espitia
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
Monedas is my first web app. Although still very bare bones, the idea is to use different data points to explore crypto assets. Like I say in the about page: "I think crypto assets are a different animal. Instead of looking at projects solely by traditional standards (like we look at equities), there should be more information on the code itself. Being that the important projects are protocols vs businesses that use blockchain, I believe data points on the code base should be considered.
With that said, I don't think commits, repo age or any one data point is a good determinant for the quality of the project. I do believe that, at the very least, it can signal something interesting. For example, a $X00M project with little to no activity on the repository should raise some flags."
You can find more on how I went from nothing to now here: https://twitter.com/espitia7/status/918260378777407488
Feedback is welcome :) !
Monedas is my first web app. Although still very bare bones, the idea is to use different data points to explore crypto assets.
Like I say in the about page: "I think crypto assets are a different animal. Instead of looking at projects solely by traditional standards (like we look at equities), there should be more information on the code itself. Being that the important projects are protocols vs businesses that use blockchain, I believe data points on the code base should be considered.
With that said, I don't think commits, repo age or any one data point is a good determinant for the quality of the project. I do believe that, at the very least, it can signal something interesting. For example, a $X00M project with little to no activity on the repository should raise some flags."
You can find more on how I went from nothing to now here: https://twitter.com/espitia7/status/918260378777407488
Feedback is welcome :) !
I think we misunderstimate the impact a few fundamental lessons on finance can do to a person’s life. Especially when the person is oblivious to it.
I’ve seen it first hand multiple times now. I give away this book all the time and and have seen nothing but good come from it.
Is my logic wrong in pointing out a 'flaw' in gold when someone else points out a 'flaw' in bitcoin?
I think criminals will use any tool in ways that they were not meant to be used. This does not make the tool/subject at hand the culprit.
I would love to have a rational debate and hear objective arguments agaisnt bitcoin vs gold that can be applied uniquely to bitcoin or rather that dont apply to both.
Scarcity? No intrinsic value? Speculative? Thefts? Used in illicit ways?
All these apply to both gold and bitcoin.
"Gold has been historically valuable to humans". So have many other rocks, flowers, spices, etc.
I am geniuenly interested in seeing why Bitcoin should fail as being a store of value.
I built an app to help people build habits by leveraging the same addictive powers of social media.
Any feedback is appreciated!