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22 Aug 2019 4 minute read 0 comments Daniel Goldman
Bullet Points Reminder: there was no episode last week because there wasn't enough content to cover in a podcast. Cuthos info should drop soon. 100,000th cutie on Ethereum was recently born. More quality of life changes, including bug fixes. The goal...
9 Aug 2019 4 minute read 0 comments Daniel Goldman
Bullet Points NEO blockchain should be live soon. Improvement to quality of life (UI and UX) as well as game play, such as changes to how raids work and making it harder for whales to dominate. Lots of feedback from the community about desired featur...
8 Aug 2019 2 minute read 5 comments Daniel Goldman
If you're new to publishx, tipping is a core idea behind the platform. Instead of traditional ads, publish0x is, or at least will be, funded through sponsors that provide tokens in exchange for having their project described when a tip in their token...
6 Aug 2019 3 minute read 1 comment Daniel Goldman
Typically ICOs are just sales. A certain amount of funds are taken in, and a certain number of coins are given out. The typical ICO is, after all, modeled on IPOs: initial public offerings of stocks. The tokens are used to fund a project, and general...
1 Aug 2019 6 minute read 0 comments Daniel Goldman
This is the second half of my article on developing my faucet "game" and the third article on my WorldCoin project. It's been an interesting experience, and I admit that I'm kind of rushing things, but I think it's turning out pretty well. Here are m...
1 Aug 2019 4 minute read 2 comments Daniel Goldman
Since I created WorldCoin, I wanted a way to get it distributed to the general population. Tipping is going to be used to an extent, but I want people to start interacting with the token as much as possible from the very beginning. I thought a faucet...
31 Jul 2019 4 minute read 9 comments Daniel Goldman
Introduction I've been working on a project for a little while now. It's called World Builder. It started as a reaction to the horrible, and yet somehow successful gambling games that seem to pervade Tron. In fact, the specific game that spurre...
30 Jul 2019 3 minute read 4 comments Daniel Goldman
KYC or “know your customer” is a process of verifying the identity of a user before they are able to fully use a platform. Exchanges are generally required to obtain proof of identity in order to allow a user to access the exchange, especially when f...
29 Jul 2019 4 minute read 11 comments Daniel Goldman
Collectible card games have been around for many years. There's Magic The Gathering, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Force of Will, and many others. There are millions of players world-wide, and people spend a lot of money on these pieces of cardboard. I've pers...
29 Jul 2019 2 minute read 0 comments Daniel Goldman
I don't do all that much technical analysis. I'm mostly a fan of fundamental analysis, though there is an association between the two and technical analysis can be useful when trading, or even determining whether it's time to buy or sell a specific t...
