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Interoperability with ECDSA and Scnhorr SIG's is a pretty good start
There are two aspects of this. One is how big is the UTXO that you create when you pay to it and this boils down to the size of scriptPubKey. But then it's also interesting what needs to be done for the receiver to spend it and this boils down to the size of scriptSig. In case of P2PK the scriptPubKey looks as follows: ``` <PK> OP_CHECKSIG ``` here `<PK>` is push instruction with argument of public key. P2PK can have both compressed and uncompressed keys. Compressed is shorter, 33 bytes, uncompressed 65 bytes. So one would use compressed. PUSH and CHECKSIG instructions are 1 byte each. So this would give you scriptPubKey which is 1 + 33 + 1 = 35 bytes. To spend that you'd need to produce a scriptSig. In this case it would be simply ``` <SIG> ``` i.e. PUSH instruction with an argument of the signature itself and how big is a signature is a bit complex (https://www.advancingbitcoin.com/blog/evolution-of-the-signature-size-in-bitcoin/) but let's say it's 71 bytes + 1 byte push = 72 bytes. So we would have: - sender creates a transaction with UTXO with 35 bytes scriptPubKey - receiver spends by providing scriptSig with 72 bytes With P2PKH situation is different: scriptPubKey is in form ``` OP_DUP OP_HASH160 <PKHASH> OP_EQUAL OP_CHECKSIG ``` each opcode is 1, PKHASH is push + 160 bits = 1 + 20 bytes = 21, total 25 bytes and scriptSig is in form ``` <SIG> <PK> ``` i.e. 72 + 34 = 106 bytes So from the sender's point of view P2PKH is 25 bytes, which is less than P2PK with 32 bytes. From receiver's point of view P2PK is 72 bytes, which is less than P2PKH with 106 bytes. Overall (system, after UTXO is spent) we have P2PK with 35 + 72 = 107 bytes vs P2PKH with 25 + 106 = 131 bytes.
Nah you're thick as shit bro. You're telling me you haven't noticed that you can "stake your USDC with coinbase"? That corporation can't cover shit bro. FTX gonna use everyone's assets to pay off their own debt. Nobody that had their shit on FTX is gonna get any of their money. Don't go writing off multi-sig. Your aunt doesn't have to cover you, if she loses it, you got your 3rd person. Assuming a 2 of 3 multi-sig, you just need 2 people not to lose their access. You can do 8/17 if that's what your risk profile calls for. If you're really down so bad you can't trust your family, fine, get off coinbase even still, but chose a corperation as a MULTI-SIG partner not a trusted custodian that can fuck you: https://unchained.com/personal/
Tldr; Jeffrey Yass is the billionaire co-founder of trading giant Susquehanna International Group (SIG) and also a political mega-donor: He and his wife are the 2022 elections’ fifth-biggest contributors, right behind crypto exchange titan Sam Bankman-Fried. But when it comes to donating in crypto, Yass outranks even the FTX chief. In early July, Yass gave 100 bitcoin (BTC), then worth more than $1.9 million, to “Crypto Freedom PAC,” a representative for the super PAC confirmed to CoinDesk. It is the largest bitcoin-denominated political donation ever recorded by the Federal Election Commission. Saved you a click!
“Let W be the set of such willing wallets and S𝓌 the stake collectively owned by all wallets in W. Every willing wallet 𝓌 in W approving the message M produces, as usual, its own individual signature of M, SIG𝓌(M). A collection of such signatures is a state proof for M if the wallets signing M collectively own a sufficient fraction of the total stake S𝓌.” Yup totally reads like a pr stunt.
GSR, SIG, CMS, C-Squared, and Flow Trader, just read the article, lol.
tldr; KuCoin and SIG will also collaborate in incubation and ecosystem building for crypto startups through incubation, investment, and technical consultation. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
I think that the turning point of putting the power in the consumers hands w/r/t NFT's in videogames is going to come from NFT projects that are not put out by the game studios, but by projects that are independent, and are able to "force" the game studios to support them, by aggregating enough users and or IP. ​ Right now there are a couple projects, in the gun space for instance there is Digital Arms ([https://www.hunter-token.com/](https://www.hunter-token.com/)) and metaforce (can't find link) which are signing up gun manufacturers to license their IP for NFT projects. If a company like this manages to sign up enough big name manufacturers, it will reach a point where a game studio can't put name brand guns in their game without supporting the Digital Arms NFT customers. So no SIG MCX, just some "piston assault rifle". Or has enough user base that a game studio would want to attract them by supporting the NFT project. ​ I think that when a consumers weapons, and skins, and accessories are all viewed as personal property, and not tied to a particular game, or game studio, we will start seeing the gaming community understand the benefit and power of NFTs, and stop viewing them as just another profit seeking move from game companies.
Pretty sure there are others. I know there was a Chinese company by the ticker ZKIN that had its own crypto division with ex-Ripple and 1inch ppl that release SIG token. Also I think Voyager is a public company and they have VGX.
If that’s the case how did you get your seeds from your wallet without a computer. Anyone that has crypto has used a computer. wirelessly downloading onto a flash drive, with a raspberry pi, via {SIG}
I sold some to buy a 350$ SIG Sauer 22 cal pcp rifle.
With $4 you win need a micro-micro to grow that bag. SIG, it’s up 50% but put a buy order for when it dips. Anything Eth is stupid because of fees and your $4 investment. Small bags need higher risk to catch up. Good luck!
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) has employed the blockchain analytics firm AnChain.AI to help it to regulate and monitor the DeFi (Decentralised Finance) industry. Hot on the heels of Gary Gensler stating that he was keen to bring the cryptocurrency sector into line and to oblige the industry to report on all transactions, the SEC has gone ahead and signed a deal with AnChain.AI to help it to understand and regulate the world of decentralised finance. According to a recent article on Forbes, the contract on the deal is for an initial $125,000, with options on successive years, each worth $125,000, up to a total of five years. AnChain.AI is a San Jose-based company that specialises in artificial intelligence and machine learning. It has a focus on searching for and tracking illegal transactions across the likes of crypto exchanges, DeFi platforms, and even in the traditional finance sector. The company’s CEO and co-founder Victor Fang stated: “The SEC is very keen on understanding what is happening in the world of smart contract-based digital assets...so we are providing them with technology to analyze and trace smart contracts.” The company is having quite some success, as along with the SEC deal, it has also just announced the start of a $10 million Series A funding round led by Susquehanna Group and SIG Asia Investments LLP among others. Gensler, chairman of the SEC had warned earlier this month that the DeFi industry was not immune from regulation just because it was “decentralised”. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, he added: “There’s still a core group of folks that are not only writing the software, like the open-source software, but they often have governance and fees...There’s some incentive structure for those promoters and sponsors in the middle of this.” DeFi platforms and their protocols are becoming hugely complex. According to the Forbes article, Uniswap alone processed upwards of $1.8 billion in transactions over the last 24 hours. Many of the tokens transacted could well be deemed to be securities. Hester Pierce, commissioner for the SEC has encouraged DeFi platforms to be proactive with the SEC. She said in a Forbes interview back in March: “When you start to look at the tokens themselves and try to figure out whether they're securities, it does get kind of confusing. In particular, it's so hard in the DeFi landscape because there’s such variety. This is why I encourage individual projects to come in and talk to the SEC because it really does require a look at the very particular facts and circumstances.”
It's not very complicated, pick a pool, download the mining software, configure a bat file to launch the mining software, and let her rip. I use https://ravencoin.flypool.org/start After you have it up and mining, you can look up specific overclock settings for your GPU to optimize. Before you follow this guide though, you have to download and setup some wallet software. I'm using [this](https://github.com/Electrum-RVN-SIG/electrum-ravencoin/releases/tag/v0.3.0) one, Electrum-Ravencoin. Works with Ledger devices quite nicely.
SIG rebranded to their new logo in 2013. TSM was established in 2009 and has used their logo since inception.
They ripped off the SIG logo? Fuckin lame.
Hmm and Susquehanna (SIG) just so happens to be balls deep in shorting GME. But I’m sure that’s totally unrelated to all this 😉
There is nothing "odd" about this. SIG is a quant trading firm, and calling them a "Bitcoin futures company" would be like calling Goldman Sachs a "healthcare options company". They will, of course, try to make money on everything that is possible to trade - obviously including something as big as Bitcoin. Market manipulation could always be happening, as could literally anything else, but *extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence*, and the above doesn't even constitute grounds for suspicion. Am I correct in guessing that you have no training in finance or trading whatsoever?
Yep SIG is across every sort of trading from equities to sports arbitrage. BTC trading is just a small part of its business. As a sidenote, I actually interviewed with these guys a few years back for a trading role. By far the toughest interview process I've ever been through.
$ZKIN's blockchain technology subsidiary, [xSigma](https://www.xsigma.com) ($SIG) just got featured in FMW Media's ['New To The Street.'](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/05/14/2230161/0/en/New-To-The-Street-TV-Announces-Business-Guest-Interviews-Being-Broadcasted-on-Bloomberg-TV-Saturday-May-15-2021-at-6-00-PM-ET.html) Their mission is to promote blockchain adoption by researching innovative use cases in decentralized finance, logistics, IoT, infrastructure and supply chain management. I'm so stoked that this project is finally getting the recognition it deserves! They are the perfect destination for crypto because it's launched by experts in this space themselves.
tldr; xSigma is a stablecoin exchange backed by a NASDAQ-listed and China-based corporation. In its first month of operation, the DEX reached a total trading volume of $112 million and a daily exchange volume that reached $15 million. The number of SIG token holders climbed over 2,600 in the first month. The team also launched a staking pool, a new roadmap and a platform for L2 implementation. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
As an LP who has been in since launch and not sold any SIG, I agree. Even on the brutal price drops the value of my portfolio is constantly growing thanks to SIG.
What do you guys think of SIG? They sponsored Ivan on tech to cover them on the channel and they are backed by ZKIN company listed on NASDAQ. However, price keeps dropping, so this could be either huge hidden gem or a slow death. It dropped from 80 dollars to 4 dollars in the last 30 days.
tldr; XSigma, a decentralized exchange for stablecoin swaps, has successfully launched on the Ethereum network on February 24, 2021. $20 million worth of SIG tokens were traded on launch day and there is over $100 million of stablecoins pooled, comprising USDC, USDT, and DAI. $150 million of liquidity has been pooled in xSigma DEX. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*