In this video, we explain 'What is the LBRY YouTube program?'

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The March 12 Bitcoin price crash has put its safe-haven narrative under stress, but the true stores of value are extremely static assets. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) suffered a tremendous crash on March 12, falling from almost $8,000 to stabilize at around $5,000, a loss of about 40% in the span of less than two days. This happened in the context of a global sell-off in all equity markets, where United States stock market indices such as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 lost around 10% in a single day — a substantial loss for traditional markets. Some were quick to decree the end of the narrative that Bitcoin is a safe haven asset, sometimes called a store of value, while others pointed to the fact that even gold fell during the bloodbath. According to TradingView data, the gold price began a fairly steep descent on March 12 from $1,660 per ounce to lows of $1,450 on March 16, a loss of 13% in value. The fact that the precious metal didn’t behave as a hedge during the collapse may have come as a surprise to some. In light of this inconsistency, it is important to understand exactly what a safe haven asset is and how it should behave.

Commenting Q2 2020 LBRY added commenting support in 2019, but it is minimal and not part of the core protocol. In 2020, we make commenting awesome and decentralized. Success Expected traditional commenting features exist, including but not limited to, editing, replying, and notifications. Resolve tensions between where ultimate control of comment display resides via discussion with community. How do we allow the community to police bad actors, without these tools also being usable by bad actors to prevent helpful comments? Move commenting API into the core LBRY protocol, with all of the properties of LBRY (decentralized, robust, etc. LBC Exchanging Q2 2020 Regardless of whether someone is looking to buy or sell LBC, they face a user experience that only the most dedicated and/or masochistic of users make it through. The ability to acquire LBC for users as well as for creators to convert LBC when desired is absolutely vital to creating an ecosystem that reaches the mainstream. Success A user can acquire varying amounts of LBC via flows that begin in LBRY apps via a process that is broadly accessible, minimally invasive, and secure. A creator can initiate a flow to convert LBC to their desired currency via a LBRY app. Just like with purchasing, it must be accessible, intrusive, and secure. https://lbry.com/roadmap