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Re: What is the most secure Two-Factor Authentication Solution?
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oraclechain
on 13/03/2015, 22:35:56 UTC
CoinDaddy looks awesome Jdog
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Board Project Development
Re: [ANN] Clef is secure two-factor authentication with no passwords or tokens
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oraclechain
on 10/03/2015, 21:28:58 UTC
I'm thinking about integrating Clef with a bitcoin exchance i'm going to launch.

Thats a great ida
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Board Press
Re: [2015-03-06]NewsBTC- Enhanced 2FA Security Inspired By Bitcoin
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oraclechain
on 06/03/2015, 20:37:10 UTC
Clef is used by over 40,000 sites

sounds like it is ahead of the game
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Re: [ANN] Clef is secure two-factor authentication with no passwords or tokens
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oraclechain
on 04/03/2015, 03:22:05 UTC
Clef wave needs to be synced to complete the OAuth at the redirect URL which means that the cryptographic handshake never happens on Clef.

   http://docs.getclef.com/v1.0/docs/authenticating-users
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Crypto ICO's are killing Bitcoin.
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oraclechain
on 03/11/2014, 01:34:01 UTC
I never understood why cryptotraders and exchanges support ICO's, my reasoning is this: An ICO gets funded, then they do what, they SELL the BTC they raised for fiat and push the price dive on BTC, thus taking all those BTC out of the trade environment, anyone thinking that an ICO would reinvest into the exchange is naive. This hurts everyone, even the exchanges. You might say "Well the exchanges get fee's on ico" well that is true, but they are losing all future potential fee's on those coins, if they had continued trade on the market.

So in Short - ICO's are killing Bitcoin and CryptoMarkets.


Exchanges are purely interested in profit, in fact they more often than not list altcoins which are more likely to be pump and dumps.

In fact, ICOs on Bitcoin create metacoins which are more stable when Bitcoin and these altcoins were falling in price.