The NFT game is not a game you want to play. It is easy to mint MILLIONS of these apes with cigars, money etc… If I minted 1,000,000 of them then sold them all for a dollar… I win. If you bought it for a dollar, and no one else Read more…
India is known to be the world’s largest democracy. But the government there has always been very backward. That’s why in spite of all the man power and brain power, it’s still a third world country. CEO of Google, Microsoft, IBM, Adobe, Twitter etc. are all Indians. Think about where Read more…
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Adjusting capital losses from one crypto asset against gains from another asset is pretty common.. except according to the Indian government, this is not allowed either. Answer provided by government Moreover, if you are mining, you cannot treat the mining infrastructure investment as costs. This nonsense is on top of Read more…
Title says it all. Smart phones and social media have without a doubt changed the world rapidly and has forever changed our lives. However there have been growing pains and some unintended consequences of this technology adoption. Do you foresee any unintended consequences as a result of mass adoption of Read more…
So for a little inductive context: My salary (way high on the spectrum) is not even 20k. 52% annual inflation. I’m not even in one of the worst ones. People can barely manage to survive in most cases. And people here talk about percentages of adoption? My god they need Read more…
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