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Crypto still gets talked about like it’s all memes, leverage, and people trying to hit a 10x in a weekend. But the part that actually seems to be working is way more boring. Stablecoins! Tokenized Treasuries! Tokenized funds! Maybe tokenized stocks soon! Basically the stuff that sounds the least exciting is the stuff that might actually become financial infrastructure. I think stablecoins are the cleanest example. People can argue about most crypto use cases forever, but moving dollar-like value around the internet is pretty obviously useful. Tokenized Treasuries also make sense. Not because it’s some revolutionary idea, but because it’s a cleaner wrapper around something people already understand. The average person doesn’t really care what chain something is on. They care about whether they’re getting a good rate, how much they’re losing in fees, whether the platform is sketchy, and whether they can get in and out without getting screwed. That’s probably where crypto gets more useful. Less moonboy stuff! More routing, settlement, liquidity, rates, fees, and access. Still plenty of hype and nonsense in tokenization, but the boring side of crypto feels like the part institutions actually care about! submitted by /u/Roaring_lion_ [link] [Kommentare]
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Let's face it, we have our preferred projects, we shout about its technical merits in the dark, without being honest with ourselves that most of the networks out there have nothing unique to offer society and/or computer science. Unique being the key word there. Most projects out there need to go under so that efforts are consolidated. Looking at the top 100, can only pick a few networks that have innovative features that lead to solve real specific problems. Have we lost our way? I think we need to burn the house down and rebuild submitted by /u/ehanoc [link] [Kommentare]
In 1688, England swept away the encrusted vetocracy that had held back economic growth for centuries. Could we do the same today?
I don’t really have much else to say. Just bumming out a bit on having fumbled a significant amount of profit, combined with missing the feeling of hope and excitement. Felt like we were in uncharted territory with new cool stuff just around the corner. I hope we get another chance to experience it. submitted by /u/protoman86 [link] [Kommentare]
I invested in this coin BankSocial when FaZe Banks promoted it 3-4 years ago (yes I know very stupid). Can’t swap it to ETH cause the liquidity is too low and it keeps failing. Their subreddit is restricted and hasn’t been posted to for half a year. Should I just accept money gone? submitted by /u/a1tf4_design [link] [Kommentare]
Hi all, I have trained a convolutional autoencoder on a set of medical images. Further classified latent feature maps using random forest to find the top scoring feature map. Now my goal is to understand which input image is captured in top scoring latent feature map. Any suggestions? I have tried encoding one image at a time while other images were muted. I then checked spearman between top scoring feature map with the original top scoring feature map. While I see some expected results, I still have some false positives. I have also tried decoding only top scoring latent feature map by setting others feature maps to 0. But I believe, the decoder entanglement is giving me many false positive results. submitted by /u/xxpostyyxx [link] [Kommentare]
Everyone talks about tokenizing assets. Should we be talking more about improving financial workflows instead? Putting an asset onchain is interesting. Making financing, approvals, and capital allocation faster might be even more valuable. Some of the recent work coming out of W3 got me thinking about this. If you had to choose, which creates more value: tokenization itself or the workflows built around it? submitted by /u/Ge_Yo [link] [Kommentare]
