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Re: Tech companies no longer "friends"
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 19:13:03 UTC
Tech companies have saturated their businesses and are looking for both revenue and profit. It is very unlikely that they have made products with enough products for everyone and need to expand their business into other areas.
While tech companies are entering each other's businesses, crypto projects are actively working together to provide the best user experience. Let's look at cross-chain, Subchain, DEFI, Oracle, multi-coin wallet ... the projects are systematically supporting each other and creating a vast blockchain ecosystem.


This will not be the applicable to any progress.Even some coin is placed in a motive to reply the Ethereum. Uniswap is the project to a replace the Ethereum motive.It was a good initiatives. In future, if the most traders uses uniswap. The support is needed one in all new project.
We are living in the most surveilled era in human history. The amount of information which is captured, recorded and analysed about each of us on a daily basis surpasses even the wildest dreams of the Nazi Secret Police or the Soviet KGB.We are voluntarily turning ourselves into objects of constant surveillance, and we are doing it all for the sake of a little extra convenience.
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Re: So lets talk honest now about btc
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 18:59:03 UTC

How does this thing can make me rich ?
Results what must come out of this are:
At least. 100 mil dollars. Coz life is expensive

So what ways ? How thos thing can make the big $$$$
Thats why im here im hhere for big cash !
First off OP at glance on this thread I assumed it was started by a newbie but it turns out you're a Jr member. I don't mean to troll but your post history doesn't give you much credit. Your account was created in 2018 with over 500 post yet you have only 3 merits. With Posts like this and your previous one you can't possibly learn anything from this forum if your sole purpose is to make money. Bitcoin is not a get-rich-quick scheme..you could easily get scammed while looking for hyips and btc investments. You probably have a few of them sending pm after they seen your post.
Good luck OP if you're still active here
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Re: Trading is a game of capital
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 18:44:24 UTC
The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you
I also don’t feel to succeed if I’m just going to trade with that kind of capital, it might not cover all the fees I have to pay so that capital might not last longer.

Trading requires the right knowledge and it also requires capital. I’ve started my trading journey with a $200 capital, and it works for me perfectly so I suggest that at least $200 should be your starting capital to fully enjoy trading.
trading is a tough job fraught with dangers. Still, if the idea of making quick money attracts you, here are a few tips to help you on your way.How many times have you bought a stock on someone's advice to make a quick buck and waited for months, may be years, to just recover your cost? Share trading, experts warn, is a risky game. However, it's possible to play it smartly and make a quick buck as well, they say.
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Re: Trading is a game of capital
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 18:42:06 UTC
The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

You're right! For effective trading you need capital and the more the better. I remember my first experience in trading, when I tried to trade for a small amount, all this is a waste of time, the maximum you can get a little experience, but you can never make good money. The main thing in trading is to make a profit, and this profit should be tangible so that you have the motivation to make more profit, but this requires capital.
trading is a tough job fraught with dangers. Still, if the idea of making quick money attracts you, here are a few tips to help you on your way Share         
"The main attraction of trading is that people feel they can make quick money. But there are no free lunches. Trading requires a lot of discipline." many times have you bought a stock on someone's "The main attraction of trading is that people feel they can make quick money. But there are no free lunches. Trading requires a lot of discipline."advice to make a quick buck and waited for months, may be years, to just recover your cost? Share trading, experts warn, is a risky game.
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Re: My 'vast' BTC hodl on PayPal
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 18:32:36 UTC
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Surely, something does not seem quite right about your numbers phillip, and surely we are seeing something like a 2x in that performance.

Of course, if you had lump summed into your paypal purchases of bitcoin coupons, your value would have gone up 4x to 5x from a kind of $12k-ish to something approaching $60k.. so the fact that you have something that is much closer to 2x seems to support that your purchases are a bit skewed in very recent times rather than earlier times of your getting involved with reporting your paypal purchases..

My suspicion is that your profits from mining, as measured in dollars, had gone up more in the second half of the measuring period rather than in the first half and so therefore, your injection of value into your paypal account to buy bitcoin coupons actually was skewed towards the later half rather than the first half of the measuring period.


Well One account  did more profit than 3x  the middle one. Moved up 125 to 444 my personal account. 3.55 to 1


My wife's account did not start until December as it was not made eligible until mid December.. so it went up 1.81 to 1 or 467 to 257

The business account had late money added and only went up 1.86 to one. or 1364 to 740

I only feed back money that comes in to the accounts so it can be slow to happen.
We announced that PayPal users in the U.S. can buy, sell and hold select Cryptocurrencies directly through PayPal using their Cash or Cash Plus account. Users will be able to learn about Crypto, track crypto prices, all without leaving the PayPal app. We plan to introduce this service to Venmo in 2021.Customers in the U.S. (except Hawaii) can buy, sell and hold four different Cryptocurrencies on PayPal: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash.
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Re: 'Cryptocurrency is not legitimate money,' says Nigeria's central bank governor
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 18:17:28 UTC
We do not know if the Nigerian government actually has cryptocurrencies and bitcoin, perhaps it disqualifies Bitcoin because it does not want its people to emerge towards a totally deflationary economy and achieve their financial freedom, in every government it is convenient for them to have total and absolute control of each economic movement, if cryptocurrencies enter they will see it as money laundering, then it is not appropriate and if a country that has inflation problems is unsustainable, I see it from that point of view, perhaps it is wrong, but it is simply a assumption that it can be real, and that is why it disqualifies it, the more ignorance it is sown, for them the better.
I think that the main role here is played by concerns about the impact of bitcoin on the monetary policy of the state through the central bank. The financial authorities of the vast majority of countries in the world have already formed effective tools for monetary policy over the years, and therefore are very wary of new things like bitcoin. Therefore, some confidence on the part of such structures will be present, but the most important thing is that this does not lead to prohibitive measures.
The Central Bank of Nigeria believes the recent ban on digital currencies was in the best interest of the public. Speaking during a recent Senate hearing, the CBN governor Godwin Emefiele further claimed that digital currencies are not legitimate money.CBN issued a circular two weeks ago that prohibited all banks from processing digital currency-related transactions. In its circular, it ordered banks to identify individuals and firms dealing in digital currencies and shut down their accounts.
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Re: Power consumption propaganda?
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gatti
on 19/03/2021, 14:01:02 UTC
Look who's talking about Bitcoin's power consumption...

"Bitcoin uses more energy than American Airlines and each $1 billion in inflows is equal to owning 1.2 million cars, Bank of America says"


So apparently they accepted that Bank of America is doing some research on Bitcoin



Propaganda has been an effective tool to shape public opinion and action for centuries. Since propaganda and public relations both share the goal of using mass communication to influence public perception, it can be easy to conflate the two. Propaganda, however, traffics in lies, misinformation, inflammatory language, and other negative communication to achieve an objective related to a cause, goal or political agenda.these common techniques are used to manipulate others to act or respond in the way that the propagandist desires.
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Re: Bitcoin after the pandemic
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gatti
on 18/03/2021, 19:07:02 UTC
Now I wonder, what will happen to Bitcoin once the pandemic is over? Once we'll live just like we did in 2019? It will surely have a big impact on the market, but I don't know if it'll be a negative or a positive for Bitcoin.

It's going to be positive, the institutions will be active again many companies are open again and people will continue to invest we will have a lively economy again, and part of that lively economy are people investing more in Cryptocurrency, in times of pandemic people are in panic and just hoarding huge amount of money in their home because they don't trust the stock market in times of pandemic.
Bitcoin is far from becoming a safe haven like gold or silver, even though its current trajectory looks similar. These are monumental changes in the underlying and will only change if the Fiat system itself is under threat. There are various narratives surrounding Bitcoin, but the biggest one still remains the fact that most volumes are due to trading. Some would argue it is gambling of sorts, while some will see a move towards digital gold.Keep in mind, equities as a traditional assets are looking very lucrative right now.
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Re: China Declares War on Bitcoin (?)
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gatti
on 18/03/2021, 18:53:49 UTC
I didn’t manage to found information but I hardly believe that hydroelectric plant pollute the environment more than coal plants and that this action will help somehow to prevent climate changes. Chinese had better plant all those forests they cut down. The part of Siberia is already totally bald.
China’s Inner Mongolia has banned cryptocurrency mining and declared it will shut all such projects by April, spurring fears the world’s No. 2 economy will take more steps to eradicate the power-hungry practice.The autonomous region, a favorite among the industry because of its cheap power, also banned new digital coin projects, according to a draft plan posted on the Inner Mongolia Development and Reform Commission’s website Feb. 25. The aim is to constrain growth in energy consumption to about 1.9% in 2021.
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Re: Do you have a Bitcoin exit strategy?
by
gatti
on 18/03/2021, 18:43:49 UTC
Hi, just to be clear I'm bullish as hell for the next few months but I think it's generally accepted that this bull run will probably come to an end at some point this year.

I'm wondering if people here are planning on getting out of crypto or significantly reducing your stake at some point this year and if so what your plan is and where you are looking at reinvesting your funds?
Why you always risking your money when you can totally not spending that much and not to lose that much , if you are investor and really your goal is to make a good profit then sell when the price is right or necessary needed a money for financial status and then you think bullish is done then you should keep on eye on the graph because some if investors are waiting also to buy bulk of bitcoin just to make another small profits. Follow your guts and you will be safe also do not forget to search more about others plan.
Yes, I plan to reinvest the money, not in cryptocurrencies but another investment. I think many people fall into this trap when they invest or win a big sum of money, they really don’t have a plan on what to do with their money. You always need a plan or an exit strategy when it comes to investing.I know a few people who invest in cryptocurrencies and I tell them the same thing. Have a plan when you decide to sell your cryptocurrencies. You may want to pay off some bills or buy something nice for yourself.
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Re: btc dump today and yesterday
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gatti
on 18/03/2021, 18:22:18 UTC
I think the dump situation is only for a few moment, see the price and you can all see that this year is a bitcoin year it is a year for crypto, because bitcoin really reach 60k$ which is really big enough compair to bitcoin price last bull run in year 2017 it is 2x higher than the last bull run so there is no need to worry because everything is running well just grab the opportunity if theres any for good.
India lacks any formal KYC rules or exchange regulations for cryptocurrency and hence exchanges have devised their own rules,Noticing pump and dump manoeuvres by operators in small cap, low trading volumes crypto coins, a cryptocurrency exchange has promptly suspended four accounts,India lacks any formal KYC rules or exchange regulations for cryptocurrency and hence exchanges have devised their own rules.
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Re: Is there subject to study Cryptocurrency ?
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gatti
on 18/03/2021, 18:12:26 UTC
There are many situations where school is not the best place to learn things, life could teach you better, but unfortunately people study at school a lot better because there is an exam that you get a result from whereas in life there is no result in grades but real life consequences so they do not study as hard.

If you want to learn more about crypto, from software to finance there are many classes on online worlds, from free youtube videos to expensive online classes there are many things that you could use to learn more stuff, if you really study hard and actually give your attention to it and learn it, you could definitely get better at it, but studying at school, either from financial part or software part, you will only learn a bit of it, not the whole deal, things that are resembling crypto but not crypto itself and that is why online is better.
Cryptocurrency takes everything about traditional currency and turns it on its head. It's a digital currency powered by cryptography, a built-in security feature that makes it difficult (if not impossible) to counterfeit, with most operating through blockchain technology.The first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was created by Satoshi Nakamoto in the pursuit of decentralizing the financial system. There's no central bank or authority, and all transactions are maintained through a disparate network of computers that manage the records.
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Re: Bitcoin is for Holders!
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gatti
on 18/03/2021, 17:57:53 UTC
The pandemic is not blessing for us but we have seen a huge change of Bitcoin price and broke all the records before. In this time of a year ago with compared to the present time, we can see a huge change and Bitcoin is up almost 1400%. Isn't it huge?

The next short term target is $60000. For now, next target is new ATH.

BITCOIN is for Hodlers
Not for weak hands
(I had read it somewhere, can't remember right now)
the price is now over $ 60k for bitcoin, the target ATH is $ 70k. if it can reach that price I think it will be easier for bitcoin to run faster now ... it's just a matter of time, but in this phase there is still a correction and stay calm for the correction.
Bitcoin’s top ten richest Bitcoin owners in years-the creator of Bitcoin-are nicknamed “Satoshi Nakamoto”. According to Satoshi Nakamoto’s early mining, the number of bitcoins he currently owns is estimated to be around 1.1 million. But Satoshi Nakamoto has never used most of his bitcoins, nor converted them into real-world currencies, nor used them for any other purpose. If he sells all bitcoins, the value of bitcoins may plummet in an instant.
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Re: Crypto trading signal work or not?
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gatti
on 12/03/2021, 14:21:44 UTC
well this is still the beginning, some experts even ceo binance said we are still in the deep, imagine how high the value will be in the next few months or years and to be honest I also think so after various parties began to respond positively to bitcoin even though yesterday there was a correction but not too impactful and as we see bitcoin is going up fast.
Some economic analysts predict a big change in crypto is forthcoming as institutional money enters the market. Moreover, there is the possibility that crypto will be floated on the Nasdaq, which would further add credibility to blockchain and its uses as an alternative to conventional currencies.While cryptocurrency price prediction is an ever-moving target, market literacy is essential for someone to get the most value out of their participation in the crypto economy. Many predictions were off this mark, especially from bitcoin evangelists that were too optimistic with their estimates.Claimed to be the world's first actively managed crypto ETP, the new product is now listed on the SIX Exchange under index BTCA.Bitcoin news are omnipresent. The revolution just started. Hence, it was for real revolutionary for the financial markets, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies became mainstream.
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Re: Crypto trading signal work or not?
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gatti
on 12/03/2021, 14:10:34 UTC
As a rule, each paid channel has a free version, in which signals are selectively served so that you can check their accuracy. It is quite possible that you will be satisfied with these free signals for your trading and will be able to do without the paid version. But in any case, you should know that there are no paid channels in which all signals work out at 100%.

Using free signals is a good idea to start with, getting familiar with a certain range of signals makes a lot of sense. I have used chart analysis for a while now, there are so many good indicators we can get from past trading data. Also,  I would definitely recommend to test out the signals for a while before actually trading on them. We don't know how reliable the company and their data is, so making a few paper bets without real money would be good to check their performance.
Crypto trading signals are regular trading recommendations or ideas to buy or sell a specific cryptocurrency at a certain time and price. Any reliable cryptocurrency trading signal, must have exact entry, stop loss and take profit points to improve your trading performance.At Technical Trading Signals, all of our cryto trading signals are generated by highly experienced cryptocurrency traders who are regularly monitor and analyze major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Etheruem, Ripple and many more to identify best trading opportunities for our subscribers.Technical Trading Signals sends trade signal directly to your Whatsapp, email and telegram.
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Re: New Bitcoiner into the world
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gatti
on 12/03/2021, 13:48:47 UTC
Even though I am a stranger and you do not know me. In this community of Cryptocurrency enthusiasts and investors, I congratulate you on your personal milestone. Me and my family give all the best wishes for you and your family. I am also educating my son a few basics of cryptocurrency and someday I might be able to teach him a thing or two about trading and investments. These are not being taught at school. Parents needs to teach this.
When it was introduced to the world a decade ago, Bitcoin was supposed to be a revolution in the finance ecosystem. But that revolution has hardly come to pass. But investors and the cryptocurrency’s enthusiasts have doubled down on their optimism regarding its future. As such, the coming decade could prove to be pivotal to its existence. Consensus regarding a transaction within the Bitcoin network does not depend on third-party mediators. At the end of Bitcoin’s first decade, however, that original vision seems compromised. Decentralization has given way to centralization. Bitcoin whales, or investors who have massive holdings of the cryptocurrency, are said to control its price in the markets.
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Re: Bitcoin after the pandemic
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gatti
on 11/03/2021, 15:14:39 UTC
I think Bitcoin's development and Bitcoin price will probably decline a bit after the pandemic. Because maybe many people will return to investing
in other assets, such as the stock market price will also rise again soon. But because Bitcoin also has strong fundamentals, with many institutions
joining in. So I'm sure the enthusiasm for Bitcoin will remain high as well. Therefore there is nothing to worry about, the price of Bitcoin can still
continue to rise. Because in the end people will be more aware that Bitcoin turns out to provide much greater profits.


Wont say so because once they had discovered this market and this is the place on where they do somehow make money when theres a pandemic then its really hard
for you to forget on when you came from or where you do able to sustain yourself when you are in need.When it comes to adoption then theres no doubt to that because
it will surely gradually increase overtime or as the years passed even lets say that people are turning back to traditional investments or markets that we do know.
Bitcoin doesnt depend nor correlate on what are the external situations we are facing on, one things for sure is that it really grow no matter what.

Before this investors comes around, there are already people who are managing their investment to this industry.

Though there's really impact when those big names from institutional investors arrived, but they are not here to

play pump and dump, they've seen big potential and they know taking it slowly but surely will bring more money

to their pockets,. They already gaining for sure they will continue doing what they know they are best with.
The reason for this was because there was a sudden flight to liquidity, and so, a lot of investors had margin calls in Equity that had to be covered by liquidating other assets like Bitcoins into cash - to meet those margin calls elsewhere,There is a lot of uncertainty in how things will pan out and BTC is no exception. Though the correlation seems to be coming off a little bit between S&P and BTC.I predict a gradual rise in prices again, and more so post halving as some miners are capitulated,Bitcoin is far from becoming a safe haven like gold or silver, even though its current trajectory looks similar. These are monumental changes in the underlying and will only change if the Fiat system itself is under threat.
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Re: Quit My Full Time Job to Trade Cryptos Full Time
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gatti
on 11/03/2021, 14:28:23 UTC
If you really want to trade full time, you have to make sure the funds for your needs every month must also be fulfilled, such as having other passive income. honestly trading on an uncertain profit every month. especially if our capital is not big. what is there will provide an additional burden on the mind if we are not able to achieve the desired benefits and precisely for the monthly needs it is still lacking. actually working and trading can still be done because trading does not require a lot of time
I think what is very important to pay attention to is time, because not all traders have the full time to see the conditions of the exchange because until now cryptocurrency price movements up and down cannot be predicted with precision, of course what must be paid attention to the second side is patience. it must be controllable and don't be influenced to sell the coins you buy at low prices.
In May of 2017, ​ I had begun my 4th month of crypto trading and struck gold. I had purchased a larger some of Antshare/Neo before it rebranded and made a large sum of funds. At that point I spoke with my wife and she was willing to allow me 6 months to make it happen. So I went full nerd, I was getting up at 5 am reading everything crypto. On my break, I would​d​d have different​ crypto related interviews playing in the background and it stayed like this for 3 months.Fast forward to September, and this is where I realized that crypto isn't just about knowledge, it's about connections.Fast forward to September, and this is where I realized that crypto isn't just about knowledge, it's about connections.
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Re: Why do ordinary people feel afraid of Bitcoin?
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gatti
on 11/03/2021, 14:08:16 UTC
Because it is too expensive investment and they are afraid of losing their money .

Second is that we have lack of information campaign to get ordinary peoples attention and opinion about crypto.

So the ending is they are being afraid even we have already proven how this works and how this gives us profits since long time ago.
Another reason people have to be afraid of cryptocurrency is because not all countries presently accept it. An additional reason people fear Cryptocurrency is that it could lose its value.The past couple of decades or so have brought many changes in technology. For instance, most of us now use the internet frequently, and usually on our mobile devices – not even on computers anymore.We have phones that let us use technology to do everything from playing music to watching videos. Today we even have cars that park themselves perfectly, reducing stress on their drivers.Certainly, these examples are only a scratch on the surface of the number of advances we have seen. But with so many things changing you might think the one thing that hasn’t is money.
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Re: magic ball ON
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gatti
on 10/03/2021, 16:27:40 UTC
How can you say all alts are shitcoins, I make a lot of money on altcoin than Bitcoin,

back in 2017 (and it is starting to happen again these days) you could buy a dead coin (literary dead because it had no chain anymore) and it got pumped at least 500% and you could make a ton of money from it. that didn't change the fact that it was a shitcoin.

I'd refer to it as a single-cycle-coin.

Gets created
Gets hyped
Creator makes a shitload of money and runs
No Current site
No development
No more explorer
Exchanges throw it out

Bagholders are REKT
Bitcoin and Ethereum will see new challengers. Everyone knows Bitcoin and Ethereum, but other cryptocurrencies that have real use cases and increased adoption will challenge the status quo. As crypto market caps continue to reach record highs, we’ll see investors jump ship from traditional VC funding to focus entirely on crypto funds.One blockchain won’t rule them He was also the first to suggest pooled Bitcoin mining, and the first to publicize the security risks that ultimately took down The DAO. He holds a degree in theoretical mathematics from Brown University.