Comment by adventured
3 years ago
It's not particularly difficult for a small start-up to come up with $25,000 in the US.
That's modest angel investor money in a small city.
3 years ago
It's not particularly difficult for a small start-up to come up with $25,000 in the US.
That's modest angel investor money in a small city.
Aside from playing devil’s advocate, do you have a sensible reason why it should be this way versus another way?
I would assume such a system is capable of facilitating fraud, so it's probably good to have some kind of financial hurdle you have to jump in order to use it? Not that having $25k or $50k is a guarantee that you aren't a fraudster, but I imagine there are a lot of would-be fraudsters who don't have that kind of cash on hand.
I do think this is a bit of a weak justification, though.
Funny enough this appears at face value to be the same idea behind proof of stake concensus protcals.... lololol
Wouldn't people who steal money have more money then people who dont?
So basically the Twitter Blue argument. If scammers can make more than 50k out of it, they'll pay it gladly.
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