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sidko
9y ago
ERC20 is just a token standard on Ethereum. You can issue ERC20 tokens for anything. Some of these will be securities, some won't. It's the use of the tokens that matters, not the protocol/tech behind it.
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Venezuelan Hyperinflation Explodes, Soaring Over 440,000 Percent
(bloomberg.com)
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sidko
9y ago
Here's a list [1] of 400 exchanges you can buy Bitcoin from, 34 of trade BTC/USD. This doesn't include some sites that charge a premium and allow you to buy with debit cards. There are also Bitcoin ATMs, over 1000 of them in
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sidko
9y ago
Apple's contribution to the Vision Fund is only 1% of the total Vision Fund's raise [1]. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2017/01/04/apple-joins-softbanks-visi...
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sidko
9y ago
Bitcoin is NOT infinitely divisible. Each Bitcoin is divisible into 10^8. There were reasons to choose this number and isn't arbitrary [1]. [1] https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/31933/why-is-bit...
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Blockchain's Big Hiring Crunch Could Last Years
(coindesk.com)
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9y ago
Also, an additional note to your comment - remember that the Ethereum network has been backlogged for several hours to almost a day after an ICO (Bancor, Status). Now imagine one production application running on Ethereum. Now imagine sever
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sidko
9y ago
Remember the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. It is seldom a good idea to short an asset just because you think it is a bubble, unless you're able to call the peak.
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Bancor Is Flawed
(hackingdistributed.com)
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9y ago
Did you look into Lunyr much at all? They are just using IPFS on the backend (or plan to use, per their ICO communication to raise money), and using an Ethereum-based ERC20 token to 'incentivize' people to contribute and edit.
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Are Software Developers Miserable?
(motherboard.vice.com)
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2016: The Year Blockchain ICOs Disrupted Venture Capital
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10y ago
You'll find a lot of such dismissive articles about Bitcoin throughout its existence. Here's a collection of 'Bitcoin obituaries' if you want to reinforce that view: https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoinobituari
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Bitcoin Price Tops $1,000 in First Day of 2017 Trading
(coindesk.com)
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Michael Wolf future of media and tech slide deck 2017
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Bitcoin Core – Segregated Witness Upgrade Guide
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The Anthropocene Effect
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In-Depth: The Apple Watch Series 2, and What Is and Isn't a Watch
(hodinkee.com)
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10y ago
There are horror stories on the consumer side too. Multiple withdrawals when only one was instructed, delays in getting money after a buy/sell, locking people out of their accounts still with Bitcoin in them without providing a reason,
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10y ago
Just to clarify, this is NOT Ethereum, it is a fork of Ethereum, also referred to in that tweet reply as 'private Ethereum'. There is nothing called 'private Ethereum' - all Ethereum transactions are public. But lots of
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Why You Should Not Write a Book
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Machine Learning Algorithm Spots Depression in Speech Patterns
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The gender of artificial intelligence
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The Magic of “Untranslatable” Words
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This Is Your Brain on Silence
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Google’s developing its own version of the Laws of Robotics
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McDonald's: you can sneer, but it's the glue that holds communities together
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The New App Store: Subscription Pricing, Faster Approvals, and Search Ads
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The myth of the well-rounded student? It’s better to be ‘T-shaped’
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10y ago
It allows a way to 'split' the DAO, and also take your 'share' of what's left and just leave. For instance, you are already scared and don't want to deal with this anymore, you can just take all the ETH that yo
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