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by atomical 9y ago
http://www.businessinsider.com/40-percent-of-bitcoins-are-he... > According to AQR Capital Management, about 1,000 people own 40% of the world's bitcoins. Take back the power? How? Power is still concentrated in the
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by atomical 9y ago
Why shouldn't we follow the example to its logical conclusion? He's clearing trying to demonstrate that it's the wild west. It's really only the wild west until the SEC starts to enforce existing laws.
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by atomical 9y ago
Because they are experts and by being right about predicting events in this market they can garner power and influence.
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by atomical 9y ago
Your cryptocurrency is a security. That means you could go to jail over wash trading.
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by atomical 9y ago
Keep your FUD accusations off Hacker News. This really is a cultish behavior in the cryptocurrency community.
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by atomical 9y ago
http://www.businessinsider.com/40-percent-of-bitcoins-are-he... > According to AQR Capital Management, about 1,000 people own 40% of the world's bitcoins. I'm not sure having bitcoin oligarchs will work out gre
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by atomical 9y ago
Not the 1%. It's the 4%. http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-97-are-held-by-4-of-a...
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by atomical 9y ago
Wealth is always concentrated in the hands of a few. It's the same story with Bitcoin. http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-97-are-held-by-4-of-a...
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by atomical 9y ago
Thinking about it again I agree with you.
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by atomical 9y ago
It's common at some startups because the startup wants to keep the employee at work. Ordering dinner at 6 so it arrives at 7 and employees stay until 8:PM. It happens.
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by atomical 9y ago
FunFair, led by Jez San.
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by atomical 9y ago
What is your definition of a scam?
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by atomical 9y ago
I would suggest you don't.
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by atomical 9y ago
Well thank you for that. Noted. I'm going to give you an upvote just so I can have the satisfaction of seeing other people downvote you for being an asshole.
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by atomical 9y ago
That's only trading on an exchange though. That doesn't use the protocol.
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by atomical 9y ago
It doesn't offer more. It actually offers much less.
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by atomical 9y ago
If you get good hardware it's a perk. If you get a hard disk and 8 gigs of ram you won't be as productive.
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by atomical 9y ago
There are also thousands of other companies in the city as well.
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by atomical 9y ago
There is a formal definition, but not everyone will agree building and location are perks.
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by atomical 9y ago
I have never thought of location and a building as a perk. It is easy for even a moderately funded company to have an office in the downtown of any major city.
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Tether has “dissolved” relationship with auditor Friedman LLP(twitter.com)
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by atomical 9y ago
From reading answers on Quora I came to the conclusion that Amazon employees aren't given expensive perks (i.e. computers and work place furniture). Are things changing at Amazon?
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by atomical 9y ago
The Stripe blog post mentions OmiseGo. OmiseGo hasn't even launched their product and Stripe is considering using them. That's a little worrying, but suggests it's still early.
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by atomical 9y ago
CIA says Kim Jong Un is still a rational actor.
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by atomical 9y ago
Cool. I actually wrote a golang project to do this on OSX. And then convert it to a gif.
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by atomical 9y ago
I'm looking for a gimbal I can use while running.
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by atomical 9y ago
Can you show me a Chinese company that is making an action camera that can shoot 2K60 that is waterproof and small form factor like GoPro?
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by atomical 9y ago
Garmin beat them to the 360. My biggest complaint is that GoPro mounts are cheap and there isn't a high quality gimbal for the GoPro.
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by atomical 9y ago
GoPro Hero5 Black has GPS.
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by atomical 9y ago
> All of this would open up their market to tinkering enthusiasts as well without making things more complex for their existing market. How much in sales will the tinkering enthusiasts generate?

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