Not necessarily. While I agree it is riskier, I think there's an argument to be made that higher returns can also come from an arbitrage on information/regulatory hurdles/slow moving corporations.
Discord lol. If you want quality discussion you're not going to find it on reddit. Mostly the same regurgitated ideas said a thousand times on every post.
Honestly, I don't use it but my gf uses it and it's far and away better than any other social media I've seen. At least half the content I see when we scroll through together is good.
What? USD is already the dominant stablecoin. The US should be jumping for joy that they will remain the universal fiat even through the blockchain age.
When Uniswap removed a bunch of coins from their front end, guess what they removed? sAUD, sEUR... but not sUSD. Very interesting don't you think?
The only person I know that vapes regularly has a persistent cough as long as she is vaping and goes away immediately when she stops. I don't think it is as safe as everyone is claiming.
For the life of me I can't understand how people like it so cold. I have to imagine a lot of it comes down to overweight/obesity but a lot of places I go are colder in the summer than they are in the winter.
I always love the "grinding to a halt" metaphor because it's so terrible. Bitcoin average block times don't change when lots of people are using it, and neither does tx throughput. Nothing grinds to a halt.
It's almost like developers flock to the most interesting, innovative, and lucrative space currently on the market today. The fact so many developers on here dismiss without doing even basic research is kind of sad
What does that even mean? All bitcoin transactions use the blockchain. If by chance you mean "trades on exchanges" then the same could be said about nearly any financial instrument. A majority of movement is done by traders, market makers, etc.