Chicken well raised and fed, is usually good starting at around 30-40 EUR / kg. I supermarkets selling 1kg of chicken for 4-5 EUR / kg - I would not touch this.
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Chicken well raised and fed, is usually good starting at around 30-40 EUR / kg. I supermarkets selling 1kg of chicken for 4-5 EUR / kg - I would not touch this.
But, I havent tested it so far since I do not believe it either :D
do you want to have a chat by Whatsapp then I can show you quite the opposite! :-) And in my case: Nobody knows, only one friend who is also deep in the stuff; people doing this are usually more quiet, since nobody is interested at all. I have some contacts in academia and shared my ideas with them - none of them said: "this wont work"
(Disclaimer: 25+y IT experience, 15 of them in finance)
haha, if it would be that easy, most of them would do this? :-D
The thing is - its fucking complicated and most people will give up far before they enter any level of operational capability.
I've developed such a system for myself and Im running it in production (though, not with crypto): And whilte most people will see the complexity in "whatever trading magic you apply", its QUITE the opposite:
- the trading logic itself is simple, its ~ 300 lines
- whats not simple is the part of everything else in the context of "asset management", you need position tracking, state management (orders and positions and account etc.), you need to be able to pour in whatever new quotedata for whatever new assete you identify, the system needs to be stable to work in "mass mode" and be super robust as data provider quality is volatile; you need some type of accounting logic on your side; you need a very capable reporting engine (imagine managing 200 positions simultaneously), I could enlength this list more or less unlimited.
There is MUCH MORE in such an application than the question of "when and how do I trade" - my systems raw source is around 2 MB by today, 3rd party libs and OSS libs not included.
:-D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_zgURwr6nA
Its an industrial flight video through a ASML TWIN Exe HighNAV.
Here is also a presentation of ~45min at CCC / Germany (in English language) which I highly recommend to watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdppYYfQJgg
Especially the explanation how they use two milisecond laser shots to first molt the tin and then distribute it symetrically(!!!) with a second shot across the surface.
There IS NO chance that this startup will be able to somehow compete, if even Chinese state actors cant do it (yet).
++1
Once here on HN someone wrote like: "democratic systems seems to be too slow to adapt in world changing at our current speed".
China did some vey wise decisions from their perspective; think about this joint-venture thingy that foreign companies need to have a JV partner which always holds at least 50.1% - very clever! Why did no western state do this? Its one of the by far smartest decision that you could do.
Unfortunately. With around 500m customers, we could be powerful. But we arent: Stumbling upon our own feeds.
This brings to my mind: Chainalysis or the exchanges Co should offer such service like "bitcoin cleanyness lookup" or similar :-) (maybe some do already and Im not aware of...)
But the thing is: These service work wallet-based.
Some exchanges and banks to trace lets say the last 20 hops, and if these are OK, then they accept the coin. I know also about institutions which trace ALL hops, meaning: At their desk you cant ever sell a coin that has been in the dark only one day since its existance.
Most have a relaxed approach, like "if the coin wasnt in dirty hands for the last 5 or 6, its OK for us"
And no, English is not my native language, as a lot of people in here. Sorry if you dont like that.
Nontheless, impressive how you could assume my professional experience does not exist. Great.
No - this time it is really different :-)
(apart from things like climate change etc.)