Before Bitcoin, and after.
H/T @CElston https://t.co/hGoia4h8MT
@adam3us @50cent I’d like to see a collaboration between @50cent, @realytcracker, and @the88n8!
@devilscompiler You might be interested in this article I wrote that calculated some extremes: https://t.co/wLnyfI5JOq
@Danrocky Except it’s immensely difficult to spool up a new ISP. It’s relatively trivial to spool up additional LN nodes.
@Danrocky Nope. https://t.co/EriosVdmW5
@Ethan_Heilman I’m assuming that the 10K nodes make 116 incoming sockets available = 1,160,000 sockets
And each of… https://t.co/bxPmWvQrfj
@Danrocky Indeed I am. And hopefully it will incentivize more folks to run their own nodes.
@amredman The default config in node software is to enable listening. However, the problem tends to be that most fo… https://t.co/Ho9XBJUfwS
If there are 10K listening Bitcoin nodes & 100K non-listening nodes online then there are ~280K sockets available.… https://t.co/2FaYwYmhql
HODLing is a game of attrition. Those whose hands weaken leave the game with a slight profit or loss. Those who don… https://t.co/74GHJfmdut
@EmmanuelTodorov IOTA is amazingly bad. I find it hard to believe it’s valued at billions of dollars. I guess they… https://t.co/LseBxr5wgu
Great explanation of how Bitcoin works in simple terms. Send this to your non-technical crypto-curious friends and… https://t.co/xDleuxDbGU
@cryptochist I have a computer science degree. My C++ skills aren’t that great; I’m best at Java, NodeJS, and PHP.
@cryptochist I forked Bitcoin Core, started poking around, created Statoshi, and wrote about everything I learned t… https://t.co/tVgdhSwdNm