CONFIRMATION
A confirmation means that the blockchain transaction has been verified by the network. This happens through a process known as mining, in a proof-of-work system (e.g. Bitcoin). Once a transaction is confirmed, it cannot be reversed or double spent. The more confirmations a transaction has, the harder it becomes to perform a double-spend attack.
Bull Market Structure, Sector Rotation Rhythm, and Retail Investor Behavioral Biases: On the Phenomenon of "Gaining on the Index, Losing on the Portfolio"
"Gaining on the index while losing on one's own portfolio" is one of the most characteristic predicaments afflicting retail investors during bull markets. This essay examines the causes and countermeasures through four dimensions: the phased structure of bull markets, sector rotation rhythm, psychological biases in holding behavior, and technical criteria for sell timing. The central argument is that losses during a bull market originate not from directional misjudgment, but from ignorance of the bull market's internal rhythm and indulgence of one's own psychological weaknesses.
Trump Taps Current FDIC Head for Official Chairman Position
Hill's confirmation would cement pro-cryptocurrency policies at the federal banking watchdog amid ongoing regulatory shifts.
Over 1 Million Applicants Join Nigeria's 3MTT AI Program
Nigeria's 3MTT program, led by Bosun Tijani, is attracting over one million applicants, demonstrating the country's commitment to AI education and fostering a technologically skilled workforce.
Vitalik Buterin Analyzes Ethereum's Layer 2 Solutions
On October 31, 2023, Vitalik Buterin discussed Ethereum Layer 2 ecosystem, highlighting trade-offs between Rollups, Validiums, and Disconnected Systems, securing and scalability, pre-confirmations, trustless Ethereum interactions, and potential chain transformation into Validium.