Bitcoin is not going to delete anything. For the foreseeable future both monetary systems are going to exist side-by-side until there is a gradual transition towards blockchain based currencies. This doesn't necessarily mean it will be Bitcoin specifically that wins the future of currencies, but something based on blockchain technology.

In fact, the first is rarely the one that dominates the market, so it's likely that something will come along to overthrow it unless BTC forks several times to keep up with the pace of change.

Bitcoin is not going to delete anything. For the foreseeable future both monetary systems are going to exist side-by-side until there is a gradual transition towards blockchain based currencies. This doesn't necessarily mean it will be Bitcoin specifically that wins the future of currencies, but something based on blockchain technology.

In fact, the first is rarely the one that dominates the market, so it's likely that something will come along to overthrow it unless BTC forks several times to keep up with the pace of change.

This is definitely not the first time cryptocurrency has been used on the sports industry, but it is probably the first time the athletes have actually been paid in bitcoin. No sure how many of them actually agreed to this decision, but I guess they had no choice in the end, trying to grab those news headlines at all costs.

I am currently working with an ICO called Bitgoals that will be working in-depth with the sporting industry, in fact they have recently been sponsoring a few international football matches, check em out on Google to learn more if you’re interested.

Definitely not carnado, I don’t invest in anything that sounds like tornado, that’s just asking to get rekt, plus I don’t invest in cryptos that don’t exist… Cardano on the other hand is a nice investment option. However, out of all of these I’d have to see Neo.

Neo definitely has the most technically proficient community out of all of these coins as far as I’m aware (being the Chinese ETH). It also offers a number of features and smart contracting functionality that may simply be impossible on the other platforms, like NeoFS and more. I think that it has the best potential for globalization and ROI in future.

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As soon as you see an Airdrop offering $1800 in value, you might as well just replace <value> with <insert shitcoin here>

Such a "high value" airdrop is just asking for a complete dump after distribution, even worse than often happens with some bounties.

After a quick search of your project, I have found that it meets the criteria of <shitcoin>

Not everybody buys altcoins for speculative purposes, sometimes they actually believe in the value proposition of the product and hence want to see that product realized through the contributions. It's definitely a hard time for altcoins in terms of trading and ROI right now, but that doesn't mean that all those funded ICOs are going to produce nothing of value. Very few ICOs operate for the sole purpose of generating revenue for their users, they actually have utility functions that are not measured in profit.

For me the number one thing is no bots. I know a lot of exchanges like to tout their automation features as some kind of great feature, but nobody likes being sniped out by a bot, it's just irritating to the non-specialists. I can understand if the majority of the volume will be handled by bots, then it's fair game, but letting them both operate on the same platform is just stupid. Right now I stick with Binance due to the low fees, good customer support and high quality pair availability.

ETFs aren't anywhere near being approved as far as I can see, the SEC has been delaying all ETF decisions for as long as they possibly can, before finally rejecting them for some reason or other on the last date, probably because they can't be bothered to do the actual work of proposing legislation for them. However, if and when ETFs are finally added (closer to when the volatility issue and market manipulation is resolved) then we will almost certainly see an astronomical spike in value, possible more than ten fold.

Horse shit, there's always somebody expecting something or other for bitcoin, all based on faulty analysis of similar markets or previous trends in the cryptocurrency market. The truth is, nobody knows what Bitcoin is going to do in the long term, we can only assume the trend will be towards globalization, increased use and hence increased value, but the number of hurdles to get to that point is unknown. This is not going to be a steady road, that's for sure. I think the only thing we can truly say, is that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are very likely to reach and surpass their ATH at SOME POINT in the future.

Recovering accounts must be extremely low on the priority list of Theymos, they know that either way you'll have to create a new account and continue using the forum, so what is the actual benefit to them spending their time recovering your account? What is the net benefit for the forum? Nothing. As far as I've seen it, accounts are only recovered when a high profile person gets hacked, or when the community kicks up a fuss about it, for low level or random users, you are just waiting your time.

Cryptocurrencies are irrelevant for countries with unstable governments and economies, they won't be the magic bullet that makes everything alright! In fact, the central bank of Iran has already banned cryptocurrencies, so in reality, they're only trying to create a cryptocurrency that their authoritarian government can completely control, probably not something that the people actually want.

Many bounties will add additional rewards if they're extended, so it's not always the case that the longer the bounty, the lower the rewards for each person. Also, you tend to find that the number of applications reduces over time, so that the longest running bounties tend to have very few people still applying towards the later months, meaning that the pool is not diluted as much as you might think.

For the most part however, you will likely get less rewards per unit time the longer the bounty runs, unless it's a bounty with a huge allocation.

Fiat currencies definitely aren't necessary, there is an increasing trend towards digitization of currency, and blockchain based currencies are just the next generation of this. The problem is that Bitcoin came out, and everybody treated it as the successor to fiat currency, rather than an incremental improvement on digital currencies such as Paypal and Skrill. I think that if Bitcoin was never invented, but somebody like Paypal had implemented a blockchain technology first, then we wouldn't be in the rivalry scenario that we're in now.

Can you give us more information about how much you consider to be a steal? I may be interested, but I'd only offer a ridiculous amount.

Do you really think that moderators have the time to be leaving everybody trust? How would they know which deals people were involved in, and hence deserving of trust, or will people need to post a trust application thread for every successful deal or transaction? Moderators have to deal with the hordes of bots, shitposters and trolls here on this forum, I really don't think such a minor feature of the forum should be handled by the moderators. If anything, there should just be more DT members, allowing trust to be spread more efficiently, rather than having the select few who interact with DT members be seen as trustworthy.

What makes you think that idiots posting broken English comments about Ethereum have any effect on the Ethereum market at all? I don't think many whales or those who have large holdings of Ethereum would be swayed by the mindless babbling of a bunch of newbie and Jr. members, they are almost all quite obvious with their agenda, and so overlooked immediately.

I'm not even sure there is such a mass negative FUD campaign going on right now, it could just be genuine mindless idiots.

How would you suggest A.I. can be implemented into the TAU blockchain? Suggestions are always welcome.

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