cross sharing from reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7q6ee3/we_are_paving_the_way_for_our_robot_overlords_to/This is the beginning of the end. Blockchain is the missing piece. Blockchain will allow AI to propagate itself without human control. Blockchain is a special kind of distributed computing, except that code on the blockchain can run on machines that it doesn't need to trust, so it can spread without centralized control. AI + the blockchain means that one day we will have AI outside of anyone's control, and it will be unstoppable. Now even crazier/better -- maybe Satoshi himself was AI, sent from the future by the robots to get us into blockchain technology. Why send a human being or a physical robot? Just send code and messages. |
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how is it $20 m market cap? based on total supply of 29,274,567 (according to coinmarketcap), and price of $3.61, it's $105m market cap, and it doesn't look like the price ran up that much today. circulating supply is ? on cmc.
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is eliminating advertisements its only focus? Seems like anonymous file storage can have a lot more applications.
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Obsidian looks way too undervalued compared to the run up for a lot of coins recently. Considering that it is a privacy dapp platform, offers masternodes, and has a working android messenger app ( https://github.com/obsidianplatform/OSMAlpha/releases) -- The app apk is out but not yet in google play. The secure anonymous messaging app is just the beginning, it is a platform to create private decentralized apps. Both the android and ios apps should be released in app stores in Q1 2018. Once this happens, there should be more awareness for Obsidian, and $35 million market cap is just way too low |
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the ICO is already done.
the project has a lot of promise - good project and good backing = a lot of confidence, so therefore has a market cap that is already large. It's not unreasonable though. Cardano had a market cap of 1 billion before any roadmap or code was released. IOTA was also at 1 bn at a pretty early stage.
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Why does mechanical Turk need to be on a blockchain?
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I just noticed it while trading on etherdelta.
Also, it looks like Zack Coburn is nowhere on the team. Is he no longer developing for etherdelta?
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airdrops now are never really free anymore. They're either basically bounties for spreading the word on social media, or requires you to send a bit of eth for the transaction costs, or requires you to hold some other coin.
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One of the many bitcoin forks.
The others:
UnitedBitcoin - UBTC - launched December 12, 2018
Super Bitcoin - SBTC - launched December 12
Lightning Bitcoin - LBTC
B2X - Bitcoin SegWit2x - December 28, 2017
BCO - Bitcoin Ore - December 31, 2017
BCP - Bitcoin Cash Plus - January 1, 2018
BTA - Bitcoin All - January 1, 2018
BPA - Bitcoin Pizza - January 1, 2018
But this one looks kinda interesting.
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there's also a Japanese version of STEEM, ALIS
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why does time bank have to be on a blockchain? It is an interesting concept, I'm just trying to understand better. They only did a $8 million ICO, respect for not doing a bigger one.
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UnitedBitcoin - UBTC - launched December 12, 2018
Super Bitcoin - SBTC - launched December 12
Lightning Bitcoin - LBTC
B2X - Bitcoin SegWit2x - December 28, 2017
BCO - Bitcoin Ore - December 31, 2017
BCP - Bitcoin Cash Plus - January 1, 2018
BTA - Bitcoin All - January 1, 2018
BPA - Bitcoin Pizza - January 1, 2018
Does anybody care about them? Where are they even traded? Why?
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