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This year will be a wild ride for Ravencoin. With big things coming to T0 exchange in March and dividend and messaging features added to RVN code this year, Ravencoin has a bright future ahead!

Burstcoin can do all this already and has been around way longer, but it's not going to the moon.

Jason Crowe destroyed all hope of that. I used to be a big fan of Burst.

I'm still mining Burst and I trade them on the exchanges. They went to PoC2 and there's new wallets. You can CPU mine still and use your GPU for other mining at the same time. I use the few coins to help with electric cost on my RVN GPU mining. Burst has all these same features, messaging, asset exchange, dividend payouts, low fee's. Exactly what RVN dev's are trying to achieve. Jason Crowe and Mr. Burst thing is in the past, but your right that did hurt the coins rep.

love the thing the B thing.. there is abs 0 reason why raven also couldnt get proof of storage.. its full fpga resistant. might be the way to go actually for many if POW... hate to cross post, but its for good of the overall landscape

meantime the entity is doubling on collection bit funny to watch not funny if ya are invested of course..

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Okay, lets play devils advocate. Who gives 2 Fs if there ARE FPGAs? Any hashing power secures the network. So what if its an ASIC? BTC has ASICs. Maybe if youre a miner you care because your rewards are diminished, but as a user? The dark gravity wave difficulty adjustment and the 60 block reorganization lock out means no double spends. When FPGAs are no longer profitable they will be shut down, difficulty will adjust and hobbiest miners will keep the chain alive. Go cry somewhere else.