alexanat

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by alexanat 9y ago
How do you figure that? Elon invested in BTC and ETH? :)
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by alexanat 9y ago
This is a wonderful idea. You mention Facebook - I think FB could be leveraged here as well.. perhaps a neighborhood group.
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by alexanat 9y ago
I can't think of a national currency that is useful beyond faith.
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by alexanat 9y ago
A better analogy in my mind is that Bitcoin can be gold coin, and a fork is someone making cardboard coin, coloring them gold, and then calling it a type of bitcoin. Forks are completely separate from bitcoin and are worth nowhere near as m
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by alexanat 9y ago
As a crypto trader Binance is where I do business. Their PC app is phenomenal for the most part, doesn't lag out like a lot of other exchange I've used.
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by alexanat 9y ago
CME Bitcoin futures
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by alexanat 9y ago
CME is offering bitcoin futures starting next week. Interestingly enough, S. Korea has declared bitcoin futures illegal today and S. Korea is the leading buyer of BTC. Should be a good time.
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by alexanat 9y ago
No, we don't know where the wallets are located physically. I'm not sure it is possible to brute force a wallet even if we did know where it was. A lot of people track and watch these wallets to see if anything moves, it would cau
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by alexanat 9y ago
Well - you do have to use an intermediary to exchange bitcoin for fiat, that is correct. I think the vision is that one day fiat will go away and be replaced by bitcoin and other cryptos though. Everything is quite clunky right now, and not
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by alexanat 9y ago
This is one of the growing pains of bitcoin that will have to be worked out. You can send bitcoin to addresses that nobody holds the private keys to and those coins will be gone forever. There are likely already several hundred thousand or
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by alexanat 9y ago
Near instant worldwide transfer of funds with low fees is a big one that comes to mind. I'm invested in bitcoin and it takes, on average, an hour to move around with around $10 in fees. Of course the fees are still high but I imagine t
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by alexanat 9y ago
Why not counter with ~100K USD or so? Squeeze more out of it, might settle negotations around 75K. Then you can make another similar site, maybe for books or video games. :)
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by alexanat 9y ago
I think that is the way it is framed, but as the OKCupid user base bleeds out those users are most likely turning to Tinder as it has more people. OKCupid has actually lifted some features off of Tinder which makes no sense as they're
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by alexanat 9y ago
I think it has to do with the human desire to be apart of something bigger than ourselves. Major sporting organizations (MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, etc...) are very good at selling stories of players/teams and having people emotionally connec
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by alexanat 9y ago
It is still not appropriate to complain (or rather cry...) about in a professional setting, imo. How can you expect to have confidence in an executive when they put on an act like that? Nothing says "I don't know what to do"
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by alexanat 9y ago
Agreed. To the younger generation I am sure they already are considered equal to or better than HBO, they are less likely to factor in any legacy content.
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by alexanat 9y ago
It's pretty easy to subscribe to the 'once a <blank> always a <blank>' thought process but I don't think that is what is happening here.
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by alexanat 9y ago
Perhaps there is a mentor:mentee matching site based on certain criteria? I think I have an idea. :)
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by alexanat 9y ago
I am one of those 63,000. I preordered out of sheer excitement. After spending the time to sit down and work it all out realistically, I decided that a new car could wait.