cryptocurrencies

4 statements across 2 episodes · 3 bullish · 1 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Sep 28, 2017 by Andreas Antonopoulos · across every show →

Everything said about cryptocurrencies, oldest first

Sep 28, 2017 positive
Disclosure
Antonopoulos earns most of his income in crypto and avoids buying it
“I earn the majority of my income directly in cryptocurrencies and have done so for three years. So I don't buy them. I don't invest in them.”
Andreas Antonopoulos Sep 28, 2017 ▶ 21:21 796: Crypto: Kim Jong-un Crypto Funded Nukes vs. Billions Out of Poverty
Sep 28, 2017 positive
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Antonopoulos: Cryptocurrencies protected his mother's retirement during the Greek banking crisis
“Due to the crisis in Greece when my mother's retirement was at risk in the Greek banks you know, cryptos, actually cryptocurrencies saved the day for her because they allowed her to protect her retirement, which was cash-based, from failing Greek banks and cur…”
Andreas Antonopoulos Sep 28, 2017 ▶ 10:24 796: Crypto: Kim Jong-un Crypto Funded Nukes vs. Billions Out of Poverty
Oct 18, 2017 positive
Assertion Supported
Dash uses explicit network voting instead of Reddit debates
“We have an explicit governance system that allows the network to actually vote on changes as opposed to kind of having Reddit debates about what should happen next that can rage on for quite some time with other cryptocurrencies.”
Ryan Taylor Oct 18, 2017 ▶ 2:32 816: Crypto: With $1b+ Cap, DASH Wants to be a Better Venmo
Oct 18, 2017 negative
Assertion Supported
First-generation cryptocurrencies rely on donated developer labor
“The second major area is we're self-funded. Most other cryptocurrencies, and certainly all the first generation ones all rely on donations of developers' time donations of server infrastructure in order to run the network, and so on, and the only thing that's …”
Ryan Taylor Oct 18, 2017 ▶ 2:48 816: Crypto: With $1b+ Cap, DASH Wants to be a Better Venmo
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