bobcastleman

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, you're right that a lot of people will get burned before it all settles down.

VCs suffer the delusion that they are innovators. What they really are are managers of risk . They operate far enough away from the edges of true innovation that they can safely create portfolios of companies

Bounty for what? There are lots of bounties out there.

TA is as much art as science. So your guess is as good as mine. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I completely understand Mr. Lewis's agitation and reasoning. But he isn't helping the crypto ecosystem by suing Facebook. They are already solving the problem by banning crypto ads and that helps no one

I like this a lot: "Blockchain and cryptocurrency are 5D ideas." I run into "3D thinking" all the time. This is especially true in startup finance. I'm trying to get funding for a

LOL

It's always better when you know who the enemy is. My hope is that crypto comes up with better ways to deal with the bad actors.

Hurry up and make me rich!

It doesn't seem all that mysterious to me. From over here in the US, it's obvious to me that China is very good at recognizing new opportunities. They pull them in, wrap their arms around them and change

I agree that a slower rise in price is better. It is more sustainable and a sign of a maturing market.

Definitely a short term swing play. Some people like that level of risk. Not me, FWIW.

It moved surprisingly fast and hard. I'm sure many missed the surge.

Good dapps are the key to the future. Let's hope that BCH indeed has something in the wings.

Increasing the block size isn't going to matter much because they aren't even using the current capacity. BTC avg block size = 629KB BCH = 56KB At least according to If BCH isn't using anything near their

Sure. Can I ask you to resteem a few of my blog posts? And for a few upvotes?

We can assume that the big players among the old guard will do everything they can to exert control. In fact, we MUST assume that. But the way to combat that isn't to reflexively resist their every move.

The issue with regulatory bodies isn't about whether you like them or not. They exist and for crypto to survive it has to both have a vision of the future and an understanding of the facts on the ground

Indeed. Too many seem to think the only direction price should go is straight up without pause.

Not really a matter of trust. My point is that the old guard is starting to see the writing on the wall. How it all plays out is an open question. There's too much money involved for there not to be some