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RE: HiveSigner, Hive Keychain, HiveAuth or Enter Your Key On A Site??? (later entry: PeakLock - see update inside about that oversight)

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When you say "commissions" do you mean Eth Gas?

yes, the fucking and evil fees.

dunno how someone will connect all the chains money and make it make sense and still be easy enough to use that you don't need a technical engineering degree with a masters in finance to use it.

I think this sums up the whole problem, what if a universal blockchain were invented, where all the coins could survive, something like what they do in publish0x where they give you tips with different tokens? Of course, the technical aspect that you mention is a difficulty, but I think we are not far from reaching a metaverse where you can access and easily pay with any crypto you have. It would be something like having a bridge that would be in charge of creating anonymous, single-use wallets that were intended only to carry out that operation. Of course this would require a lot of code, but a proposal for a universal blockchain that would cover all the others (hive, btc, eth, solana, bch, matic, etc.) would be interesting.

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Wait, keep betting on me, I just had an idea.

Let me say it outloud and copyright the ffuckk out of it right now.

A human team would have a hard time doing this. But you know what could manage this bridge, code itself as the mother of all giant smart contracts to solve this, even creating its own crypto to be the bridge token liquidity pool that runs itself in a market it literally also generates all by itself, mines by itself, whatever, and would be feeless in the middle between everything, so that the only fees would be the ones the branched out various blockchains already had, so like using hive to BTC, you pay only whatever BTC needs to deliver it, but Hive adds nothing, ETH to BTC, it can do it directly but you're gonna have gas and lightening fees or whatever. It can do that math, middle man the liquidity and no human can "break it"

An AI could do that. That's what could do that.

Hey CoinGPT: I need to send 5 Hive from my wallet "SirCork" to my Eth using friend Ethel.

Ok SirCork,let me help you with that. I can do that for 5.3 hive, and bundle Ethel's Eth delivery with my next scheduled Bulk Eth exchange for lower gas fees in 20 minutes. Your share of that gas is the .3 on that bundle drop of people's transactions. Would you like me to send your phone a notification when the Ethel's wallet shows the receipt of your payment?

Yes please, thanks CoinGPT

So, um, let me just say right now, that was MY idea!

I wonder if I am really first to see something so obvious.

It is a good proposal, and additional, to ask the AI ​​to make the transaction within the next 24 hours, at the time it finds the lowest % fee before the end of the requested period. Example: transfer me 5 hive when the fee is less than .3 before 24 hours. If 23 hours have passed, then increase the waiting period until the fee is less than .3 and send me a notification when that happens.

Calm down, no one is going to steal your idea, the proof that it originated is already here in this conversation =)

THE PROOF IS IN THE CHAIN BABEE!

After we tell the AI the intention is always to make and or save the most money for our transferer and receivers, but with a time constraint of less than 24 hours, it will make that happen. It would be part of its training as well, when users tell it their level of satisfaction with the transfer during their chat with it to do the things.

This all sounds very sci-fi, but if I showed you my logs just of talking to ChatGPT while building the code for HiveStreams, well, its insane how sane it is. And how it learns and remembers the rules you teach it, and the data you give it. We all knew this, but I am starting to see the ways it could be used to make things way outside its normal box. Like the mother of all blockchains.

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