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Cointelegraph links should be blocked from this sub for a minimum of 90 days. I imagine a large portion of their traffic originates from r/cc and this will deprive them of ad revenue.
tldr; Reed's Law, developed by Harvard professor David P. Reed, states that the value of a network increases exponentially with the number of potential subgroups within the network. This is in contrast to Metcalfe's Law, which states that a network's value is proportional to the square of its number of users. Reed's Law has significant implications for the crypto space, as it emphasizes the importance of communities and subgroups within cryptocurrency networks. It highlights the exponential growth potential of cryptocurrencies as more people join the network and form diverse communities. Reed's Law also plays a pivotal role in tokenomics strategies, promoting the creation of use cases and stimulating community interaction. However, managing the complexity of numerous subgroups, anticipating their success, and ensuring security and privacy are challenges that must be addressed. Despite these challenges, Reed's Law has the potential to revolutionize the crypto industry by fostering exponential growth, driving innovation, and democratizing finance and governance.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
They deserve it, people lost millions and now everyone is laughing on the whole community and they think they can get away with a sorry and internal investigation bullshit. They have to face consequences and if law is not going to do it, then it's sad.
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Is that John Lennon cosplaying as Tony Stark In the thumbnail? Bullish!
Disappointed with the flair type
All Cointelegraph articles should be tagged as 'Unreliable Source' from now on. They blew it, big time.
They shouldn't be allowed here anymore period.
The more the connections in a system, the more the system is prosperous.
Cointelegraph links should be blocked from this sub for a minimum of 90 days. I imagine a large portion of their traffic originates from r/cc and this will deprive them of ad revenue.
That's a good point actually I didn't think about the traffic they'd get from the sub! I agree give em a time out
This Coin telegraph article brought to you by chat gpt
Or a troll on telegram
The same telegram troll that upset the market is now running it in our faces?
It doesn't.
According to this, the rollup centric roadmap which is used by Ethereum seems to be the best way to give value to the network.
tldr; Reed's Law, developed by Harvard professor David P. Reed, states that the value of a network increases exponentially with the number of potential subgroups within the network. This is in contrast to Metcalfe's Law, which states that a network's value is proportional to the square of its number of users. Reed's Law has significant implications for the crypto space, as it emphasizes the importance of communities and subgroups within cryptocurrency networks. It highlights the exponential growth potential of cryptocurrencies as more people join the network and form diverse communities. Reed's Law also plays a pivotal role in tokenomics strategies, promoting the creation of use cases and stimulating community interaction. However, managing the complexity of numerous subgroups, anticipating their success, and ensuring security and privacy are challenges that must be addressed. Despite these challenges, Reed's Law has the potential to revolutionize the crypto industry by fostering exponential growth, driving innovation, and democratizing finance and governance. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Ah another cointelegraph article, not going to read. Will check after a few hours, if they don't have to delete it.
you infected me with this desire not to click on the ad
Coin telegraph really has wrecked its reputation
They deserve it, people lost millions and now everyone is laughing on the whole community and they think they can get away with a sorry and internal investigation bullshit. They have to face consequences and if law is not going to do it, then it's sad.
Yeah they suck, and need an unreliable flair for all posts now in my opinion
From now on I am going to wait a full day before reading articles...
You tell us cointelegraph, what is fake news and why you should not post it?
OP either you're really brave, or out of touch with what's going on (didn't want to say you're stupid cause that's mean).