood (DNA), fingerprints, iris scanning. But I just wanted to open up this discussion to see if there may be, in the future, something more secure than hiding your seed phrase on a metal plate somewhere and hoping it doesn't get lost, destroyed, or stolen.

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Every_Hunt_160

In the future even DNA won't be enough, they need your IRIS scan!

Blade_Runner_69

They can take my DNA.... Offa deez nuts....

Loose_Screw_

I'll give them some DNA. Just gimme approximately 2 and a half minutes.

Gap7349

Just be grateful they don't yet require DNA samples and pre-verification deposits... just one example of once you give too much powers you never see them withdrawn, but extended and over-reaching.

Scaramoosh1

There’s no way real humans invested in this. I can’t believe that humans I share DNA with would think this was a good idea.

jonhuang

TL;DR: we should encode the blockchain into DNA or glass plates so that it can survive the extinction of humanity and the end of all electricity. this is the dumbest article this year. I hope that it was written by AI.

WineMakerBg

Second only to DNA

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