42 sats \ 0 replies \ @zx 24 Jun \ parent \ on: China's Foreign Direct Investment Continues to Fall econ
I'd wager that some have, and some haven't. There's a tonne of companies all competing with each other within China. Those that are competitive (especially those that receive support, like you say) survive, while the others that don't, struggle in leaner times.
I'm not sure how this looks industry-wide, but I know of companies that are not doing great, due to lack of investment in the domestic market, so surely that applies to FDI.
Do you think "$63 Billion In Treasuries & European Bonds" is significant liquidation?
Will that mean $63B US/Euro sloshing around on the sea of FX liquidity, or it just gets amortised as a statistic, like hot potato?
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Can't say why I favor it, it just works well for me, autocomplete, configurability..
Well, thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the article before this one too.
I wish I saw projects like this being funded, perhaps translated,
I'd definitely want to purchase and share that book.
Devastating stories.
I wasn't aware, like I said I don't use the beta.
Not going against your warning there, I don't know the technical status then or now.
I did meet a dev from bitkit this year, TBH, I don't think their intentions would be to scam anyone. Even you are just warning people, not sure if I agree with your tone.
It is similar with all LSP (mutiny, blixt, pheonix) which is why I run my own node. Even if that is technically in beta, I think there's much more control.
edit: I agree that most important feature of LN enabled wallet should be LN.
Agree. The bureaucrats of Brussels could simply do a few things.
- admit the real problem for Europe and its aimed objectives to regain global relevance.
This would increase credibility of the EU and innovation of alternative niche industries and logistical methods that can help prove that the EU is still relevant in some capacity.
- acknowledge that the non-OECD nations (the majority of the world) currently seemingly have little interest or motivation to prioritize the scientific rationale.
Until the promotion of fake alarmist environmentalism is recognized for being a scheme to raise taxes and somehow appear morally superior, the EU is fast-tracked to be the modern laughing stock of cultural marxism. The EU's century of humiliation.
Maybe it is what they want?
If not, but that's too difficult, too embarrassing and inconvenient to backtrack and admit the repeated failures of non-binding protocols of the past, perhaps the EU needs to focus on forging better relationships with other global regions first, before trying to preach from its place of irrelevance.
I'd love to know whether the non-beta release will be available as apk download.
I won't be using either apple store or play store. Appreciate the development either way.
That was very interesting. I didn't read any of the previous things you posted.
Any more scams? I think it's a service to point out to others how these scams go down. So, good on you for sharing with us.
Good question.
While Mozilla might seem virtuous, they clearly have motives.
"The Mozilla Foundation, which in tandem with its for-profit arm Mozilla Corporation releases Firefox, also operates its own VPN service, Mozilla VPN. However, it is only available in 33 countries, a list that doesn’t include Russia."
I'm trying to remember what other news came out recently that seemed to highlight the political stance of Mozilla Corporation, I think it was related to not allowing payments in cryptocurrencies, generally.
Seems that for an open source project, they grew pretty large and like many browsers that come preinstalled with search engines, tailored for different locations, they surely have backers and financial interests these days.
I was going to expand on the discussion but I think it's maybe but just to say that I find there is both truth and value in both understandings, and there probably are many insights that go unrealized in a historical perspective.
I see, maybe I'm mistaken in that retail have ways to get in on the early action, but I feel like the structure of stockmarket listings seem to contravene ideal market dynamics (being a level playing field for capital to invest in at the initial stage.) At least this is my observation of certain IPOs in the past that received institutional backing in tranches, and then finally open up to retail at large, only to tank shortly thereafter.
I feel IPO is somewhat a misnomer as the retail public have nothing offered for the first week while the price pumps, but yeah, would be good to see a sustained growth in Pi.