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The crowdsale website has disappeared. Anyone know where more information about it can be found?

Yes, there was a dotcom bubble, and now here we are typing messages to each other on the Internet. (Not only that, but on a distributed platform on the Internet!) The dotcom bubble marked the birth of

Here is a good summary of the Lightning Network, by Andreas Antonopoulos.

No, I am quite certain that banks have better things to do. Like building their own version of Ripple to attempt to stay relevant. BUT even if they did run nodes, it wouldn't make a difference. The Onion

The fearful idea that Lightning nodes will be subject to clearing-house regulations is a paranoid delusion not born out by a shred of evidence. There can't be evidence because this has never been done

In the beginning days of the Internet, it was not easy to use. One had to have a computer modem, and dial into a local university to login to a text-based interface and run commands to access handful of

Thanks for another fine post! I am curious as to what your take on the Bitcoin bubble bursting means. Does it mean the BTC price collapsing to zero or close to, because of a competing system taking its

Thanks for your comment! He is not as knowledgeable in fundamental analysis, as it seems, and more especially when it comes to cryptocurrency. By definition, fundamental analysis is something that is applied

Another source, CoinJournal translates the government statement differently: the South Korean government has never released such a statement. The official document released by the South Korean government

They did, but you need to compile it:

The coin, ADA, exists and uses their main net and native wallet. Their framework is very well defined in their roadmap, which they have steadily walked with over a year of code commits. Why the FUD?

Then read this:

Charles replied, and basically Dan is full of it.

I took a closer look at these two coins and realized that there is only an idea behind these coins and that the implementation is still a long way off. I don't believe you did! Cardano is a live blockchain

No, Cardano has a running open blockchain with a native token and wallet. Early stage software, but it is working and protecting over $20 billion in value. You could always look at their website/github

They've implemented plenty. Their native token is being used on their blockchain, with their native wallet. It has withstood a $20 billion bug bounty via the hostile open Internet so far. They have a long

During the subsidization of ICOs by Cobinhood, the people that have the tokens are at an advantage of obtaining cheaper ICO tokens compared to the usual ICO partaker. The icing to the cake on this is that

Great review -- thanks! It helped me get around their token distribution model. How many tokens you get per BTC depends on how many total BTC they raise in the sale. I guess that one result of this model

China did not ban Bitcoin, they only shut down the exchanges. Half of all Bitcoin miners are still in China, and millions of Bitcoin users are still there. It would be interesting to see what would happen

Wow. This is something. I'm confused a bit though. This part: Of all transactions executed on the Ethereum blockchain during the analysed period, addresses with the incoming amounts of ~500, ~1000, ~2000,