@henke1 can you stop posting consecutively? include all of your post with just one reply if you want to update Ethereum events/articles in this thread?
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It goes on to claim that some token teams had already been approached with the following veiled statement that has yet to be independently verified; “Well, let’s just say that projects who move some % of their chain off of Ethereum to Binance Chain will get favorable treatment — and those that don’t could be delisted if their volumes are less than $1M/day,”................ Ethereum delisting is obviously out of the question for now. However a future where the corporate crypto goliaths conduct business as the tech and internet monopolies of today are doing would unravel everything that Satoshi Nakamoto had in mind when he spawned Bitcoin a decade ago. |
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[...] my reply on this message of yours , as also some previous messages of me about ethereum are all deleted by a moderator here , and i do not know why  -> [...] the answer on "why?" you will never get, someone has reported the post, and that's it, the post is simply gone kind of 'similarity' -> https://vitalik.ca/general/2019/04/16/free_speech.html?ref=tokendaily  |
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Just as enterprises grew comfortable using public cloud storage, they will also come to embrace public blockchains, Brody believes. And the blockchain they choose, in EY’s vision, will most likely be ethereum. The reason is the vast majority of the money raised in the space has been for companies that built on ethereum, and the vast majority of blockchain developers code on Solidity, the smart contract language written for ethereum. “That’s a kind of developer momentum that makes me believe that, imperfect or not, unless they really screw up, ethereum is the choice,” Brody said.  |
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The EDCON 2019 Ethereum panel brought together core developers for a Q&A in Sydney last week. Hsiao-Wei Wang, Vitalik Buterin, Danny Ryan, Virgil Griffith, and others were present to discuss the future of Ethereum. 5. TRON and Ethereum are definitely not partnering. Although TRON founder Justin Sun seemed to allude to a potential partnership between TRON and Ethereum, the panel downplayed such rumors. “If Justin Sun was a less-compromised asset, I would love to have him as a chief marketing officer for Ethereum,” joked Griffith. |
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Just as enterprises grew comfortable using public cloud storage, they will also come to embrace public blockchains, Brody believes. And the blockchain they choose, in EY’s vision, will most likely be ethereum. The reason is the vast majority of the money raised in the space has been for companies that built on ethereum, and the vast majority of blockchain developers code on Solidity, the smart contract language written for ethereum. “That’s a kind of developer momentum that makes me believe that, imperfect or not, unless they really screw up, ethereum is the choice,” Brody said. |
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my reply on this message of yours , as also some previous messages of me about ethereum are all deleted by a moderator here , and i do not know why -> You have just been sent a personal message by Bitcoin Forum on Bitcoin Forum. IMPORTANT: Remember, this is just a notification. Please do not reply to this email. The message they sent you was: A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator. Posts are most frequently deleted because they are off-topic, though they can also be deleted for other reasons. In the future, please avoid posting things that need to be deleted. Quote Quote from: big_daddy on April 16, 2019, 05:14:54 PM Vitalik dropping some beats EDCON, must see  https://twitter.com/drwasho/status/1116131719340417025?s=09Quote Indeed, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao is in the second camp and does not seem to mind, even saying that he “kinda likes it” ( https://www.investinblockchain.com/vitalik-buterin-started-rapping-to-promote-ethereum-community-not-entirely-happy-with-that/) |
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Big Four professional services firm EY is rolling out free software designed to help corporate clients use the ethereum blockchain – and it’s taken an unusual step to encourage adoption. Announced Tuesday, EY’s Nightfall protocol has been developed over the last year by the consulting firm’s team of over 200 blockchain developers and will be published in May. The protocol was created for such use cases as supply chains, food tracing, transactions between branches of a company and public finance. |
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Thank you. In the crypto community we all need to stand side-by-side to protect each other against all scams and scammers. If we can expose them then it means it hopefully reduces the number of gullible people that will get scammed. scammers are everywhere it seems ... see here ; a scammer, copying Vitalik Buterin , even on a Edmund Edgar's tweet... watch the difference in naming ; VitaIlkButerim versus the real Vitalik |
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, i did not know this -> 
