Introducing Erisson Marques da Silva [P] [G]

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

Erisson, what do you think of the viability of a Talossan crypto coin?

[Erisson Silva]

Welcome Erisson!

Is there any project for Talossa to have its currency in digital format?

Could you elaborate on this? Sounds like an interesting idea but I want to hear what you have in mind.

Same. I've dreamed of TAS, Talossan Crypto but those words don't mean anything really haha.

Having the bent as a cryptocurrency. Y'know, I can actually get up for that. Wonder how one could make it work...I only have a vague understanding of crypto and how it's usually organized/produced, it seems like having some sort of central structure (for lack of a better option, we'll say the Royal Bank and Post) runs counter to the usual decentralized, amorphous chaos that "governs" most cryptocurrencies.

Yes, it could start with some stablecoin, they have less oscillation, as they are paired in Dollar, Gold, or any other. *https://academy.binance.com/en/glossary/stablecoin

It would not be centralized in the Bank of Talossa, but it is much simpler to manage.

[Erisson Silva]

Erisson, what do you think of the viability of a Talossan crypto coin?

I think it is a great idea. More to start would be better for some stablecoin.

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

Erisson, what do you think of the viability of a Talossan crypto coin?

I think it is a great idea. More to start would be better for some stablecoin.

Excellent, thanks.

[Erisson Silva]

I don't know what the structure of the bank in Talossa is like, but an institutional account could be opened in a trusted brokerage worldwide, and stablecoin managed there, donations for example. That's easier.

Talossa's own coin, on the other hand, would be a more laborious step, which could be left later.

[Ián Tamorán S.H.]

I personally am very, very suspicious about crypto-currency. "There is no such thing as an unbreakable code". The studiously cynical side of me suggests that crypto may well turn out to be a "scam" - the tip of a "pyramid scheme" iceberg. In cryptography, I worked for some years (on the technical side) with a group of more than a hundred world-class cryptographers - and I am very, very suspicious.

[Sir Ian Plätschisch]

I personally am very, very suspicious about crypto-currency. "There is no such thing as an unbreakable code". The studiously cynical side of me suggests that crypto may well turn out to be a "scam" - the tip of a "pyramid scheme" iceberg. In cryptography, I worked for some years (on the technical side) with a group of more than a hundred world-class cryptographers - and I am very, very suspicious.

How could bitcoin be a pyramid scheme? Everyone participating in the market knows what it is and why it is valuable. It is not like other cryptos (colloquially called "s*$tcoins") which are created and sold by a single entity hoping to convince enough other dupes of their worth.

With regard to the code aspect, in order for Bitcoin to be hacked, someone would have to change the ledger on the majority of the millions of disconnected bitcoin nodes throughout the world. That appears nigh on impossible.