Has pos, and not just theoretical, been figured out ?
https://www.coindesk.com/the-creator-of-proof-of-stake-thinks-he-finally-figured-it-out/
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Has pos, and not just theoretical, been figured out ?
https://www.coindesk.com/the-creator-of-proof-of-stake-thinks-he-finally-figured-it-out/
One of those days where not a lot of real news , but a lot of losses. Maybe tomorrow will be a better day. But I'm not sure most altcoins or even Ethereum will last.
Most won't go to zero, but as everybody loves to Proclaim "remember the early internet in 1995" memes almost all of those internet companies didn't last. Microsoft and Apple were not internet. Apple was practically bankrupt back then too and irrelevant. And kind of missed out early on and Microsoft was soon broken up.
Google came later and stole the thunder from the Yahoo's and altavista's and so on. Netscape and Prodigy and CompuServe disappeared. AOL and their free 3.5 inch disks became irrelevant. Even Amazon wasn't really internet. They were an online book store that sold cheap books.
So taken with a grain of salt things like Ethereum and Litecoin and others are great early adopters to push things forward and the Vitalik's and Lee' and many others may go on to form various startups, but most of the early companies disappear. I think a lot of the hodlrs who dream of 100 bucks becoming a million will be depressed in a few years.
And blockchain and decentralized have many advantages, but most tokens are pointless. And two thousand tokens are definitely a mostly pointless endever. But maybe a cardano will eventually have a "real" platform. Or not. Or a fixed Iota for autonomous cars. Or a Square token payment system. Or QTUM or something we don't even know about yet. Or real quantum computing will change everything.
Time will tell, but an interesting space to be in.
I get the need for startups to hire interns and pay lower wages. I even get the need for them to delay payments. But blockchain has created some serious scams and brought out the con artists galore. Or worse these people are just plain terrible to even think of working for ....
I mean what incentives would someone with real contacts and experience have here ? They basically are doing what the founders should be doing. Evochain scam. Seriously.
Here is the post ....
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Professional Fundraiser
EvoChain
Silicon Valley, CA
$90,000 - $160,000 a year
Commission
We are a private blockchain startup . We are looking to raise seed capital for our startup. We are in need of experienced fundraisers. The position starts out as commissions only, and works it self into a position of salary after you've proven your ability to secure investments. We are a rising company and are looking to hire immediately. Your job will be to fund raise a significant amount for our Company.
**Experience/education and investor contacts are a must.**
Contact us today and please provide your resume with cover letter.
This position REQUIRES a FINRA Series 7 securities license and US citizenship or authorization to work in the United States. This is a remote position that requires you to secure private placement investment into EvoChain Inc., for which you will be compensated a commission.
Job Type: Commission
Salary: $90,000.00 to $160,000.00 /year
Experience:
fundraising: 5 years (Preferred)
License:
FINRA Series 7 (Required)
Work authorization:
United States (Required)
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