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That's all well and good, but Bitcoin is the de facto cryptocurrency - the one everyone has heard of, and still the most popular.
Ethereum is used more than bitcoin (measured in transactions per day), so that'd make it more likely to be considered the de facto cryptocurrency, no? It'd also make it more "popular" with cryptocurrency users, though definitely not as well known by the layman.
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Ethereum is used more than bitcoin (measured in transactions per day), so that'd make it more likely to be considered the de facto cryptocurrency, no? It'd also make it more "popular" with cryptocurrency users, though definitely not as well known by the layman.
I'd argue the one that sees the largest "value" of transactions per day.
It would seem that Bitcoin is more popular amongst those who don't use cryptocurrencies, and Ethereum is more popular amongst those who are. Just a thought.
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So much screen-staring time can be saved with just pen and paper. We need to learn to do it more often.
I love whiteboards, they are much better than paper: more space, nice colors, easy to see, very easy to collaborate on, simple redos. That's actually the biggest thing I miss from going into the office: nice huge whiteboards that cover the whole wall, not the little dinky ones that office depot sells for exorbitant prices. I found a solution though: Lowe's sells a 4'x8' sheet of whiteboard for fifteen bucks, now I ha…
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A decentralised, borderless, irreversible payments system, not tied to any state or government or bank, near-impossible for even the most powerful entities to censor or manipulate. There are some useful features in there.
But aren't those benefits also available in other cryptocurrencies that came later, with various added features and capabilities (eg. anonymity, stability, DApps, etc.) thanks to the benefit of hindsight? Why haven't the cryptocurrency mainstream (those who see value in crypto aside from speculation) abandoned Bitcoin and migrated en masse to those newer coins?
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So much screen-staring time can be saved with just pen and paper. We need to learn to do it more often.
I love whiteboards, they are much better than paper: more space, nice colors, easy to see, very easy to collaborate on, simple redos. That's actually the biggest thing I miss from going into the office: nice huge whiteboards that cover the whole wall, not the little dinky ones that office depot sells for exorbitant prices. I found a solution though: Lowe's sells a 4'x8' sheet of whiteboard for fifteen bucks, now I ha…
And if you're sharing that whiteboard (in any form) with remote colleagues, try sharetheboard.com. Our team put it together precisely because we didn't want to say goodbye to the ol' board.