You obviously don't know how blockchains work. A true decentralized blockchain cannot be taken down by anyone. They have tried for years and have failed miserably. The only power they have is over the on and off ramps like centralized exchanges, which are all garbage anyway. The best thing is to earn it and use it while you support businesses that believe in the crypto economy. Fuck what the government says.
I understand it now man that means Government can't do nothing 🤔 wow Decentralization will eventually be the future then. But what about all the big companies buying crypto. Can they regulate it enough if they own very huge stakes
Depends on the coin. If you are talking about a proof of work network like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Monero, and even DASH, then no, the amount they have does not have any effect on the blockchain. With a proof of stake network, like Hive, Ethereum, Cosmos, etc, yes, the amount they own can have an effect on blockchain governance. That is where Proof of Work is always going to be king. That's why I use Hive rewards to get more XMR, LTC, and BTC... In that order, lol. Privacy first!
Side note to this... DASH is a hybrid network that has both proof of work through ASIC miners and a masternode setup which is basically proof of stake mining. It's a cool concept for helping with decentralization.
Monero has an algorithm that is ASIC miner resistant meaning that it is still mined on CPUs making it able to be mined by anyone with a computer, hell mobile phones can mine it.
Cord Cutters News: Net Neutrality, Sports, Password Sharing, and More
In a recent episode of Cord Cutters News, the host discussed the potential repeal of net neutrality under the new administration. While net neutrality was reinstated earlier this year, it faces legal challenges and could be overturned. The host explained that while the average user may not notice immediate changes, the repeal could have long-term implications for internet freedom and innovation.
The repeal of net neutrality may reshape internet access, limiting freedom and stifling innovation. Will Blockchain be the solution to this or will it be affected too. Wait a minute is this his plan for people to move to Blockchain 😳
The video also highlighted the growing trend of sports content on traditional television networks. Channels like Ion and The CW are increasingly relying on sports programming to attract viewers and advertising revenue. This shift is driven by the live nature of sports, which allows for more lucrative ad placements. The host speculated that even PBS might start airing sports content in the future.
As streaming services face increasing pressure to generate revenue, they are taking steps to curb password sharing. Max, the latest service to join this trend, will initially implement soft measures to discourage password sharing. However, more aggressive tactics, such as IP tracking and account restrictions, may be implemented in the future.
Pluto TV, a free streaming service, is expanding its offerings in Canada and the UK through a partnership with NBCUniversal. This partnership will bring more free content to viewers in these regions, including popular TV shows and movies.
The video also touched on the ongoing consolidation in the internet provider market. Smaller internet providers are being acquired by larger companies like Spectrum and Rise Broadband. This trend is driven by the increasing demand for high-speed internet and the need for providers to invest in infrastructure. The host warned that this consolidation could lead to higher prices and fewer choices for consumers.
He just started and things are changing heavily 🤔 a lot will change with Networks and social media. Do you think he'll come for Blockchain before 2025
You obviously don't know how blockchains work. A true decentralized blockchain cannot be taken down by anyone. They have tried for years and have failed miserably. The only power they have is over the on and off ramps like centralized exchanges, which are all garbage anyway. The best thing is to earn it and use it while you support businesses that believe in the crypto economy. Fuck what the government says.
I understand it now man that means Government can't do nothing 🤔 wow Decentralization will eventually be the future then. But what about all the big companies buying crypto. Can they regulate it enough if they own very huge stakes
Depends on the coin. If you are talking about a proof of work network like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Monero, and even DASH, then no, the amount they have does not have any effect on the blockchain. With a proof of stake network, like Hive, Ethereum, Cosmos, etc, yes, the amount they own can have an effect on blockchain governance. That is where Proof of Work is always going to be king. That's why I use Hive rewards to get more XMR, LTC, and BTC... In that order, lol. Privacy first!
Side note to this... DASH is a hybrid network that has both proof of work through ASIC miners and a masternode setup which is basically proof of stake mining. It's a cool concept for helping with decentralization.
Monero has an algorithm that is ASIC miner resistant meaning that it is still mined on CPUs making it able to be mined by anyone with a computer, hell mobile phones can mine it.
smart move with your Hive investments man
What do you mean come for blockchain?
well as in what he's going to do about Blockchain soon
Cord Cutters News: Net Neutrality, Sports, Password Sharing, and More
In a recent episode of Cord Cutters News, the host discussed the potential repeal of net neutrality under the new administration. While net neutrality was reinstated earlier this year, it faces legal challenges and could be overturned. The host explained that while the average user may not notice immediate changes, the repeal could have long-term implications for internet freedom and innovation.
The repeal of net neutrality may reshape internet access, limiting freedom and stifling innovation. Will Blockchain be the solution to this or will it be affected too. Wait a minute is this his plan for people to move to Blockchain 😳
The video also highlighted the growing trend of sports content on traditional television networks. Channels like Ion and The CW are increasingly relying on sports programming to attract viewers and advertising revenue. This shift is driven by the live nature of sports, which allows for more lucrative ad placements. The host speculated that even PBS might start airing sports content in the future.
As streaming services face increasing pressure to generate revenue, they are taking steps to curb password sharing. Max, the latest service to join this trend, will initially implement soft measures to discourage password sharing. However, more aggressive tactics, such as IP tracking and account restrictions, may be implemented in the future.
Pluto TV, a free streaming service, is expanding its offerings in Canada and the UK through a partnership with NBCUniversal. This partnership will bring more free content to viewers in these regions, including popular TV shows and movies.
The video also touched on the ongoing consolidation in the internet provider market. Smaller internet providers are being acquired by larger companies like Spectrum and Rise Broadband. This trend is driven by the increasing demand for high-speed internet and the need for providers to invest in infrastructure. The host warned that this consolidation could lead to higher prices and fewer choices for consumers.