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Terevos, terevos@lemm.ee
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AsklemmyIt won't be a better world if there's no private property or freedom of speech or freedom to breed or freedom of thought.
The instant these freedoms are forfeited, the world becomes worse.
memes
ShowerthoughtsBanks are not typically replacing Swift, they are using Swift with a blockchain validator.
There are a number of banks working on this. Not just testing but in production, now.
The news... also... banks that I work with. https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/44961/hsbc-and-ant-international-laud-results-of-blockchain-based-tokenized-deposit-transfers
I'm talking about stuff like this: https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/44961/hsbc-and-ant-international-laud-results-of-blockchain-based-tokenized-deposit-transfers
So Mastercard is not doing blockchain, but plenty others are. https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/44961/hsbc-and-ant-international-laud-results-of-blockchain-based-tokenized-deposit-transfers
Because 1) blockchain is far more secure than the older methods of xfer, 2) blockchain is faster than the current methods, and 3) blockchain is cheaper than the current methods.
I work with a few banks who are actively using this already and others who are developing the technology. Not sure where you get your information, but I can tell you first hand that banks and credit card company absolutely are using crypto right now.
Someone is a luddite. Crypto is now used by banks and credit card companies for xfer.
World NewsThe cars themselves are great. You've bought into conservative propaganda that lingers. The real problem is Musk.
Comic Strips@lemmy.world
Simplistic was basically the original proposal for a planet before it was highjacked on the last day of the convention by a bunch of scientists with an axe to grind.
TechnologyI know. It hasn't changed
It's really too bad that Mapquest still looks like it's from the 90s
Maybe they should join forces
To your second point, I think you're somewhat right about that. However it's a weird mix of traditional Republican values and this new Nationalism. Republicans were traditionally for a small federal government (except military of course)
That Trump is neither conservative (in any way) nor cares at all about any traditional Republican values
Oldies is 1940s and 50s only.
Everything else actually has distinct genres that are well defined.
Yes. !whatcouldgowrong@lemmy.world
It won't be a better world if there's no private property or freedom of speech or freedom to breed or freedom of thought.
The instant these freedoms are forfeited, the world becomes worse.
What's that called?
https://www.swift.com/news-events/press-releases/swift-unlocks-potential-tokenisation-successful-blockchain-experiments
https://www.swift.com/news-events/press-releases/global-banks-use-swift-trialling-live-digital-asset-transactions-2025
https://www.fintechfutures.com/blockchain-crypto-digital-assets/more-banks-nuzzle-up-to-swift-s-nostro-blockchain-project
https://www.jpmorgan.com/kinexys/index
https://www.ulam.io/blog/blockchain-in-banking-use-cases-and-examples
Banks are not typically replacing Swift, they are using Swift with a blockchain validator.
There are a number of banks working on this. Not just testing but in production, now.
The news... also... banks that I work with. https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/44961/hsbc-and-ant-international-laud-results-of-blockchain-based-tokenized-deposit-transfers
I'm talking about stuff like this: https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/44961/hsbc-and-ant-international-laud-results-of-blockchain-based-tokenized-deposit-transfers
So Mastercard is not doing blockchain, but plenty others are. https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/44961/hsbc-and-ant-international-laud-results-of-blockchain-based-tokenized-deposit-transfers
Because 1) blockchain is far more secure than the older methods of xfer, 2) blockchain is faster than the current methods, and 3) blockchain is cheaper than the current methods.
I work with a few banks who are actively using this already and others who are developing the technology. Not sure where you get your information, but I can tell you first hand that banks and credit card company absolutely are using crypto right now.
Someone is a luddite. Crypto is now used by banks and credit card companies for xfer.
The cars themselves are great. You've bought into conservative propaganda that lingers. The real problem is Musk.
Simplistic was basically the original proposal for a planet before it was highjacked on the last day of the convention by a bunch of scientists with an axe to grind.
I know. It hasn't changed
It's really too bad that Mapquest still looks like it's from the 90s
Maybe they should join forces
To your second point, I think you're somewhat right about that. However it's a weird mix of traditional Republican values and this new Nationalism. Republicans were traditionally for a small federal government (except military of course)
That Trump is neither conservative (in any way) nor cares at all about any traditional Republican values
Oldies is 1940s and 50s only.
Everything else actually has distinct genres that are well defined.
Hit and run... wait for it (i.gifer.com)