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Hi all

i'm looking on Ether currency, its look nice but are you guys think this over 12-24 mounth wil riase a huge price like Bitcoin hase done, or you think its more stable?

Ethereum price now is quite good enough that you can sell your ethereum right now after few investors pumppp the ethereum hope that it will continue too , so that we can earn lots of bitcoin when the time comes for selling ours ethereum coins

It is possible that the Etheruem price will rise further. So it is better not to sell it for the fiat. It is OK to sell for bitcoin.

That is right. If you do not want to hold the Etheruem, you can sell it for the bitcoin as its price will rise.

The Etehreum is under good development. The price could rise in the long term.

On 8 September, more than three weeks ago, we launched a DApp on the Ethereum mainnet with a user interface at fdd.etherisc.com. The DApp enabled users to share the risks of delayed or canceled flights on the Ethereum blockchain. Read our announcement for details.
First, we want to thank all the brave users who applied for a policy: Our main goal is to learn from you; and with your help we can further improve the experience of using smart contracts. Thank you for using the Flight Delay DApp, and thank you for being so verbose about it!
The numbers
The DApp accepted policies for more than two weeks from 8 September to 25 September with a short interruption between 18 and 20 September in which we updated the smart contract to fix a critical bug (details below). In this time the contract received a total of 40 policy applications of which 31 (77.5 %) were accepted, 7 declined, and two could not be processed. The sum of all premiums paid in was 29.39 ETH.
On the mainnet a total sum of 30.8 ETH was paid out to 6 policies. This is pretty close to the zero-sum game we hoped to create, which is surprising, given the relatively small number of policies. In summary, we are 1.4 ETH short now (and a ton of experience richer).
On the morden testnet there was even more activity: 63 policies in total until 25 September. We deployed the contract on testnet again without a deadline, and people continue to use it, with 15 new policies so far.