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Coinbase Adding Ethereum Classic Support(blog.coinbase.com)
2 points by sna1l 8y ago|0 comments
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Texas Has the Power to Secede from Itself(smithsonianmag.com)
1 points by sna1l 8y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Gave Device Makers Deep Access to Data on Users and Friends(nytimes.com)
792 points by sna1l 8y ago|215 comments
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Uber Eliminates Forced Arbitration for Sexual Misconduct Claims(nytimes.com)
185 points by sna1l 8y ago|171 comments
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by sna1l 9y ago
Imagine if this took place on the blockchain :)
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by sna1l 9y ago
Some live updates: https://twitter.com/erinjeanc
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by sna1l 9y ago
https://twitter.com/nathanielpopper/status/97838862051082240...
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Travis Kalanick Becomes CEO of City Storage Systems(google.com)
1 points by sna1l 9y ago|0 comments
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by sna1l 9y ago
"But what about spread? Yes, the price is different if you buy or sell bitcoin (for instance). Circle doesn’t try to hide that and says you can expect a 1.5 to 2 percent spread between buy and sell price." So not completely free :
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by sna1l 9y ago
Lol yeah same question.
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by sna1l 9y ago
From an investment standpoint, the number of telegram users is something people look into, for better or for worse.
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by sna1l 9y ago
I'm surprised that Nasdaq, BATS, or some other conventional equities exchange operator hasn't gotten into the cryptocurrency exchange business. A lot of the issues with current exchanges is a combination of scaling issues, scaling
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by sna1l 9y ago
Coinbase/GDAX has to be feeling pretty good about this. My personal experience with Poloniex was abysmal. It took months before I was verified, and the platform was constantly down and too slow to use. Coinbase/GDAX isn't per
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by sna1l 9y ago
I think we will see a rise of decentralized exchanges like 0x and Airswap. Curious to see if they will be able to scale though.
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by sna1l 9y ago
Yeah I'm not really getting the reason for caring whether it is likely to get sick from unfiltered water or not. Why not just always filter? (Assuming cost is low)
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CFTC and SEC Testimony on Cryptocurrencies [pdf](banking.senate.gov)
73 points by sna1l 9y ago|19 comments
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by sna1l 9y ago
Lol, ironic that an account created 33 minutes ago with 0 karma is commenting on someone being a bot.
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by sna1l 9y ago
Seems like the local government can still make it difficult for them to enforce the subpoena, but I imagine Hong Kong will be pretty amenable. [1] [1] https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vl90MA... Disclaim
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by sna1l 9y ago
In Europe, trading like-kind assets isn't a taxable event, so a lot of people take gains and move them into USDT. edit: At least that's what I remember seeing last, laws may have changed.
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by sna1l 9y ago
Knew immediately that leverage and margin calls would be involved.
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by sna1l 9y ago
It is funny because this guy also fundamentally doesn't understand how Basecoin works. "If the price of 1 BASE is above $1, the blockchain prints new $BASE to holders of “BASE Shares” (mother of god), a standalone cryptocurrency w
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by sna1l 9y ago
The Three Body Problem game from Liu Cixin coming to life!
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Toshi: A Dapp Browser for the Ethereum Network(blog.toshi.org)
3 points by sna1l 9y ago|0 comments
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by sna1l 9y ago
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-22/mike-novogratz-dela... -- Funny that the price went up after his announcement. Correlation not causation, but ironic nonetheless.
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Global Entry Bans Travelers: Suspected Muslim Ban(theintercept.com)
1 points by sna1l 9y ago|0 comments
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by sna1l 9y ago
Isn't he missing one of the main arguments that not having Net Neutrality will significantly hurt smaller businesses from competing with larger companies?
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by sna1l 9y ago
There are DApp currencies which have better scaling solutions in place already vs Ethereum. I think you are heavily discounting the first mover advantage. I think a lot of the price movement is speculation, but a lot of it is new institutio
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by sna1l 9y ago
Maybe Yellowstone could become a large crypto miner :)
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by sna1l 9y ago
This post is very inline with what I experienced with VetPronto, and I wondered how they remained in business. I've used VetPronto a couple times and the only value they really provided over regular vets is that you could get an appoin
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by sna1l 9y ago
This is a very common move by food companies right? Curious as to what can be done to stop it? https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/13/well/eat/how-the-sugar-in...

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