#DAOs, las organizaciones del futuro

Por fin tengo el honor de participar como ponente en uno de los prestigiosos Meetups de AvalBit, será para hablar sobre #DAOs

Tendré la oportunidad de presentar la nueva #DAO de AvalBit y habrá sorpresas para los asistentes. Por si acaso preparad vuestros MetaMask Wallet

Os espero a todos

Viernes, 3 de junio de 2022, 18:00 hasta 20:00 CEST
Calle de Colón, 20, piso 6
València

https://www.meetup.com/ValenciaBitcoin/events/286007767?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link
Son los mercados (Market places) los que se mudan hacia una tecnología Blockchain más eficiente, más robusta, más económica y no al revés, porque a pesar de que los market places se le puede hacer más eficientes los procesos, hay un punto tecnologíco en el que no pueden avanzar y en ese momento tienen que trascender a una nueva tecnología: "El invento de la bombilla no se construyó haciendo una vela/candelabro más eficiente"

En otras palabras, aplicando un ejemplo de las telecomunicaciones: El par de hilos de cobre que se utilizó para las comunicaciones telefónicas durante muchísimos años y se sigue utilizando en algunas partes, se le fue dando más utilidades hasta llegar a transmitir datos, no solo voz, pero llegó un punto que ya no se le podía sacar más partido, así fue como lo sustituyó el cable coaxial que era capaz de transmitir mayor volumen de datos, pero éste a su vez se quedó caducó con la irrupción de la FIBRA OPTICA, capaz de alcanzar velocidades de hasta 940 Megabits por segundo (Mbps)*

"Aunque muchas personas piensan que la fibra óptica es una tecnología nueva, en realidad, se remonta a la década de 1970 cuando se usó por primera vez en telecomunicaciones.

En 1988, los cables de fibra óptica se tendían debajo del océano para conectar los EE. UU. con Europa. Con los años, cada vez se tendieron más y más líneas submarinas, de manera que hoy en día, existe una enorme red de cables de fibra óptica que se extienden por todo el mundo.

La diferencia principal es que la fibra óptica no utiliza la corriente eléctrica como otros tipos de conexiones de Internet. Utiliza luz, que se transmite por el núcleo de la fibra óptica.
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* https://espanol.centurylink.com/home/help/internet/fiber/what-is-fiber-internet.html


La problemática está en el final de una tecnología el uso de cable de cobre (con la limitación que impone la corriente eléctrica), para trascender a una nueva tecnología fibra óptica que utiliza la luz.

Y este ejemplo se ve o se verá con las diferentes tecnologías de Blockchains existentes, aún es un momento temprano para poder verlo, pero una cosa tengo clara, la más robusta, eficaz, versátil, estable, con mejores incentivos económicos, escalable y de fees mas económicos, será la vencedora, el resto tenderá a desaparecer:

"One chain rules all"

No pierdas este foco de interés, la historia te da pistas!!!!
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poco a poco veremos a los youtubers interesandose por el mundo inmobiliario (Y vice versa)

Ibai Llanos visita la mejor casa de lujo de Fotocasa, ¡vota tu preferida!
https://www.fotocasa.es/fotocasa-life/hogar/house-tour-ibai
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La venta de viviendas registra en marzo su mejor dato en 15 años, según el INE

"En el tercer mes del año se inscribieron 59.272 compraventas de viviendas, máximos desde enero de 2008. Las operaciones crecen casi un 27% hasta marzo"
20 mayo 2022,
https://www.idealista.com/news/inmobiliario/vivienda/2022/05/20/796734-ine-la-venta-de-viviendas-registra-en-marzo-su-mejor-dato-desde-principios-de-2008
Alomejor tú conoces a alguien que le puede ganar este reto a Craig.

Cómo ves el asunto?

"...If you can demonstrate that there are 1,000 nodes on the network at any time, I will pay 100 million British pounds however you want within three months.

If you can prove my claim wrong that there are only 15 to 20 nodes on the BTC network and that a small number of nodes does not control it and that the consensus methodology somehow uses hundreds or thousands of nodes, I will also pay."

The challenge
2022 05 20
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/challenge-craig-s-wright
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"To help this process along, he has instigated many a lawsuit. He wants the courts to recognise that he owns the intellectual property and architecture of bitcoin, and that versions of bitcoin other than his are fraudulent. His aim is to return the system to what he sees as its original purpose: as a form of scalable digital cash.

From his position as chief scientist at the blockchain company he founded, NChain, he has taken on Cobra, which plays a key role in maintaining BTC through its bitcoin.org website. And he’s now also suing crypto exchanges Coinbase and Kraken"

Bitcoin’s Aussie ‘founder’ on why the crypto pretenders will go bust.
Hans van Leeuwen
2022 05 20
https://archive.ph/H5cCr

https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/bitcoin-s-aussie-founder-on-why-the-crypto-pretenders-will-go-bust-20220517-p5alvs?s=09
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"...He says bitcoin should have only the one immutable protocol, and he, as Nakamoto, is contractually bound to offer that.

This is why he can argue that his effort to stop other people infringing his claimed patent and database rights is not a bid for control. He is obliged to keep things as they are.


“It’s literally law of contract. The whole thing is, if I make a promise that it’s set in stone then I’m bound by that. And anyone using the system, if I change anything, can sue me.

“I mean, ironically, everyone talks about giving away power. But I am completely bound by my promise.”"

Bitcoin’s Aussie ‘founder’ on why the crypto pretenders will go bust.
Hans van Leeuwen
2022 05 20
https://archive.ph/H5cCr
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"In the Tokugawa period, Japan entered a period of internal peace and political stability. It allowed the development of economic growth, while simultaneously limiting the freedom of individuals in their lives. Friday (2012) notes how Tokugawa Iemitsu implemented a system of control over the Daimyo that required them to reside in Edo every year yet equally created semiautonomous domains that remained tightly under the control of the shogunate for over 250 years."

https://craigwright.net/blog/law-regulation/state-power-and-ordinary-people-from-the-tokugawa-period-through-the-20th-century/?s=09
Jon Matonis and Craig Wright - Shinseiki Evangerion - Arnhem 2017 -June 30th

The Future of Bitcoin

30/06/2017 BitCoin SUPERVIDEO

1h23

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgqtcu0zo-k&t=12s



30/06/2017 BitCoin SUPERVIDEO

1h21

Craig Wright - Future of Bitcoin talk, Arnhem Netherlands 2017 Bitcoin.TV

Conference 2017- Arnhem

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdJexAYjrDw&t=1007s




https://gist.githubusercontent.com/harding/b7067d2943706e2e3d3f7aab539a67c5/raw/6de6a0a6f5a840ffe69fdeeb71b243f5fa166ad5/craig-wright-2017-06-30.md


[This is a transcript of Craig Wright's presentation at the Future of

Bitcoin conference on 30 June 2017. This transcription should not be seen as an endorsement of Mr. Wright, a person who previously

fraudulently claimed to be the creator of Bitcoin, among many other fraudulent claims. Note that ellipses in the text ("...") represent the speaker trailing off or switching topics mid-sentence, rather than the omission of any text by the transcriber. All comments and additions from the transcriber appear between square brackets. Q&A not currently included, but may be added later.] Alright. So, first of all, what's this about. Anyone know their manga? We have the genesis of a new century. So, that's what that's about. This is genesis of a new century. Now current problem: we have seven (which is really four) sort of issues: 1. We have this little tiny scaling issue. Which is nothing. See that whole screen? That whole screen is payments. See that little pixel there? That's Bitcoin. That's what we are right now. We are right down there---that little tiny pixel is Bitcoin. We are nothing. We like to think we're something right at the moment. We are not. If we want to be something, we need to scale and radically. Not offchain. Not moving some of the security into sidechains and splitting the model. We need to, right now, today, start scaling. In two thousand and nine, we had more scalability than we do right now. Problem. We have this idea; we have things that are being said; we have people changing the story; we have a lot of 1984 doublespeak. We have people telling us what we should believe. People lying to us about what shou... what everyone wants to think [sic]. And we're going to change that narrative. Not because we want, well, an idea that someone has of an idea. But because we want scientific truth; we want evidence; we want facts; we want more. What we need: we need the unseen. Everyone know, our famous little economist/journalist from France: "the seen and the unseen". Bastiat, who.... People considered him not an economist. In France, the Philisophs [?] said he was not an economist because he says things that are so obvious. The seen and the unseen. We are seeing Bitcoin; we are not seeing the entire system. The entire system is everything we are competing with---which will crush us. We have other things that we're trying to build into the system that will crush us. When we split Bitcoin into millions and millions of pegged systems. When we add inflation. When we create these sidechains that, by the way, are patented and are controlled and happened to be owned and happened to be managed and monitored. Then we give away the security model. If 100% of everything mines Bitcoin and controls Bitcoin, that's a security model that is hard; that no government can take over; that no company can take over; no one takes over. Bitcoin can scale. Right now. [Slide showing tweet allegedly from Peter Todd: "How could a capacity upgrade do that? There's no upper limit to demand, and the Bitcoin protocol doesn't scale.] What is it. Well we can't do that. There's no limit on demand. Good! I don't a limit on demand. I want every person on this globe using not altcoins not whatever else; I want them using Bitcoin. I don't some bullshit argument about "oh, people will use it and it will be bad". Very simple; very easy: good! When every single person on this globe pays for their cup of coffee---pays for their whatever they want---every day using one single central currency (and I'll say central; one distrib