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Fri Nov 01 23:42:59 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> we're really very well designed, which means economically designed.
Thu Oct 31 04:07:42 UTC 2013 <BingoBoingo> Doing things the official way would be expensive, but guerilla lead mining might be economical.
Wed Oct 30 00:44:28 UTC 2013 <dub> well there is a secondary economic'ish incentive, if netop at europa net signs a message to me asking me to null korea due to an outbreak of k-pop I might like some surety its him and not the NSA
Wed Oct 30 00:41:26 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> things with no economic incentives included suck by that very fact.
Wed Oct 30 00:40:33 UTC 2013 <dub> other than economic incentive to game it
Tue Oct 29 23:09:57 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> "Asher has a background in economics, formerly providing analysis to leading business magazines"
Fri Oct 25 11:44:51 UTC 2013 <kleeck> "Peercover is the first distributed peer coverage service by the people for the people. The team at Peercover believes in economic self sustainability, pragmatism, simplicity, and above all security. Globally positioned, Peercover works to protect people of all creeds and credos. Get covered with people you trust, get covered with Peercover."
Wed Oct 23 20:49:18 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> on top of everything else however, like tech obsolesncence etc, the independent miners now also have the problem of dealing with people who mine for political rather than economic reasons
Wed Oct 16 13:27:54 UTC 2013 <deadweasel> because there is not enough economy to support that price.
Fri Oct 11 23:25:18 UTC 2013 <turbo_ac100> "Our team consists of major players in the bitcoin economy, some of the biggest localbitcoins.com traders, investors, gambling site operators and more.
Fri Oct 11 18:14:59 UTC 2013 <mjr_> credit serves to expand an economy
Fri Oct 11 14:58:03 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> the way the economy is going, you may have to.
Wed Oct 09 10:31:08 UTC 2013 <ThickAsThieves> "He is one of the most eloquent speakers in the Bitcoin economy."
Mon Oct 07 21:50:31 UTC 2013 <ThickAsThieves> the panel is Wieske Ebbe (Dutch Central Bank), Michael Maier (Fidor Bank), Niels Ploeger (Amsterdam Police), Joerg Platzer (Crypto Economics Consulting Group) & Casper Riekerk (Finnius Lawyers)
Mon Oct 07 20:09:39 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> if the yen is 11.6675% of a sdr and 11.6672% of the world economy people will short one and long the other somehow. this slowly whittles your holdings towards them.
Mon Oct 07 16:08:02 UTC 2013 <ozbot> BBC News - China tells US to avoid debt crisis for sake of global economy
Fri Oct 04 21:38:17 UTC 2013 <asciilifeform> http://blog.jim.com/economics/technological-failure-of-the-silk-road-system.html (or: a few words from Cpt. Obvious)
Fri Oct 04 20:23:36 UTC 2013 <ThickAsThieves> "This is good for the Bitcoin economy in general and the reputation in specific because it proves that Bitcoins are in and of themselves a neutral store of value or medium of exchange and that privacy does not necessarily have to be compromised for law enforcement purposes."
Thu Oct 03 12:19:58 UTC 2013 <josh16> cause SR was <5% of the Bitcoin economy?
Fri Sep 27 06:41:56 UTC 2013 <b0n1> hey guys! Yesterday I had an interesting debate with an economist doing research about financial markets regulations who is pretty famous in the academic landscape. When I asked him what he thinks about bitcoin as an alternative currency of an economy he replied pretty fast that due to his limited character it would have the same deflation problem as gold had in the earlier days causing several financial crisis in earlier days! What do you think