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it's been that way for 3-4 days now. i heard that last time this happened, it was down for months. steem/btc is also down on hitbtc and bittrex

Doesn't really matter that BCH is the longer chain, since the difficuly was always way lower than BTC. The total work is what most people care about. I think BCH will overtake BTC eventually, but BTC has

most likely, yes. major proponents (bitcoin classic was the first i believe) of segwit2x have announced that with segwit2x closed, bitcoin cash is the true bitcoin

The SegWit2x cancellation?? There's also the fact that the EDA is to be forked out shortly.

It's been a week or so since you've done a STEEM analysis. Any changes on that front?

Honestly if a website made it known that the were going to do it, and they didn't use so much cpu that my computer was freezing up, I'd be completely fine with free sites using some cpu to mine for them.

EOS doesn't launch until next June, so about 8 months

I don't think Bitcoin will remain the dominant blockchain for 100 years, but it wont disappear because of the block reward getting too low. There's just too much money in Bitcoin for it to just die.

I honestly don't see that ever happening. Bitcoin can't even agree on scaling solutions, so there's no way there will be consensus on removing the main thing Bitcoin maximalists all agree on.

Well the original goal was for the tx fees to eventually make up for the block reward, since in 100 years there'll be so much transacting on the blockchain that the mining reward is negligible compared

It isn't set as of yet, and it'll likely be variable. The whitepaper claims there will be upto 5% inflation annually

oh it's still very low, it was just being kept even lower

No big news really. IMO it's mainly that the price has been repressed by the climb in BTC leading up to the gold fork and the segwit2x fork.

Small correction: the supply of EOS isn't fixed. The supply of the ERC20 token is fixed, yes, but validators will still get EOS as block rewards for creating blocks on the EOS blockchain.

Great videos, thanks for posting. The two I especially enjoyed were Brock Pierce's where he talked about his involvement in the space, he really seems like he's trying to change the world. I even got chills

Hard to search EOS when there are so many companies and applications already called EOS It's only fair. This time next year you wont be able to find anything by googling eos besides the blockchain.

Ethereum price is seeming to struggle around the US$236 mark. I think you mean US$296?

is that food? I don't think it is

Sadly there isn't a way to delete it. You can edit it to be something else, like "Oops! Double post!" and people will understand

toilet paper tube looking into a rusty pipe?