There is a relatively new concept doing the rounds around the blockchain community, that of Token Bonding Curves. Although it has been around since 2017, for example in posts about Curated Markets written by Simon de la Rouviere, it seems to have picked up steam in 2018 as an alternative to ICOs. In this post, …
In my previous post about Token-Bonding Curves, I showed that Bancor only allows 4 different types of curves. But that does not have to be the whole story, if we allow the reserve ratio to fluctuate. Today, I examine some variants that don’t fit in that scheme. Positive Initial price I start with simple variants …
Truth in a blockchain is just one of many histories. Time-related bugs can be as non-intuitive as quantum parallel universes.
It’s been a bit over two years since I started Coder’s Errand. All this time, I’ve wondered how this name resonates in my reader’s minds. This is a good time to reveal something about the name of this blog, why I chose it and how it represents my vision and ethos for it. This project …
It is one year today since I started The Coder’s Errand and wrote my first post. Time, then, for an evaluation of this blog, where I am now and what I envision for the future.
