Quote from: bitfish on June 13, 2017, 01:13:25 AM

Quote from: francisthecrusher on June 11, 2017, 06:59:57 AM

Ethereum is a centralized piece of shit, but that doesn't mean the price won't keep going up. Just look at Ripple which is 1000x worse.

I believe that ethereum has no future and that etc is the future, but I still regret selling all my ethereum at $30 only to watch it rise to like $250+.

ETC is copying all the work of those "piece of shit" ETH developers and you are talking about that "ethereum has no future"?
What a fine example of delusional perception of reality.

Quote from: francisthecrusher on June 11, 2017, 06:59:57 AM

I guess it's a lesson in not letting ideology get in the way of profit

Looks like you still haven't learned your lesson. Wink

BTW: Those 3,36 millions of ETCs (current value more than 69 mio USD) from the DAO hack are still sitting around and waiting to hit exchanges...
https://gastracker.io/addr/0x5e8f0e63e7614c47079a41ad4c37be7def06df5a

PS: As a copy cat coin, ETC is still overvalued. On average copy cats are running at 2.5% value of their original parents (BTC->LTC, LTC->FTC, ETH->EXP, LISK->RISE) So there is still lot of hot air in ETC prices...

ETC doesn't quite fit into that mold for the copycat coins, being the original of the two.

The ETH vs ETC bantering I come across seems like good reading since interesting points are brought up.
They both seem to fit the same purpose though, except one you know has immutability, the other not.
Depending on the application/circumstances, each may have it's strong points.

Anyway...about the DAO hack.
It would be good to see that currency accounted for, one way or another, and I believe the uncertainty regarding this is holding ETC back.

I happened to be browsing these forums during a dump of about 8% of the total AUR (the stolen funds from Cryptsy),
It got gobbled up and seemed to help that currency's stability, now worth about 3x as much compared to before.

The stolen funds from UNO were accounted for in a different manner (auction).
Once again, about 8% of the total coins.
Uno picked up and is now maybe 20x after that happened.

The DAO hack was way less in proportion than the above examples.
Having those accounted for resulting in having uncertainties removed, might just be what ETC needs.