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facepalm Bitcoin fundamentalism doesn't really change what we've shipped, and as you see products coming out based on our technology over the next few weeks, t
by leashless 11y ago
facepalm
Bitcoin fundamentalism doesn't really change what we've shipped, and as you see products coming out based on our technology over the next few weeks, these questions will be settled, cold, hard and clear.
Enough.
- leashless 11y ago(I should note that I'm the release coordinator for Ethereum)
- davidgerard 11y agoI look forward to you explaining this one: http://cointelegraph.com/news/115034/ethereum-launches-but-leaked-chat-says-project-needs-years-more http://cointelegraph.com/news/115034/ethereum-launches-but-l... If you look at how the money actually flowed, it went from the suckers to the premining pumpers who dumped it, and the devs will be paid another seven months before leaving the bagholders high and dry. Note the irrelevance of the promised smart contract/distributed botnet functionality - which, as that post notes, at present rates won't be working properly for years - to the actual, observed flow of cash. This is a repeat of Paycoin and Stellar. Totally standard premined altcoin pump and dump.