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Another question @benleventhal: do you like Dimsum? Also, is this the first contract off the Pizza Pad?
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I'm backing base:0x31a6bb599b71ce9028620d5530a86501604c0ba3 from @firoorg on @novadotmarkets. app.nova.markets/proposals/s…
This Charles fella seems to know his stuff.
JUST IN: Charles Schwab identifies Avalanche as a leader in RWAs and institutional use cases.
New research from @CharlesSchwab points to custom L1s and high-utility financial activity as key differentiators for the network.
For those just getting into @nathanfielder, this piece is a great launching point: youtube.com/watch?v=LkNxvUrW…
glabuz🔺 retweeted
“Quantum elliptic curves might break crypto’s public key cryptography.”
“No they won’t, do you know anything about cryptography?”
“No, do you?”
“No.”
some thoughtful building around a great product. much more to come.
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Blockfather @el33th4xor
Avalanche's co-founder helped build a proof-of-work currency six years before Bitcoin...
Emin Gün Sirer (@el33th4xor) co-designed Karma at Cornell in 2003 with two of his students. His bios call it the first currency to mint coins through proof-of-work, though Wei Dai's 1998 b-money proposal sketched the idea earlier.
Karma aimed to stop freeloading on file-sharing networks by tracking what each user gave and took, long before Bitcoin introduced proof-of-work money.
In 2013, he and Ittay Eyal found a flaw in Bitcoin's mining rules. A group of miners could secretly hold back the blocks they found, then release them at the right moment to wipe out rivals' work. Even a minority of miners could earn more than they should. The attack is now known as "selfish mining".
He later co-founded @AvaLabs, the company behind Avalanche (@avax), and still runs it as CEO.














