Friday, 9 December 2022

Polus Game. Win 2 earn. Explore space, farm resources and get NFTs

Polus Game. Win 2 earn. Explore space, farm resources and get NFTs.

A closed beta test of the game is planned for December. You can register for it for free at the link below. On IOS and Android platforms

Telegram: polusfi_bot

The game has ships of different classes, different planets, all of them are NFT. More information can be found on our website - https://polus.fi/game.

In the game there is resource farming. Resources can be obtained by capturing other people's ships or activating mines on their planets. Later you can buy NFTs for the resources or exchange them by speculating on the in-game market.

The game already has Alliances, each with more than 100 people. Alliances unite players and you can have fun capturing space together.

What does the beta test activation key give me?

Early access to the Polus Game.

The game will have the possibility of battles, farming resources, exchanging resources for real NFT and other various mechanics.

When you activate your key, you are guaranteed to receive 1 ship

- If you activate one referral, you will have 2 ships of different classes in your hangar

- You will have 3 ships of different classes in your logar by activating two referrals.

Access to the private chat for early players (those who have already received a key, the link to the chat is in the Telegram bot after registration (Telegram: polusfi_bot). Section "get key")

Register for the closed beta test and get your NFT launch spaceship! More than 3000 space players have registered and are waiting for the beta test

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Wednesday, 7 December 2022

Let's talk about STAKEHOLDERS in the Bitcoin Cash community

So today I spent yet another hour reading the usual illogical, toxic, and dishonest spew from BTC Maxies, and noted the big stories that are being censored in rBitcoin and rCryptocurrency. It occurred to me that the people who own a cryptocurrency are stakeholders, who have Skin in the Game. I recently read Nassim Taleb's book of the same name (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_in_the_Game_(book))) and I feel it's relevant to this situation. Taleb's thesis is very simple: to incentivize equitable growth, strive for symmetry and risk sharing. Those with skin in the game will behave rationally to avoid losses which will improve the greater good, without the need for laws and regulations. Coincidentally, this is precisely what we've all been part of creating in the BCH community, because

The Majority of BCH Stakeholders are MERCHANTS, NOT Crypto Redditors, MoonLambo Maxies, or Wall Street Hedge Fund Schnooks

All of the businesses all over the world that accept BCH, especially in Townsville Australia and St. Kitts, are all invested in the BCH project. These are mostly people who have been convinced to try a new fast and effective payment method. They don't care about blocksize limits, blockchains, KYC law, price fluctuations, Tether, proof of work algorithms, hashrates, difficulty adjustments, emission schedules, central banks, or Forex markets. But they all have skin in the game: they want BCH to succeed, they risk losses if it doesn't, and they share in gains if it does succeed. BCH merchants want BCH to succeed as a payment network, and an argument can be made that it is already succeeding!

So here's a "champaign" toast to all of the world's BCH merchants 🍾🥂. Thanks for believing in the best new payment system the world has seen!

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Jack Dorsey’s Block invests in renewable bitcoin miner gridless in Africa – The Irish Times

Jack Dorsey’s Block invests in renewable bitcoin miner gridless in Africa – The Irish Times submitted by /u/simplelifestyle
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Not your keys... The fiat monetary system

Not your keys... The fiat monetary system

In Lebanon people cannot withdraw their own savings, so they have to be "creative" to get their money back.

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Ryan X. Charles's Bitcoin Post-Mortem

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Imagine you got first place in that tournament.

Imagine you got first place in that tournament. submitted by /u/Economy-Shoe8822
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Tuesday, 6 December 2022

The FUD is getting intense.

The FUD is getting intense. submitted by /u/Think-Manufacturer-1
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Air Gapping / Dice Entropy | What's the deal?

Air Gapping / Dice Entropy | What's the deal?

I'm over here with my basic seed phrase and passphrase; backed up in 4 places... two for passphrase and two for seeds. Using a Model T Trezor. Below is a representation of my set up:

Found this online... shows what I'm doing pretty good; forgot who posted it so sorry for no credit...

I feel pretty secure with this set up... but after reading articles from high level users it has me questioning some stuff. It seems like I re-evaluate this every 5 months... remember the though process for what I did... then move on; however, I'm still curious to hear some of the communities answers on these questions:

  1. Is the entropy used by my Trezor Model T "good enough" to protect my wealth? (aka is the dice rolling technique really that much more superior?)
  2. How big is the risk of a non-air gapped system? Are there actual examples of wire connected devices being compromised in the real word?
  3. Bonus question: I see a lot of people recommending a 2/3 multi sig... but the requirement to sore the xPubs for all three HWWallets with each backup site seems pretty cumbersome. Other than a reduction of required sites from my current setup (3 places instead of 4)... I'm curious why multi sig is worth it for the individual.
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