Friday, July 1, 2022

Bitcoin is the worst investment

I actively read content on r/Bitcoin and r/buttcoin regualrly; as well as other investment content. I like to see what both sides have to say about Bitcoin to balance my perspective. The one fantastic point that Greg Foss has that I have never heard anybody successfully refute is using Bitcoin as an insurance policy. Bitcoin has never been hacked, is not tied to any one government, it’s a bearer asset and incredibly difficult to confiscate since I own the private keys in my mind. In the event my government and currency fails, I will still have some value stored where nobody can take it from me. I currently own 2% of my net worth in Bitcoin and 98% in stocks, bonds, cash, and real estate. If anyone here can give me a good reason to relinquish my modest insurance policy on the us government I am all ears!


SpiderWeb ($ARAC) - Quick Fundamentals - Security Features

Hey Spider-Mites,

Today, we will start off with a Quick Fundamental guide on the Security Features of SpiderWeb ($ARAC)! This will be a quick guide to highlight the key points and features within our security features for you to better understand just "How" we intend to protect the information, and "Why" it will be far more secure than the traditional methods used today!
This project was built with the aim to reduce both cost of traditional web hosting and traffic while maximizing focus on providing security as it has become a rampant issue amongst users, both business and personal alike!

Let's Begin!

Spiderweb ($ARAC), is/will be composed of self-built private nodes and public nodes of P2P resources, in essentially 3 tiers, to form a web of decentralized IDC infrastructure:

Tier Structure

For heightened security, Spiderweb ($ARAC) has a built in proactive/passive AI which monitors all traffic and also uses the same SHA256 encryption method as Bitcoin nodes, SO incase of failure or intrusion/hacking events, it will automatically relay and/or retrieve information between other nodes, so that data security is guaranteed! (see photos below!)

Your personal nodes (SDN - See White Paper for more details) will hold about 49% of you data, while the other 51% is fragmented on all other nodes within the network, and the process to rebuild ANY loss data from any POSSIBLE failure events will be easy as well so that users can operate without worry!

After SHA256 encryption fragments your data into 100 pieces, it will store it across 100 initial nodes across the network so, with these exciting and amazing features, you can be sure that you can go about your business with a peace of mind!

(SpiderWeb ($ARAC) will also incorporate an eco-friendly and energy-efficient consensus mechanism called "Proof of Use" (PoU), which will be used as a means of reward verification as well!)

(**See the NFT Collection Launch post for more details!**)

Thanks everyone for taking the time to understand our Security features! Once again, for a more detailed explanations of this, please visit our #WhitePaper here: https://discord.gg/TmhneY5SEu !
Hope everyone has a great day and let's weave a brighter future together!


For people with their life savings in Bitcoin. What's your plan in the event of a massive crash? (x-post from /r/Bitcoin)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/vpcg2e/for_people_with_their_life_savings_in_bitcoin/

Hiro's Weekly Community Updates: Hiro Makes an Impact on NYC Tech, Future of Money Discussed, Developer's Guide to Web3, NFT Giveaway for Stack Devs and More!

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A record amount of bitcoin was withdrawn from cryptocurrency exchanges, analyst Will Clement noted. In his opinion, recent events with crypto companies are to blame for everything, which have increased users' distrust of centralized structures.

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