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Kryptos erklärt: Das bedeuten Soft Forks und Hard Forks

<h2>Was ist ein Fork? </h2> Um die Begrifflichkeiten zu klären, muss man zunächst einmal verstehen was ein "Fork" ist. Der Fork einer Kryptowährung beschreibt die Gabelung einer Blockchain, einer Kette oder eines Netzwerkes. Der Begriff kommt ursprünglich aus der Software-Entwicklung und bezieht sich auf das Ergebnis nach der Modifizierung... [embedded content]...

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Trump vs. Harris: So beeinflusst der Präsidentschaftswahlkampf die Kurse von Bitcoin, Ether & Co. – Krypto-Rally voraus?

• Republikaner stellen sich als besonders krypto-freundlich dar <br> • Grosse Unklarheit: Wie steht die Demokratische Partei zu Bitcoin & Co. <br> • Analyst Ng erwartet breite Krypto-Rally nach den US-Wahlen <br> <!-- sh_cad_1 --> Einer der wichtigsten Trends in der derzeitigen US-Politik ist die zunehmende Akzeptanz von Kryptowährungen... [embedded content]...

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The Classical Economists’ Theory of Value Was More Sophisticated than You Think

What is the Mises Institute? The Mises Institute is a non-profit organization that exists to promote teaching and research in the Austrian School of economics, individual freedom, honest history, and international peace, in the tradition of Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard. Non-political, non-partisan, and non-PC, we advocate a radical shift in the intellectual climate, away from statism and toward a private property order....

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Personnel is Policy for Kamala Harris

As the saying goes, “Personnel is Policy.” President Trump learned this the hard way, depending heavily on the very Washington, D.C. swamp creatures whose swamp he sought to drain. George W. Bush, having scant foreign policy experience himself, leaned heavily on a stable of neoconservative advisors, who had long pressed for another war with Iraq. What might a Kamala Harris victory in November portend for US foreign policy? Harris’s statements and advisors tell the...

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Thousands of Years Later, Price Controls Are Still a Bad Idea

In 301 AD, Roman emperor Diocletian implemented price ceilings on over 1,200 goods. The silver coinage had been debased over the past 250 years, and the citizens were understandably unhappy about high prices. In 50 AD, each denarius had about 3.9 grams of silver, but then the empire debased the coins, sometimes in dramatic steps and sometimes more slowly. By 125 AD, the coins had less than 3 grams of silver. By 200 AD, it was less than 2 grams. There was another...

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Democrats to Escalate Their War on the American Economy

Democrats didn’t even bother to wait for their 2024 National Convention in Chicago to appoint their replacement presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, and to tout the new economic planks to be added to the party’s platform. In her August 16th speech on the economy, she pledged her loyalty to the party’s current interventionist agenda, professing that the Biden regime’s policies have supposedly been good for the middle class and that she will continue to support...

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Is There a Praxeological Ethics?

Praxeological Ethics: An Inquiry into the Nature and Foundation of Ethicsby J.W. Rich; (Independently published, 2024, 153)I met J.W. Rich when he was a student last month at Mises University, and he mentioned to me that he was working on a book about praxeological ethics. He has now sent me the book, and it is very impressive indeed. It is remarkable in its scope, and in what follows I’ll indicate some points of the many insightful points in the book as well as a...

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What Can Powell Say that the Markets Do Not Already Know?

Overview: The US is consolidating with a softer profile against most G10 and emerging market currencies today, ahead of Fed Chair Powell's speech at Jackson Hole (10 AM ET). He is unlikely to go much beyond confirming what the market already thinks it knows: namely, that the first rate cut will be delivered next month. By acknowledging that the economy has evolved broadly along the lines the central bank expected, it would be a gently push against speculation of a...

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Navigating Banking Law: Insights from Attorney Johanna Shallenberger

Navigating the intricate landscape of banking law requires a blend of acute legal acumen, steadfast dedication, and the ability to foresee the evolving regulatory environment. Johanna Shallenberger, a distinguished attorney specializing in banking law, exemplifies these qualities with her extensive expertise and unwavering commitment to her clients. In this article, we delve into Shallenberger's illustrious career, exploring her significant contributions to the...

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