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by QML 9y ago
Here's a great video on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX40hbAHx3s
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by QML 9y ago
Is that 186 million in ETH or fiat?
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by QML 9y ago
You don't own Bitcoin if you don't control the keys. If you read the Coinbase ToS, > Coinbase securely stores all Digital Currency private keys in our control in a combination of online and offline storage. And if you read the
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by QML 9y ago
This analogy doesn't work because people could've transferred their Bitcoin to a personal wallet while the same can't be said of stocks.
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by QML 9y ago
The same can be said for other cryptocurrencies besides BTC, ETH, and LTC...
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by QML 9y ago
Doesn't Coinbase reduce the amount of customer confusion by offering fewer cryptocurrencies to purchase? It perhaps makes sense from a business standpoint: why support a new coin from day 1 instead of waiting for the ecosystem to matur
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by QML 9y ago
6) says that coins with smaller mining pools are more susceptible to double spending attacks correct?
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by QML 9y ago
The majority of capital investment is held by active investors though. So how does passive funds have all the power?
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by QML 9y ago
I don't think the majority of people who own Bitcoin use Coinbase, maybe those who have identification but there's other exchanges like Gemini and Kraken. And this isn't included outside the U.S. or unregulated exchanges eith
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by QML 9y ago
You're going to sue because you forgot your password and as a result can't withdraw in time?
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by QML 9y ago
Nope, nobody's forcing people to use Coinbase. If they want their BCC, they should just withdraw into their own wallets. And why should Coinbase dedicate effort to support a new untested altcoin?
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by QML 9y ago
Seems like they're doing a separate press release. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/6o2o3d/comment/dk...
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by QML 9y ago
I never said line of credit. I was making the point that cryptocurrencies offer another means of payment and medium of exchange that is not as restrictive as a credit card. Here’s two articles that show they actually help the underbanked: [
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by QML 9y ago
Harder to get access to a centralized payment network though, right?
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How long did the transfer take? I have Bank of America, and a transfer to another. And would take 3 business days.
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by QML 9y ago
Well how did you get a credit card? Wasn't it by going to a financial institution and submitting some type of identification? You understand not everyone has that privilege right? Not everybody has access, the capital, or the identific
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by QML 9y ago
Snapchat is like Instagram in the sense that it helps keep you updated on what's going on in your social circle, except it's on a daily basis with an extra dose of "comical" photo filters. It's more of a photo shari
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by QML 9y ago
Pretty sure the majority of people don't know about cryptocurrency yet. On the other hand, less than 1% of Americans were invested in the stock market preceding the Great Depression..
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by QML 9y ago
Though it seems counterintuitive, I think it's the lack of a patent system in China that prevents its people from being innovative. Without a guaranteed monopoly, people are less likely to take risks and just turn to methods that are k
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by QML 9y ago
Superior hardware is not why people buy Apple products. The reason why it's hard to copy the iPod and iPhone is because it's hard to replicate the Apple brand. That's why there exists a lot of products that have the same func
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by QML 9y ago
How does the pidgeonhole principle apply to rankings?
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by QML 9y ago
That gives me a question: why is the desktop market so different from the laptop market? Maybe because manufacturers are incentivized not to make modular parts because that would compete with their business models. But that doesn't exp
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by QML 9y ago
I think the bigger issue here is with battery capacity. You probably can't use AR for more than an hour before draining half your battery—this was the case when Pokémon Go came out (although that may or may not be an optimization issue
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What.
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Blockchain @ Berkeley is a student-led group, so maybe that's why.
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When I read that the data was collected from 1500 CS finals, my immediate guess was that the class was CS61A. --- I suspect that the distribution of the curve has to depend on: subjectiviness of the test and on the grading. Tests with quest
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by QML 9y ago
The crash happened off-chain—most exchanges do not process transactions on chain as it would take several minutes for confirmations to go through—and thus is probably not connected to the Status ICO and network clogging. What happened was a
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by QML 9y ago
I wouldn't follow an answer from 4 years ago; the space moves incredibly fast (well with the exception of the scaling debate).
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by QML 9y ago
Two reasons I don't use LinkedIn: they ask for me to signup when viewing profiles, and it seems over complicated to do anything on that site.
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by QML 9y ago
I would love to see one day iPad Pros with the capability of being plugged into an external GPU and running desktop-grade applications instead of the meek productivity tools that the Apple App Store is constrained to. As a college student,

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