Probably not but maybe write them down in a notepad  .

BTC seems to be going above $800 but we'll see what happens after Sunday with the Italy vote, if No wins Bitcoin will continue to rally but it won't last long. I'm not selling Bitcoin just yet, just waiting to hit $800. No adoption, no development, same issues, block fulls, confirmation times, it will dump because it's all short term speculation based on nothing. Of course it will still be king but same thing happened with the halvening. A fair price to close out the year would be around $650-700 tops.

ETH is already recovering a little bit, I think you could've bought that red line to 950k,...I admit I picked some, to me that's the trendline before the Dao and I couldn't help myself. Like many we are all waiting to get ETH at $3-5. I suspect we will never see that, not even in a flash crash but stranger things have happened.

I'm not shorting ETH at these prices really, too risky, the money was already made shorting it from above 0.02...now the tide will change. Bitcoin will touch $800 (even $820-850) and then dump, mark my words. ETH can still go to 600-800k during this time.

Well it was hit on all fronts, dao, attacks, hacks, forks...I think if it hits $7 it would be a good time to start buying if you are not already accumulating already. The reason is that this is the long trendline from before the DAO. Yes it can go to $5-6 depending on BTC rally but to me that's a steal. It all comes down to long term potential and BTC can't be the only blockchain ruling the world, they complement each other perfectly and the market will eventually react to that.

Plus, BTC will be dumping soon, not sure what's the top but we are very close, when that happen you will see ETH shorts getting rekt and the bounce will be epic to 150k and above (it could still come down after that though).

Los Angeles Clippers 95 @ Cleveland Cavaliers 104

HT: Arsenal 0 - 0 Southampton
FT: Arsenal 0 - 0 Southampton

It's been a month now and I can't access my ans anywhere, Mac or Android. Android wallet never moves from 0% sync. On my mac I've tried both Safari and Chrome, they both sync to 100% but nothing happens after that, can't see any wallet, send, receive, nothing.

I don't have access to a windows machine so I guess I'm out of luck.

R3CEV is more Hyperledger/IBM related as far as I know, Ethereum is backed by other single companies like Reuters, JP Morgan, Santander and Microsoft. They have been collaborating but R3CEV doesn't have much to do with the EF.

HT Inter 0 v 0 Fiorentina
FT Inter 0 v 0 Fiorentina

That if it's succesful, I mean if it generates a decent amount of income. Now if it really becomes profitable let's say like Poloniex or eToro, well then that would be another story.

Lol no, dividends will take a lot of time but that figure it's just crazy, more like 0.01 ETH per 1000 ICN and that is a very optimistic scenario. This depends on current ETH price of course. We are all speculating, there's no way we could know exactly how it will all pan out but 1 ETH per 1000 ICN at the current prices would need 1 ICN prices to be above $1-2 at least just based on ROI.

Exactly that's what I meant, in a very pessimistic scenario inflation would be 6% per year, that's nothing and would take 10 years for Factom to double its supply. You see Dash and Monero having a 3 or 4 times Factom marketcap with more supply and that's just plain ridiculous.

I would understand some caution if Factom would have a crazy inflation rate similar to Steem, but this is not the case at all and we are talking about the worst case scenario. The best case scenario is deflationary!

People are freaking out like if come M3 the inflation rate of Factoids was completely insane, it's around 10% per year if no EC are burnt at all (which basically means there's no project). So I would say a 5-6% is a pessimistic projection. With those numbers in mind and if they don't change, Factom would double its supply in around 10 years. 16-20 millions coins by 2025 is that crazy in terms of fear of inflation?

Maybe I'm missing something.

I can't seem to get any wallet to sync or work. I can't access a Windows computer, so far the wallet doesn't sync on Mac (both Safari and Chrome) or Android app.

I don't think there's a fundamental reason on the drop per se, at least long term, it's just a very bearish trend with no actual good news (and plenty of "bad"). Everybody wants it "cheap", we all know there are a lot of smart devs working on it, perhaps the best in the world and there is a lot of interest from huge companies, not just nods but they are actually working together (JP Morgan, Microsoft, Reuters). Not to mention the endless tokens and startups that compose Eth ecosystem.

But short term, unless there are some very good news to reverse it. I agree this is all for the better if Ethereum wants to succeed eventually. Forks are just like system updates for them and they are trying to ironing all bugs out before moving forward. Fundamentally different from Bitcoin but both blockchains could just be the future and not opposites, they definitely complement each other. We can't rely on only one.

It seems that way, this last issue was just too much for the market really, fork after fork, attack after attack. Yes it all remains the same and they work out every one of them but it's getting tired with no real good news in the horizon. Bitcoin is also dumping, if it was close to $800 the price of Ether would be around those levels already if not below.

Ad revenue would be so little to sustain Steem or SBD price that it's not worth the inconvenience for the users. Also these users are basically the owners of the platform and content creatores, so I'm not sure who will benefit for showing ads there or what type.

The real problem with Steemit is that their content quality is pathetic compared to Facebook, Reddit, Medium, etc. If the content was superior and it had actual demand from the mainstream like the previously mentioned I could see how "blogging is the new mining" could work and justify the crazy inflation model. But as you have it now you are basically throwing money to keep a endless hyperinflation scheme running.

I think this is the year they can go all the way if they don't have internal issues or injuries. They already accumulated a lot of experience in the last seasons and even beaten the Spurs. If they can match up against the Warriors (which I think would have to be really lucky to avoid any injury to their stars) they can make it to the NBA Finals for the first time ever I think.

I don't know if it's luck or fate or the stars align but we all go through phases when one seems stoppable, entering a zone like in many sports where you can do no wrong. I think this also applies to gambling, sometimes you are just so focused and calling all shots and making all the right decisions that you think you are god. That's when you lose all your money haha!

Gambling is for entertainment purposes only and it's awesome at that, but if you want to make it something else you are gonna cry. Bet what you can afford to lose and have some fun.

San Antonio is playing just good enough, I think we can all agree they are underachieving so far, they seem to lack punch and they really don't scare anybody. With that being said they are always a team you have to respect, it has a deep roster and plenty of experienced players. I don't think they will be able to beat either the Warriors or even the Clippers come the finals but I'm sure they will create some problems for them.

For this particular game, the Celtics have Horford back playing great and they will bring their A game. I would say that if you are feeling lucky go with the Celtics.

I understand what you are saying and it's definitely a possibility but don't be so close minded. Another possibility can also happen and even these two services/blockchains could rule together (it would be actually much safer than depend on a single one...). For Bitcoin to do what you said it needs to improve and change a lot of things, starting with their core team and vision.

Bitcoin is far from a panacea itself, who created it? Who is still holding 1m BTC? What about the centralized mining and many other power struggles? Ethereum aims to do something completely different and therefore yes, it's less decentralized (it still pretty much is, the hard fork was approved by a majority not by Vitaly himself).

I didn't mean to say that Ethereum will actually make Bitcoin obsolete, it's just a possibility if Bitcoin continues its stubbornness and idealism. Many just see the price and say it's all fine, but there are major problems still not being addressed and the whole thing can also collapse like a house of cards if not properly managed.