This proposal involves a possible path forward towards a decentralized system offering a degree-of-belief consensus on a non-trivial subset of all natural language statements, including those about reality.

Its possible uses include:

• Decentralized, formally verified scientific research aggregation.
• Automated literature review and meta-analysis.
• Proof- and incentive-assisted debate.
• Trustless fact-checking.
• Decentralized governance in arbitrary contexts.

The system would consist of three layers that would be designed and built sequentially, each extending the system's capabilities upon implementation:

• Layer/phase 1: optimistic decentralized formal proof verification with reverse dependency tracking. Introduces all statements verifiable in the proof system.
• Layer/phase 2: formal definition and implementation of "extractors" and "injectors" mapping in and out of proofs via non-L1 "soft" axioms. Increases the scope to real-world statements not depending on real-worl

85% of my crypto is in litecoin because that was the cheapest way to get it out of CeFi.

I've wanted to buy some ADA but the fees are high on changelly.

Would like to get a chunk of LBC but that's gonna take some work since the feds cracked down on it and it's not listed on mainstream exchanges. (Don't use bittrex)

guy on twitter says he's into these ones: XRP XLM XDC QNT ALGO HBAR DAG WTK VRA XSP CRO AVAX SGB FLR

I might be screwed having $2300 in there. But others got hit way harder.

I filed a complaint with the government.

If you are Californian use this link to file a complaint: https://dfpi.ca.gov/

Better cash out before waiting too long.

I've been moving more and more of my funds on BlockFi to cold wallet but deprioritized the 23 hundred dollars I have in Celsius. People have been telling me this stuff will happen.

https://old.reddit.com/r/terraluna/comments/un3w7t/i_lost_over_450k_usd_i_cannot_pay_the_bank_i_will/

https://old.reddit.com/r/terraluna/comments/un40h4/my_excolleague_attempted_suicide/

Let's take a simple use case: buying mullvad vpn.

You can use your credit card, which does tie your identity to mullvad (which doesn't really matter because if they get subpoenaed by the police, the police will give them your account number once they find it and mullvad will be able to find your logs).

In that case the process is pretty straightforward. I click on "pay with credit card", the website redirects me to the payment platform, I enter my card number, I get redirected back to mullvad and they give me a code I use in the app to add one more month. It cost me 5$ exactly which is a nice integer and I didn't have to enter it anywhere anyway. My card was automatically debited for the amount and I receive text confirmation that I indeed paid the amount.

The price is important though, and we'll come back to that later, because no matter the price of the item -- 1.37$, 0.99$, 1067.98$, I can pay it with my card without hassle.

Or... you can buy mullvad by going to a third party se

Also let's revive this community to laugh at crypto some more!

For those who don't know, NFTs or Non-Fungible Tokens are essentially what they say: a "token" (could be anything) that is not exchangeable. Interesting article here: https://mcn.edu/mcn-insights-nfts-are-a-scam/

Recently they've made the news with art pieces, but they exist in other forms as well. Kings of Leon released an album as NFTs... and then put that album on streaming platforms a few days later. But for this post I'll keep it to artwork.

So what do you get when you purchase an NFT? You don't get intellectual property over the art piece. You don't necessarily get a unique, exclusive version of it either. You are not even buying a Jpeg! You're not buying the artwork or anything related to it, you are actually purchasing a spot on the blockchain that marks you as a verified purchaser of this NFT. That's all. That's why NFTs can take on any form and are not limited to art and media. You could be buying medication (