What is the best bitcoin wallet?

8)Thailand

Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued its stance on ICO in the middle of September. With the development and growing popularity of ICO, the Thailand SEC has developed a concern that “in some cases, ICO may be deliberately used as a tool for fraud and scam.”The statement wording suggests that Thai regulator is striving to find the balance between protecting the investors and supporting digital innovations. The commission viewpoint is in many ways similar to Hong-Kong, Japan, and the US SEC stances:

“Since the digital tokens can diverge widely in design and representation, some may resemble financial returns, rights, and obligations in similar ways to securities under the Securities and Exchange Act.”

However, to sum up, there is no doubt that Asian Market overall is still attractive to investors an will try to remain technology advanced in future.

Hello,

i thinking about to invest some "bigger" amount of money into one of these 2 currencies. But i really dont know in which one. ETH should be more stable and safer?

If u had for example 1000$ and you would invest, which currency of this both would you take and why?

The scenario of someone outright buying new miners for hashpower is unlikely. Who would sell and buy that many miners. That can happen if their is some,; to use that popular world, collusion between bitmain and Governments. Such a collusion is always a possibility but I don't think this can be done without someone noticing. And if the word gets out, then a PoW change is the easiest way to render all those ASICs redundant.

The other two scenarios are:

1. Pools coming together to attack
2. Bitmain flipping the kill switch.

Now the first one is unlikely because such a step will only hurt their investments by denting bitcoin's reputation. Bitmain flipping the kill switch and outright attacking the network as a last resort to prop up BCash is the most likely scenario.
This is scary as Roger, CSW and Bitmain have continued their tirade and marketing against bitcoin in mission mode. It is strange that there isn't more discussion on this in the forum. Maybe it is time to take this to the Ivory Tower.

Looks accurate for me. NiceHash has 84.09 MSol/s that could be rented for Equihash (though it would cost quite a bit of money), and BTG has a total network hashrate right now of just over 23 Msol/s, so someone could rent from Nicehash and become 75% of the BTG network.

Verge uses Scrypt, and has 2.38 TH/s on the Verge network. NiceHash has 20 TH/s that is rentable, so with enough money (renting 20 TH/s for 1 day costs ~15BTC), someone could become 90% of the Verge network.