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You can do RPF (replace by fee) on Electrum too, just enable it if it is not already.
Tools menu > Preferences > Fees tab and set “Propose Replace-By-Fee” to “Always”

The advantage of open source projects is exactly this, you do not have to trust a person, you can read and trust the code. But it has an additional. Satoshi Nakamoto was a nickname. You can and should check what he did throughout the project and distinguish him from the other contributors.

Anonymous is when it is difficult to distinguish participants from the project. I think in those situations, a 100% anonymous project would be very complicated. Discussions and consensus are almost unlikely. But hiding your persona offline from your persona online can be an advantage in projects like that. It allows the public to focus more on the project than to transform the leader and idealist of that project into a God. Allows the project to survive after its exit.

That's why Bitcoin is getting bigger, even with Satoshi choosing to get away. What is worth is the code that was planted and the consensus of the majority.

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Facebook is launching a new team dedicated to the blockchain. Messenger’s David Marcus is going to run it.
What is the blockchain? Facebook wants to find out, too.

What is the blockchain? And how should Facebook be using it?

Finding answers to those questions is now the responsibility of David Marcus, the Facebook executive who has, until this week, been running the company’s standalone messaging app, Messenger.

Marcus is leaving Messenger to take over a new internal team dedicated to exploring blockchain technology, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. The team will be small at launch, fewer than a dozen people, but will include a few key Instagram executives who are moving over to join Marcus: Instagram’s VP of Engineering, James Everingham, and Instagram’s VP of Product, Kevin Weil.


The move is noteworthy for a couple of reasons:

As the former president of PayPal, Marcus has a lot of payments expertise and has been in charge of Messenger through a lot of significant changes over the years. In fact, Facebook’s decision to split Messenger out of the core app so that users had to download the standalone app in order to receive messages on mobile happened during Marcus’s first month on the job. He oversaw Messenger’s push into customer service bots, shopping and, more recently, advertising. His departure from that role is notable, especially since Messenger is just starting to ramp up its advertising business.
The blockchain, which serves as the technical foundation for all cryptocurrencies — like bitcoin — is all the rage. Facebook’s decision to pursue blockchain technology will most certainly add some validity to the crypto industry, which has been very chaotic. This doesn’t mean that Facebook will build its own cryptocurrency, but there are many ways that blockchain technology could be used that have nothing to do with cryptocurrencies, including encrypted data storage. Marcus does have a personal interest in cryptocurrencies, though. He joined the board of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase in December.
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In his new role, Marcus will report to Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer; Chudnovsky will report to Facebook Chief Product Officer Chris Cox. Both new roles are part of a much larger Facebook re-org that was announced internally this week; it is arguably the company’s biggest restructuring in history.

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  "If the Treasury were to fill old bottles with banknotes, bury them at suitable depths in disused coalmines which are then filled up to the surface with town rubbish, and leave it to private enterprise on well-tried principles of laissez-faire to dig the notes up again (the right to do so being obtained, of course, by tendering for leases of the note-bearing territory), there need be no more unemployment and, with the help of the repercussions, the real income of the community, and its capital wealth also, would probably become a good deal greater than it actually is. It would, indeed, be more sensible to build houses and the like; but if there are political and practical difficulties in the way of this, the above would be better than nothing."

I would imagine long at 8700 and shorts at any position above 9160. We still depend on good news for a steady climb.

https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/BTCUSD/technicals/

I always watch out when the Asian market is opening. It seems to me that between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Japan time, the biggest changes in price usually occur. Unfortunately, in recent days it seems that this price always shows a downward trend. And then the scenario reverts 12 hours later when European and American markets begin to operate.

It's almost a struggle for balance, for the search for the right price. And that gives me the impression that once again we will see the price below the 9k.

This behavior of the social media controlled by Roger Ver is very toxic. I hope he realizes as soon as possible that he will only undermine the whole future of cryptocurrency if he continues with this. If the BCH is, in fact, better, this will be obvious and everyone will move to use it.

Bitcoin Cash is a strong name. And this is due to all the stability and security that Bitcoin has. Do not destroy it all by anger, or because you have fuck you money. We are still living the experimental era and for a world dominated by cryptocurrencies to become, reality we can not have such stupid internal wars.

 These side projects that try to create a Bitcoin "something" are just attempts to make easy money. So far, none have brought anything new. No innovation that could be considered truly revolutionary. I predict that these projects will get a bit more sophisticated because until then the attempts were to create a Bitcoin with lower rates, they failed. A more decentralized Bitcoin, they failed. An anonymous Bitcoin, they failed. Perhaps one of the next attempts is a Bitcoin with a supposed Turing complete, it will fail as well.

  But by the end of the year, it will be clear that Bitcoin's current long chain is the toughest and most robust project of all. Then we will have only sidechains. The altcoins will have very important and diverse functions. But none will try to confuse the public with these campaigns where they say they are Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is unique. And this is the result of the consensus of the majority.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett on Monday said buyers of bitcoin, which he has characterized as “rat poison squared,” thrive on the hope they’ll find other people who will pay more for it.

Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc, pauses while playing bridge as part of the company annual meeting weekend in Omaha, Nebraska U.S. May 6, 2018. REUTERS/Rick Wilking
Likening bitcoin demand to the tulip mania in 17th century Holland, Buffett, the chairman and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway Inc, said the mystique behind the cryptocurrency has driven a surge in its price.

“It does create a rising price, creates more buyers ... If you don’t understand it, you get much more excited,” Buffett said on CNBC television. “People like to speculate, they like to gamble.”

Charlie Munger, Buffett’s longtime business partner and a Berkshire vice chairman, described bitcoin as “worthless artificial gold.” He likened it to Oscar Wilde’s definition of fox hunting, calling it “the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable.”

Buffett said investors would instead be much better off investing in U.S. stocks, which in turn are also a far better investment than 10- or 30-year U.S. government bonds.

Buffett said stock prices are elevated but not in a bubble.

He said he would much rather have Berkshire’s pile of cash and equivalents be $30 billion, rather than the $108.6 billion it was at the end of March, but good deals have not emerged.

Buffett revealed last week having bought about 75 million additional Apple Inc shares in the first quarter, despite already owning about 165.3 million.

Berkshire now owns 5 percent of the iPhone maker, trailing only Vanguard Group and BlackRock Inc.

He also said he would be happy to see Apple shares go down in price if it would spur repurchases.

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Bitcoin intents to give you the liberty to not need a bank account. If you do not think we will eventually eradicate banks as they work right now, I do not think you should spend time with Bitcoin. It is not against capitalism or against the money. It was specially designed to change what we understand as a pillar of our economy but the truth is that we do not need banks. If we do not need to trust someone else the safest of our money.

  "The arrangement that recommends itself on purely mechanical grounds is a negative income tax. […] The advantages of this arrangement are clear. It is directed specifically at the problem of poverty. It gives help in the form most useful to the individual, namely, cash. It is general and could be substituted for the host of special measures now in effect. It makes explicit the cost borne by society. It operates outside the market. Like any other measures to alleviate poverty, it reduces the incentives of those helped to help themselves, but it does not eliminate that incentive entirely, as a system of supplementing incomes up to some fixed minimum would. An extra dollar earned always means more money available for expenditure. "                                                                                                                                                                                                     
  Smart Contracts could be really awesome to work with something like this. Today, all Basic income models use banks as a middleman. So, a business or people pay tax, the money goes to a bank account, then go to another for the program, them go to someone else account. It is too expensive and inefficient. With a smart contract, the money could go from A to B and the government will only need to verify the public ledger.

I believe we will have a bull market when we finally get some great news. Something really extraordinary. The point is that 10k has shown great resistance and it will only be broken when the market is excited and confident.

The great news may be some large pension fund announcing that it is considering whether to include Bitcoin in its portfolio. Or that China has decided to give green light to fiat-crypto negotiations without major restrictions.

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 Make a topic in the local section and discuss this demonstrating that there is a need for a new moderator. Try to find a list of names that is a consensus. Then send this list to Theymos.. It is not an election, but a list would help him to decide which one to nominate.

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I have checked the wrong week where everybody is with a red NO.