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REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
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0.000USD
HIVE
0.000HIVE
HBD
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Own HP
0.000HP
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| reward_hive_balance | 0.000HIVE | HIVE |
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| id | 130536 |
| rank | 0 |
| reputation | 0 |
| created | 2017-02-02T05:41:24 |
| recovery_account | steem |
| proxy | None |
| invited_by | null |
| post_count | 31 |
| comment_count | 0 |
| lifetime_vote_count | 0 |
| witnesses_voted_for | 0 |
| last_post | 2018-12-06T05:55:18 |
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| last_vote_time | 2018-02-20T23:45:06 |
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| next_vesting_withdrawal | 1969-12-31T23:59:59 |
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| to_withdraw | 0 |
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| savings_withdraw_requests | 0 |
| last_account_recovery | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| reset_account | null |
| last_owner_update | 2023-01-10T08:35:45 |
| last_account_update | 2023-01-10T08:35:45 |
| mined | No |
| hbd_seconds | 0 |
| hbd_last_interest_payment | 2017-02-03T22:49:12 |
| savings_hbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
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}Withdraw Routes
| Incoming | Outgoing | |
|---|---|---|
Empty |
|
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To Date
mecs13sent 3.733 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/04/11 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.733 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/04/11 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.733 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000603 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #73907664/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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mecs13sent 3.731 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/04/04 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.731 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #73706231/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.729 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/03/28 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.729 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/03/28 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.729 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #73504863/Virtual Operation 4294967295:32 |
View Raw JSON Data
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mecs13sent 3.727 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/03/21 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.727 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #73303608/Virtual Operation 4294967295:4 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.725 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/03/14 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.725 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/03/14 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.725 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #73102196/Virtual Operation 4294967295:8 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.723 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/03/07 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.723 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/03/07 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.723 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #72900822/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.720 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/02/28 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.720 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/02/28 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.720 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #72699451/Virtual Operation 4294967295:4 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.718 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/02/21 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.718 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/02/21 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.718 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #72498068/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.716 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/02/14 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.716 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/02/14 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.716 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #72296687/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.714 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/02/07 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.714 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/02/07 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.714 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #72095420/Virtual Operation 4294967295:5 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.712 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/01/31 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.712 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/01/31 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.712 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #71894060/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.710 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/01/24 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.710 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/01/24 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.710 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #71692642/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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}mecs13sent 3.708 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)2023/01/17 08:35:18
mecs13sent 3.708 HIVE to @one-manul from power down installment (4.099 HP)
2023/01/17 08:35:18
| deposited | 3.708 HIVE |
| withdrawn | 6655.000611 VESTS |
| to account | one-manul |
| from account | mecs13 |
| Transaction Info | Block #71491257/Virtual Operation 4294967295:2 |
View Raw JSON Data
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mecs13updated their account properties
2023/01/10 08:35:48
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| Transaction Info | Block #71289846/Trx 8a0625fe8676ca65188e2ad518b664cc7ac7dcf0 |
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mecs13set power down withdrawal route to @one-manul (100.00%)
2023/01/10 08:35:36
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mecs13started power down of 53.292 HP
2023/01/10 08:35:21
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mecs13sent 1.163 HIVE to @one-manul
2023/01/10 08:35:15
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mecs13sent 0.885 HBD to @one-manul
2023/01/10 08:34:57
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mecs13claimed reward balance: 1.109 HIVE, 0.867 HBD, 8.122 HP
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mecs13updated payout for xr-virtual-reality-mass-adoption-brain-effects
2018/12/13 05:55:18
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mecs13published a new post: xr-virtual-reality-mass-adoption-brain-effects
2018/12/06 05:55:21
| body | What will it take for mass adoption? Businesses will use it to reduce internal cost, expenses, labor hours. Once used commonly in businesses people will realize how much awe-evoking shit you can do in XR that it will spread into their personal lives. The amount of convenience it affords will be mind boggling - but it will be expensive. XR access will become status symbol - having the headset. It will trickle into the hands of early adopters then the early majority and soon be commonplace. But a few folks are stoked about mobile AR because its making the most money. But it lacks magic. Then i receive some static about headset’s commercial-ability. Kids walked around beach boardwalks with shit-face-emojis hats all summer. There is little humility humanity doesn’t bear. In exchange for brain-reading media content, no brainer - time to log in to the noggin. Joe Mecca Nova XR Brooklyn, New York! [brain.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmNq91DM4yV2wmC4pbKYVH33EQSNSfxNDpisuSD5v8iTPB/brain.png) |
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mecs13updated payout for vr-embodied-beings
2018/10/06 01:12:24
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2018/09/29 20:01:30
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2018/09/29 20:01:30
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mecs13updated their account properties
2018/09/29 02:02:03
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2018/09/29 01:12:27
| body | I was walking around as a giant panda. Not your typical kung-fu type, but a translucent holographic one with a fat grin and awkward arms. This is the first time I've ever been a panda before. My whole life I was a human. The other avatars in VR Chat were friendly and found me amusing. Embodying another creature was transformational. First, I chose to be a black woman with limp shoulders and thick glasses. I was not confident, even though in the real world I was still my dashing-self. I had a sense of inadequacy. This had me reflecting on my own conscious. "Have I been programmed to believe black nerdy-looking women are inadequate?", I pondered. Most of society (or at least the loudest of the people) today would say "yes, you've been taught to be /racist and sexiest/. Maybe. Another possibility is that I was outside my comfort zone. Had I spent years learning how to use my features and qualities to my advantage, my demeanor might be more confident. In the physical world I find many nerdy black women very attractive, and I get clunky trying to be cool. Maybe that's why I opted to avatar as one when the opportunity arrived? I looked for a new avatar, questing deeper into the game-play. After stumbling through an unmarked portal and into an obscure world, I morphed into a panda. This was as awesome as I'd ever felt. An elation that could rival all the other mind-blowing moments in my life (not that I'm a rock-star or much too special, but I've had a few moments of triumph). Why did I enjoy being a panda so much? Maybe my whole life I was a fat-kid at heart, and finally my physique resemble an appealing heaviness - as panda's are damn good looking creatures. Or maybe the majesty of being a rare and admired beast allured my ego. Maybe the simple fact I was taller, rounder and more huggable than every other avatar around bolstered my confidence. I'm no researcher or psychologist, but I can tell you with absolute certainty that VR, and embodying other life-forms, is going to have a wildly powerful impact our minds. Generations are affected by the technologies and tools available to them in their formative years. Think about the Greatest Generation's war-time lifestyle, Baby-boomers and cars, 80s babies and the internet. Today, I assign interns 10 years my junior, whom have about 20,000 hours less experience in the business world than I, to take on business related computer tasks. They accomplish these tasks twice as fast as I would. This is not because they are smarter- even though they might be - but because they are quick to make sense of the tools (computers) and apply them appropriately, whereas I'd fumble more. So what will this next generation, who grows up with VR in the home, and embody other life-forms think and do? They will know what it is like to embody the lives of people from around the world - learn about themselves and humanity in a personal, first-person way that we never could. They will test life as someone rich and famous, as a stray cat, as a poisoned tree, as a lonely asteroid, as a pepperoni on my pizza, as a black woman, as a giant panda, as a plankton, as a historic hero, as a forgotten philosopher, as a toaster, as who-knows-what. Morphing into other beings, and living as a different creature than the meat suit you're currently in, is going to bend the psyche like never before. |
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| body | But, at least Jay Clayton swears his darnedest to protect investors from the bad actors, pirates and hackers that lurk the inter-webs. Essentially, the SEC has showed up to a knife fight, three hours late, weilding a fork. ** Here is what you need to know about the SEC's Testimony on “Virtual Currencies: The Oversight Role of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission” by Jay Clayton, Chairman, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This was before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs United States Senate - February 6, 2018 The testimony opened with a reminder that the SEC's missions is to "protect investors, maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets and facilitate capital formation." They watch over the approximate $75 trillion in securities traded annually, $31 trillion in market capitalization and 26,000 registered players. Clayton declares (again, he reminded us) that crypto-currency in retail is to be treated like cash. "...these market participants should treat payments and other transactions made in cryptocurrency as if cash were being handed from one party to the other." Which means you are to declare exceeds of $10,000 on the portions you are declaring. Read more about reporting cash transactions and foreign financial accounts from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) here: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/reporting_cash_transactions_and_foreign_financial_accounts.pdf Read more about the definition of a security: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/328/293/case.html Chairman is "optimistic" about developments in financial technology to "help facilitate capital formation" and provide opportunities for investment to institutions and Main-Street, alike. He continues that "utility" is an inadequate claim in attempting to absolve crypto-coins from being classified as securities. All promotions of investment for profit, blockchain/distributed-ledger technologies, or not, are a security, as defined by the Securities Act of 1933. It is curious the market would treat crypto-coins like securities, rather than services, but this is what happened in 2017. Maybe the change in behavior is because of the scalability issues. Block-chain tokens were first branded as quick transactions, anonymous, secure and off the record. Now they are being branded as secure investment. Or maybe it was distraction. There are plenty enough conspiring in the field, and I'm not yet convinced that this wasn't an elitist invention to protect from the wiping the world's current financial records. Too much is yet to unfold, and the future cannot be predicted. Does it matter what cryptos are branded as? Suppose I make a coin and promote its function, but not its' future value. However, the demand increases, and the value increases. Am I honorably thwarting the SEC? More interesting is a good function of crypto - comment below if you've thoughts worth sharing. Beyond those basics, it should be noted that Clayton gives a shout to Zuckerberg's gang "I do want to recognize that recently social media platforms have restricted the ability of users to promote ICOs and cryptocurrencies on their platforms. I appreciate the responsible step." At the end of the day, SEC is taking a no-tolerance stand on ICOs that don't file properly and subject themselves to regulation. "I have asked the SEC’s Division of Enforcement to continue to police these markets vigorously and recommend enforcement actions against those who conduct ICOs or engage in other actions relating to cryptocurrencies in violation of the federal securities laws." How well one can defend and attack with a fork must depend on the wielder. I'd take Bruce Lee with a cotton ball over myself with a machete 6 days of the week. All we can do is figure out the rules of this game, written and hidden, and play or sit the sidelines. No guts - no glory, no risk - no gain, better safe than sorry - go big or go home - what more cliches can I say? READ SOURCE CONTENT FOR YOURSELF: https://www.banking.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/a5e72ac6-4f8a-473f-9c9c-e2894573d57d/BF62433A09A9B95A269A29E1FF13D2BA.clayton-testimony-2-6-18.pdf |
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mecs13upvoted (100.00%) @tobeingawhale / verge-price-prediction
2017/12/26 01:03:09
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2017/07/20 10:48:48
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2017/05/06 10:58:27
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2017/04/29 11:00:57
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2017/04/29 11:00:57
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2017/04/29 11:00:39
| body | Ha ha, thanks. You passed the test 😉 |
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2017/04/29 10:59:06
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