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r/eos•

1 - Own all of Crypto UBI

Make a massive investment in the GoodDollar project (https://www.gooddollar.org).

Have them move it to EOS.

Put a billion dollars in the GoodStaking contract, so that you have a billion dollars generating interest into a permanent, world-wide UBI. On EOS.

Own the definitive cryptocurrency implementation of the Universal Basic Income concept. The Bitcoin of UBI. On EOS.

2 - Own the best scaling solution

They should also buy Cartesi (https://cartesi.io) to scale EOS since they aren't (or even if they are) going to invest in sharding the mainnet. This one is more difficult to explain, but if Block one is interested I can explain both projects to them.

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r/FunfairTech•

Guys!

One of the hardest things to communicate to players is how in FunFair it is impossible for the casino to cheat or to retain the player's money.

There are websites (player communities, really) where people gather to complain about crappy casinos. The main one I think is casinomeister.com.

Who better positioned to understand the benefits of provably fair than a community of people who have been bitten by these problems?

In addition, there's wizardofodds.com, which is a traditional website run by smart people and maybe they can review FunFair and write about it.

TLDR There are big, traditional web communities of gamblers, maybe teach it to the leaders?

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r/eos•

Would you support a group of BPs that actively worked to make EOS the #1 cryptocurrency in the world, above all PoW and PoS currencies?

How?

Given that EOS is as secure as any other PoW or PoS blockchain, and is thousands of times faster and far more material and energy-efficient, all it is missing is the will to scale to an arbitrary number of TPS and an arbitrary amount of contract memory, a.k.a. "horizontal scalability," a.k.a. "sharding."

If EOS replaced BTC right now, which it absolutely can and should, it would be at about $166 instead of $3. At $166 billion market cap and 1% inflation, it funds BPs at $1.6 billion a year, or $16 million for each of 100 BPs.

With that kind of money

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r/FunfairTech•

I was thinking about the jackpot problem (i.e. having to commit a high stake to each channel to cover a jackpot) and came up with a partial solution.

Instead of committing FUN for a jackpot, instead commit a special jackpot token to the channel. If the user hits the jackpot, they get the jackpot token as the payment (together with their final FUN balance) and the channel closes immediately.

There's another contract that holds enough FUN to cover for at least 1 full game jackpot payout, and it tracks the number of jackpot tokens currently committed to open channels.

When a user's client presents the jackpot token to the contract, the casino is notified and the contract will wait for all in

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r/FunfairTech•

(The weekly chat thread is gone so I'm going to have to do a full post.)

I see a few trends emerging ( considering e.g. what is being discussed here: https://nakamoto.com/ ).

One thing that's happening, and we can see it in the token market cap rankings, is that there may be few spots in the "Intrinsically (whatever that means) Valuable Digital Asset" category.

What that means is, the tokens that have the highest market caps will be the ones that are read as tokens that are "money." (Some of those will be tokens that also have high utility, such as ETH).

"Money" tokens are the tokens that are accepted as compensation for various things that are completely disconnected from their intended

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r/FunfairTech•

You could create a game that is simply this: players put FUN in, and the amount of FUN determines their odds of successfully crafting an NFT (Non-Fungible Token).

Immediately after the win, the NFT can be sold back for FUN -- FunFair always buys crafted NFTs for the same price -- OR the player may choose to keep the NFT.

You can think of NFTs as in-game items in MMORPG games, or like cats in the Cryptokitties game. That is, it is a collectible item that can have properties that can then be used in some other game.

You can take this idea further and design the NFTs so they are playable in some other game. In fact, the game where the NFTs are playable in can be inside of the casino, or insi

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r/TelosNetwork•

The Yang Gang Coin (YANG) is a fork of the Acorn cryptocurrency ( https://www.acorns.fun ) that pays users 1,000 coins per month.

If you already have a Telos account, you can claim it right now by calling the "claim()" action on the "yanggangcoin" Telos contract. The sole argument is your own account name.

Help the cause of Basic Income and of the Telos blockchain! Get your YANG token balance and spread the word!

Here's the Twitter thread:

https://twitter.com/fabianacecin/status/1164844181979914246

Here's the contract:

https://telos.eosx.io/account/yanggangcoin

Here's the source code:

https://github.com/fcecin/ygc

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r/TelosNetwork•

Hi people,

The ACORN token -- the token you earn automatically, every day, and don't ever have to buy -- now has a "dice" contract.

The dapp has a 0% house edge, that is, the player has a 50% win and 50% lose chance.

It is also provably fair. It is based on the EOS "Dice" contract and uses an one-sided commit-reveal scheme. The source code is here: https://github.com/fcecin/betacorn

To play, all you have to do is:

  • Send any amount of ACORN to the Telos account: squirreldice

  • Say either "odd" or "even" in the transaction memo (choose one randomly)

That's it. Then you have to wait about 30 seconds to get the result.

Currently the casino can only cover bets up to about 1 ACORN. If you

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