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hisabness

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    Comment #26067092

    could still be a mix of genes. agree with your last sentence.

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    Comment #25634078

    you're missing scarcity and the idea of it at a store of value longer term. i.e. that it won't be devalued by additional printing.

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    Comment #22522638

    this is more than just corona. oil prices have dropped 30% which generally should mean all asset/price levels should come down, at least if the drop is prolonged.

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    Comment #17140741

    It’s also odd that the exchange would step into mediate. The miner is effectively playing by the rules i.e. if you have 51% you can do what you want.

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    Comment #17030498

    i think you're arguing semantics. if most people dont view the forked chain as valid and prefer the original, then a new bitcoin isn't created per se.

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    Comment #17030378

    i think the value is also the ability to transfer value relatively quickly without having to sit at a bank for 30 minutes to do so.

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    Comment #16869997

    since everyone in 1792 believed the Buttonwood Agreement would turn into the New York Stock Exchange...

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    Comment #16869931

    If you glance at their whitepaper, stability analysis, or old FAQs they had up, it’s clear they’re thoughtful. Therefore, comments like these underestimate the founders: “Please. F…

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    Comment #16868697

    Preston takes an insulting tone towards the basis team. Fine to critique, but assumes the visionaries of this project are uneducated, or haven't given things proper thought. I assu…

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    Comment #16866759

    What is the reason for the name change?

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    Comment #16819641

    funny thing is that apple used to have good offline music support that it has since butchered.

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    Comment #16692439

    fb owns insta

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    Comment #16505948

    a lot of people think governments are doing these hacks. perhaps they haven't cashed out yet?

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    Comment #16505926

    you could get around #1 by using localbitcoins.com, or other private exchange. Though i'm sure the feds are all over it, and I generally view such transactions as a honeypot

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    Comment #16428265

    then why not be transparent?

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    Comment #16386871

    cool. would love to see NEO (and related tokens), Stellar, ZEC,BCH, EOS (when they transition to their own chain), Dash, ADA, Monero, and Ripple for the XRP fan bois. Please do kee…

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    Comment #16386712

    ^this comment is not helpful

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    Comment #16386705

    I'm a blockchain investor at [redacted] if you want to talk more. Initial thoughts: -A solution in your space is badly needed. Fund administrators really need an option that is bet…

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    Comment #16342640

    review. NEO...Not a shitcoin.

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    Comment #16339023

    How did you come up with the calculations for moving prices on GDAX? I’m curious about how to do that math. Thanks.

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    Comment #16337297

    the cc company still has reserves, and that ties back to the central bank.

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    Comment #16314131

    I don't understand why folks are making such a big deal about Tether. If it is indeed a scam, wouldn't that imply a $2-$3 billion scam at most? What am I missing? As of this writin…

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    Comment #16250757

    Depends on your perspective. Prices dropped significantly because people started to prefer dollars to some extent. Several of the large exchanges that existed back then are still a…

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    Comment #16023559

    you don't think an open market could create that equilibrium? Particularly when the coin is out of the adoption phase?