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Expatriotic 10 months ago
_Good Morning_\ ☕ 📖 🌞 **Cryptoeconomics**\ **by [Erik Voskuil](https://github.com/evoskuil).**\ **The book can be found on [GitHub]( **Cockroach Fallacy** - **Cockroach Fallacy**: Suggests aggregation doesn't reduce security via risk sharing because miners and the economy will disperse if needed, like cockroaches. - **Implication**: This implies security exists because it potentially could, ignoring the Threat Level Paradox where security evolves under threat. - **Grinders and Allegiance**: Relies on miners switching allegiance, based on the Balance of Power Fallacy, which incorrectly sees miners as the threat. Shifting hash power doesn't reduce pooling risk. - **State Control**: States can co-opt large hash power, reducing attack costs. Assuming large mines can exist outside state control is flawed. - **Increasing Miners**: Reducing pooling requires more covert miners, increasing costs for grinders (_grind is a tool that performs hashing_). - **Economic Irrationality**: People won't act against financial interest; reversing financial pressures is needed for increased risk sharing. - **Ignoring Centralization**: Ignores economic centralization and delegation. Rapid decentralization or de-delegation is unlikely, especially under state attacks with currency controls. The rest of the summarized chapters are at
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Expatriotic 10 months ago
_Good Morning_\ ☕ 📖 🌞 # Cryptoeconomics **by [Erik Voskuil](https://github.com/evoskuil).**\ **The book can be found on [GitHub]( ### Censorship Resistance Property - **Censorship Resistance Property**: Driven by transaction fees in Bitcoin. - **Enforcement**: Similar to soft fork enforcement, majority hash power rejects non-censoring blocks. - **Profitability**: Majority miners are profitable, making censorship cost-effective. Mining's anonymity allows control acquisition. - **Fee Dynamics**: Censorship increases fees for unconfirmed transactions, incentivizing miners to confirm them. - **Censorship Failure**: Non-censoring hash power can exceed censor's, unless subsidized by state via taxes. - **State Role**: Must spend equivalent to fee premium to maintain censorship. - **Fee Integration**: Essential for anonymity and resistance; block reward subsidies don't help. - **Economic Impact**: Censorship might cause price collapse or increase. Survival depends on fee premiums. - **Proof**: Impossible to prove sufficient fees or lack of censor subsidies, making resistance axiomatic. The rest of the summarized chapters are at
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Expatriotic 10 months ago
_Good Morning_\ ☕ 📖 🌞 # Cryptoeconomics **by [Erik Voskuil](https://github.com/evoskuil).**\ **The book can be found on [GitHub]( ### Causation Fallacy - **Theory of Mining Following Price**: Suggests mining activity is dictated by historical price or reward value, implying miners lack influence over coin utility. - **Initial Miner's Dilemma**: The first miner cannot rely on historical data; they must anticipate future returns, embodying entrepreneurial risk. - **Predicting Future Value**: Miners can't accurately predict future reward values using historical data, as this would imply either static or unpredictable prices. - **Market Dynamics**: Overestimation or underestimation of reward value leads to losses. Market competition pressures these errors towards elimination, but unpredictability prevents perfect alignment. - **Production and Consumption**: Mining anticipates future demand, not reacting to historical data, creating the opportunity for consumption. - **Miner's Role in Price**: Miners contribute to demand but don't set prices independently; their impact is similar to any other market participant with equivalent demand. - **Asymmetry in Market**: Miners must anticipate demand and risk before transactions occur, highlighting that production must precede consumption, not the other way around. The rest of the summarized chapters are at
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Expatriotic 10 months ago
`My brother-in-law asked me to bring him some kicks from china.` He offered to pay in #bitcoin. **I'm so proud**
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Expatriotic 10 months ago
Hard to believe that one day I'll sleep through the night without my two or four year old waking me up... Crazy