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by dreit1 9y ago
I think a serious conversation that needs to be had is that there a lot of tech companies that can produce a useful service. Twitter, Telegram, Snapchat etc come time to mind, but they will never generate a profit like a traditional busines
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by dreit1 9y ago
Gotta admit, he is a DAMN good marketer
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by dreit1 9y ago
Don't forget the senior Alibaba Developers lol
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by dreit1 9y ago
I don't think that we will be able to convince each other. If you think that everyone needing to run a validating node in a blockchain ecosystem to be decentralized, then NEO certainly won't fit your criteria. I don't subscri
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by dreit1 9y ago
This radical consensus mechanism has led to multiple hostile parties go into a pseudo economic war with each other. These parties are fairly centralized, miners, developers, and business interests, with the users largely standing on the sid
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by dreit1 9y ago
There is nothing misleading about it at all. A delegated system is decentralized, whether it is decentralized enough for you is your decision, but it is misleading to claim otherwise. Disclosure: NEO fan
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by dreit1 9y ago
It is 100% not a scam. You can watch some videos where a youtube visits the office and talks to the team here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzhXncTVOzA Whether or not it will be a successful project or not is up for deba
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by dreit1 9y ago
Entire industries can be built on regulatory loopholes, Uber and Lyft come to mind. Cryptocurrencies are forcing govts to reexamine regulations that I argue are generally favorable to massive institutions/ high net worth individuals an
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by dreit1 9y ago
So imagine an ICO company that has a premine. You know the address of all their funds that they raised, and you know all the funds that are held through their premine. You can easily track the money to make sure nothing fishy is going on. T
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by dreit1 9y ago
I'm into mainly into stuff that either pays or plans to pay dividends, NEO, WTC, ARK, ETH etc.
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by dreit1 9y ago
I know this isn't an answer that you will like....but blockchain allows me to invest in high risk investments that would typically only be allowed for accredited investors. Having the shares/coins in a blockchain provides for tran
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by dreit1 9y ago
As someone working on cryptocurrency wallets its a much more difficult task than you think. First you'd have to be compatible with multiple chains, then you have to support multiple contracts on those multiple chains. Then theres token
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by dreit1 9y ago
Dont buy bitcoin then. Buy any of the nearly zero transaction fee digital assets out there
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by dreit1 9y ago
And yet, in practice, it seems to do something completely different...
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by dreit1 9y ago
Getting rich by investing in public markets....come on. No non high net worth individual will get rich investing in public markets.
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by dreit1 9y ago
Is this possible? Hold ICO, sell like 5% to accredited investor. The rest is reserved for team. Sell 35% on the open market at a fixed price.
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by dreit1 9y ago
Curating would be okay if there was literally any other way to distribute an app...
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by dreit1 9y ago
Only a half key exists in permanent storage on device. The other half paper key is loaded into memory for transaction signing, and then removed from memory the moment the transaction is sent off You would need both halves to sign a transact
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by dreit1 9y ago
IMO it should be done like this. You have a hot wallet, probably on your phone that has a half key. You keep a QR code somewhere else with the other half. Combine these two and you have the cold storage private key. Additionally you could h
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by dreit1 9y ago
Most of the money lost was people who bought post ICO. I've heard it range from 7 dollars to 90k dollars. 90% drop in one day is brutal
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by dreit1 9y ago
Fundamentally a token is good for helping to bootstrap a network effect. In my opinion Token 2.0 models should work as follows. Initial token distribution which seeds the initial network user base, and provides funding for development of th
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by dreit1 9y ago
This is called delegated byzantine fault tolerance, and what blockchains like NEO and ARK use this, or a variation of it to provide consensus. Token holders basically "elect" the super nodes, and if any begin to act untrustworthy
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by dreit1 9y ago
I do hate using attributed Strings, but tbh not enough to install an external dependency for it. Some syntactic sugar is not worth the overhead
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by dreit1 9y ago
Take a look at the markets, many cryptocurrencies have corrected hard in the past couple of months. Many trade 50% below their peak price (ratio to BTC not USD) right now. Cryptocurrency markets are ruthlessly efficient
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by dreit1 9y ago
Cryptocurrencies are different because they allow the average investor to get involved in early stage high growth potential asset, which was traditionally limited only to VC's and other accredited investors. This is why they are much l
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by dreit1 9y ago
I've been using the 5s since it came out(love the form factor), and always update iOS immediately. Have never had any problems. IDK where this need to buy a new phone comes from. If you like your phone, you can surely stick with it
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by dreit1 9y ago
You can't compare Tokyo and New York. Tokyo has wayyyy more land area than New York. It's a build wide instead of build tall city. Source: Live in Tokyo
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by dreit1 9y ago
Thanks I'll need to check it out for my next project
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by dreit1 9y ago
For beginners I recommend truffle + testrpc as it handles everything for you out of the box.
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by dreit1 9y ago
https://lunyr.com/ is a pretty cool project that I've been following. It's in alpha stages now. Edit: I also have some of their tokens

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