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While I think there might be another coin with better tech that overtakes Ethereum in the future, it is unlikely to happen anytime soon. Most tokens are on the ethereum network, a lot of trades are done using eth as the base currency, it is is still the number 2 coin after bitcoin in terms of importance in my opinion.
So when you see the sky falling, its time to buy!
So when you see the sky falling, its time to buy!
NEO is great as an alternative to Eth, but its quite different from Cardano in my opinion.
Cradano is a solid long term project that aims to solve some important crypto issues like scalability, security, flexibility. But to do that, the team is taking its time to make sure the final project is flawless. That means that Cardano is unlikely to be a NEO or Ethereum killer anytime soon. And even when it is fully rolled out, Neo will already be well established, it won't necessarily disappear.
There is room for more than one coin!
Cradano is a solid long term project that aims to solve some important crypto issues like scalability, security, flexibility. But to do that, the team is taking its time to make sure the final project is flawless. That means that Cardano is unlikely to be a NEO or Ethereum killer anytime soon. And even when it is fully rolled out, Neo will already be well established, it won't necessarily disappear.
There is room for more than one coin!
I mean it's good to get rid of the scammers, but I feel like that's not the motive behind these bans. I also think it will creative unnecessary FUD in the market and discourage new money from coming in because it makes it sound like all crypto is scam. The dev team at Onion are working hard on this project, and I think once they have developed the coin a bit more they will be pushing for the bigger exchanges. Get the product right, build up your community, and then take it to the masses 
We will see a recovery in the summer imo. There is no way of knowing of course, but if you look at the patter in previous years, and take into account the fundamentals, big chance that crypto marketcap will increase in the next few months. The FUD right now is not actually FUD - Sec is just trying to get rid of the scams in this space, and tbh, that is a good thing. Once people get over the fear things will pick up again
Yeah, True indeed. Bitcoin and other altcoins is very useful to countries with troubled economy most especially on 3rd world countries where means and outlet of money is rare.
Bitcoin that is in good use will be a benefit for a country, but if it is used in bad things of course it will cause trouble to one country. We cannot say that it can be beneficial to a 3rd world country because in a 3rd world country not all people can use computers and have access to the internet, they are still relaying on fiat money.
Agree with you there - crypto is an opportunity, but that opportunity can be used for good or bad. I can definitely see how a decentralised currency would be useful in countries with troubled economies and Gvt corruption. But it is likely to be more effective in emerging economies where smartphone usage is very high (e.g., Brazil) but might be harder to adopt in countries where internet is not widely used at all.
Men and women are not treated equally in society. We are taught about social gender norms from the moment we are born and these differences generate inequality in various ways.
Women are still seen as weaker, more emotional, and are rewarded for good looks rather than intellect. On the other hand, men are encouraged to be tough, emotionless, and are rewarded for intellect/wealth over looks.
These things are 'learned' through interaction with others, through media representations, through school, work or family. These stereotypical ideas about gender constrain both men and women. For example, men are taught to repress emotions, to show leadership, to take risks. Why? Because being emotional/ weak/ scared are 'feminine' traits and therefore less desirable. As long as "femininity" remains associated with traits that people consider to be inferior, then we do not have gender equality.
Of course, I do not mean to say that EVERYONE conforms to these gender norms, or that EVERYONE treats others in accordance with these norms, but this stereotypical gender conditioning is very much present all around us.
Women are still seen as weaker, more emotional, and are rewarded for good looks rather than intellect. On the other hand, men are encouraged to be tough, emotionless, and are rewarded for intellect/wealth over looks.
These things are 'learned' through interaction with others, through media representations, through school, work or family. These stereotypical ideas about gender constrain both men and women. For example, men are taught to repress emotions, to show leadership, to take risks. Why? Because being emotional/ weak/ scared are 'feminine' traits and therefore less desirable. As long as "femininity" remains associated with traits that people consider to be inferior, then we do not have gender equality.
Of course, I do not mean to say that EVERYONE conforms to these gender norms, or that EVERYONE treats others in accordance with these norms, but this stereotypical gender conditioning is very much present all around us.
Word of mouth! If you know what your friends or family are passionate about, you can talk to them about how blockchain could bring exciting changes to that field.
For example, I have friends that love politics, so I talked to them about Horizon State, and the possibility of improving elections through blockchain technology. Another friend uses airbnb a lot, so I talked to them about RentBerry and BeeToken
For example, I have friends that love politics, so I talked to them about Horizon State, and the possibility of improving elections through blockchain technology. Another friend uses airbnb a lot, so I talked to them about RentBerry and BeeToken