> Lately I’ve been drilling down on the difference between Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake. Why does it matter?
> I used to think it didn’t matter too much.
oh what changed?
> At the risk of expending too much airtime on it here in the portfolio update, I will direct you to two episodes of The Investors’ Podcast network with Preston Pysh: [...] It’s over two hours long and it takes Lowery a long time to lay the foundation for his case. Hang in there. Once he squares the circle you’ll get it. When I finished this episode it gave me absolute clarity on why this is such a fundamental issue and why Proof-of-Work is an unassailable and superior innovation vs. Proof-of-Stake in every way. At least it is when you want to create a base layer for sound money.
oh nice the proof is too long to fit in the margin. ok ill go watch hours of podcasts until "i get it"
argument free exposition by a dilettante
> Lately I’ve been drilling down on the difference between Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake. Why does it matter?
> I used to think it didn’t matter too much.
oh what changed?
> At the risk of expending too much airtime on it here in the portfolio update, I will direct you to two episodes of The Investors’ Podcast network with Preston Pysh: [...] It’s over two hours long and it takes Lowery a long time to lay the foundation for his case. Hang in there. Once he squares the circle you’ll get it. When I finished this episode it gave me absolute clarity on why this is such a fundamental issue and why Proof-of-Work is an unassailable and superior innovation vs. Proof-of-Stake in every way. At least it is when you want to create a base layer for sound money.
oh nice the proof is too long to fit in the margin. ok ill go watch hours of podcasts until "i get it"