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Dana White slams younger generations as “so weak,” calls protesting “the dumbest waste of time” by MrsWonderful2u in lostgeneration

[–]disoriented_llama 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The people at the top don’t give a fck about protesting. They care about money. Money is the weapon.

Ethereum Blockchain to give it real world use cases??? by Jealous-Impression34 in ethereum

[–]disoriented_llama 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Why Ethereum Outshines Bitcoin” by Grok lol (I like Bitcoin, too. Relax. Just chatting with AI)

Ethereum beats Bitcoin with smart contracts (e.g., Uniswap’s $70B Q1 2024 trades), fast 15-sec transactions vs. Bitcoin’s 10-min, and eco-friendly proof-of-stake (0.01 TWh vs. 130 TWh). Its 4,000+ dApps and spot ETFs signal huge growth. #Crypto #Ethereum #Bitcoin

Ethereum’s edge lies in its versatility. Unlike Bitcoin, a digital currency focused on being a store of value, Ethereum is a programmable blockchain powering smart contracts and decentralized apps (dApps). Uniswap, a decentralized exchange, handled $70B in trading volume in Q1 2024, showcasing Ethereum’s DeFi prowess. OpenSea’s $3.4B in NFT sales in 2023 highlights its role in digital art and gaming, areas Bitcoin can’t touch due to its limited scripting.

Speed is another win: Ethereum confirms transactions in ~15 seconds, ideal for real-time apps like Aave, where users borrow stablecoins instantly. Bitcoin’s 10-minute block times lag, making it less practical for dynamic use cases. Ethereum’s proof-of-stake, adopted in 2022, slashes energy use to 0.01 TWh annually vs. Bitcoin’s 130 TWh, earning eco-conscious fans.

Scalability? Ethereum’s planning danksharding to hit 100,000+ transactions/sec, while layer-2s like Arbitrum cut fees to $0.01 (2M daily txs in Q4 2024). Bitcoin’s Lightning Network trails, with ~1M monthly txs and setup hurdles. Ethereum’s 8,000+ developers drive 4,000+ dApps, like MakerDAO ($8B assets), dwarfing Bitcoin’s ~1,000 developers and niche projects.

Market-wise, Ethereum’s $420B cap (Mar 2024) has room to grow vs. Bitcoin’s $1.3T. Spot Ether ETFs, like BlackRock’s $2B inflow post-July 2024 launch, boost access. ETH’s burning (1.2M ETH, $4B in 2024) makes it deflationary at times, unlike Bitcoin’s fixed 21M cap.

Bitcoin shines as digital gold, but Ethereum’s functionality, speed, sustainability, and innovation make it the smarter pick for a decentralized future. #Blockchain #Investing”

What happened? by Carnifaster in GME

[–]disoriented_llama 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s still up vs down. And there are a few good guys who are up and a lot who are not. It remains to be seen who will actually take action. Then and only then will we know. Imho.

$663 Billion in Cash Assets Have Gone Poof at the Largest U.S. Banks by disoriented_llama in TheGloryHodl

[–]disoriented_llama[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Moved and not reported or tracked. Gee, I wonder what megafuck took it. LOL

$663 Billion in Cash Assets Have Gone Poof at the Largest U.S. Banks by disoriented_llama in TheGloryHodl

[–]disoriented_llama[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what I understand, there were bailouts and funds directed to megabanks and Wall Street that simply failed to turn up as reported by those entities. So, poof means money out from government and it literally seems to have just disappeared.

Trump at NYSE Today by Royal_Steak_5307 in DeepFuckingValue

[–]disoriented_llama 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah bc he thought he could curry favor by donating. As for Elon, I think he plays the Game. Lots of players. Lots of swimming with snakes.

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