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In the several years, bitcoin has really become a hot topic ever since the government, the major investment funds in the world, and the ordinary working people are interested in bitcoin. And this year is the same.
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The only current prospect I consider for the long-term investment is Vitalik Buterin’s Etherium. Etherium is not only a survivor, but also as a cutting edge leader whose application has scratched the surface of its full potential. It is broadly distributed and easily accessible and usually marketed #1 or #2 on 99% of exchanges.
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Cardano launched its SL main net back in September of 2017, but it is the very first step for Cardano, and EOS just launched its test net. I, myself, appreciate the peer-reviewed aspect of Cardano and the transparency of its detailed roadmap. Still, both projects lead the new generation of emerging blockchains and could very well take over top dogs Bitcoin and Ethereum shortly.
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My favourite coin is always Bitcoin. As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is 21 million, and not one coin more or less. Out of this around 17 million has already been created. The scarcity of Bitcoins that may loom over us sooner or later is a very compelling reason to invest now, as the price is simply going to hike over the coming years.
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I think it's Carpenters. It is a historically old job, and it’s also more dangerous than you may think. A broken hip falling from the second floor, a crushed finger, or a dislocated collarbone after slipping from a ladder are a few of the numerous ways you can get injured on this job.
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Technologically, NEO seems to be better, because it supports multiple programming languages, including Java, unlike Ethereum that only supports solidity. While Ethereum has support of the West, NEO has the backing of Chinese. They may do quite well in future. I would place my bets on both, rather than picking just one.
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You had better keep holding ETH. At some stage in 2018 or 2019, Ethereum will shift from a proof-of-work to a proof-of-stake model under the Casper upgrade. It will also implement other solutions designed to make the network more scalable, such as “sharding” (explained further down this page). If these upgrades achieve the desired results, this could help Ethereum to continue to grow by better equipping it to handle increased transaction volume.
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If you hold Neo, you get between 5% and 8% of a return on your money in the form of Gas. However, if you hold Gas, you do not get any return on your money. You bet on the price of Gas increasing at a faster rate than the price of Neo, so you hold Gas. From my point of view, the price of Neo will grow faster or at the same rate as Gas, so I'm going to keep selling my Gas for Neo.
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I speak highly of Cardano for long-term investment. It is founded by the co-founder of Ethereum, Charles Hoskinson, and has been developed to compete directly with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Cardano's blockchain is similar to Ethereum's mirroring the fact that decentralised applications (DAPS), and smart contracts can be built on the blockchain.
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I think you should watch "Blissfully Yours". "Blissfully Yours" is worth watching, because it’s one of the few films that tackle the grim reality of Myanmarese immigrants struggling in Northern Thailand, while framing it within a slow-moving narrative that showcases the dreamlike beauty of the mountainous border region between Myanmar and Thailand. The stark contrast between the two running plot points makes for a film that tries to be more of an experience than a story.
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I think you should invest in Verge. Anyone who analyzes cryptocurrency exchange data will see that there has been a recent upsurge in interest in privacy orientated altcoins. What is more, this is because privacy altcoin offerings like Verge, aren’t about helping people launder money or engage in other nefarious activities. Instead, privacy is simply key when it comes to better overall cryptocurrency wallet security.
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Honestly, I speak highly of NEO. The consensus method that is used by NEO is something called Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance. The explanation of exactly what it is is quite involved, and you can read up more, but the key point to understand is that it is able to prevent code forks. This is no doubt a positive for the NEO stakeholders. Although code forks result in more than one coin and blockchain, they are sometimes contentious and can impact on the long term prospects of both forked coins.
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Bitcoins’ ownership address can only be changed by the owner. No one can steal Bitcoins unless they have physical access to a user’s computer, and they send the bitcoins to their account. Unlike convential currency systems, where only a few authentication details are required to gain access to finances, this system requires physical access, which makes it much harder to steal.
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