Found a stack of wallets from 2014, but I have no idea what coins they relate to (the fact that they aren't labelled probably means they are garbage though). Any painless ways of identifying these crypto's from the wallet.dat files alone? 

Fortune 250 company Dish Network has officially become a signing node on GoChain’s public network. This company has over $13 billion in revenue.

Jason Dekker CEO of GoChain said "There’s a lot more coming! We are just getting started...short term and longer term. Like I keep saying these big deals take time. And, there’s more behind all these announcements as well. The companies we are working with have massive plans and these deals will lead to greater Enterprise adoption with these named companies and others to come. These big companies are very very smart. They see what we are building and there’s a reason they want to work with us and build on our Protocol! There projects need speed, performance, low fees, and a team they can count on! Ask yourself this when you see the news come out that we release... why would these Fortune 500 companies be working with us? They know something about their future business projects and they’ve done due diligence on us. I’ll let u guys add it up. It will just become clearer and clearer..."

This is huge guys. Hold onto your hats, next stop the Moon 

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gochain-adds-dish-network-as-first-enterprise-node-signer-on-a-public-blockchain-300832135.html

[GoChain]

Nexo, GoChain, Quarkchain, Mainframe, Iotex, Odem, Digitex futures, Ontology, Holo, Zilliqa - Just the 3 for me.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1058345948483633153

We constantly read projects claiming 1+ million TPS, however what is the highest number delivered at mainnet without security issues? Please no testnet results, as that means squat.

As somebody who enjoys travelling to random locations I find it irritating that the airports around me only offer beach holidays (I have met countless people over the years that agree). It would be nice if somebody created a blockchain called CharterToken that allowed people to create travel locations from their local airports, that private charters could bid on when the number of travellers become viable to do so. This would obviously require a smart contract for payments and such forth, but I think the idea has legs. Has somebody already done something like this? I'm not a programmer or have influence or connections in the travel industry (otherwise I would have done this myself), therefore this is a request for somebody with the skills to get cracking (as the current process really annoys me). Make it happen please.

As somebody who enjoys travelling to random locations I find it irritating that the airports around me only offer beach holidays (I have met countless people over the years that agree). It would be nice if somebody created a blockchain that allowed people to create travel locations from their local airports, that private charters could bid on when the number of travellers become viable to do so. This would obviously require a smart contract for payments and such forth, but I think the idea has legs. Has somebody already done something like this? Any other ideas to share?  

Has anyone ever borrowed money to buy Bitcoin and then moved countries/declared bankruptcy? I knew an Australian that came over to the UK to do that and then returned home knowing that he wouldn't be chased for the debt (he seemed quite smug about it).

What is the minimum hash rate needed to meaningfully mine Bitcoin?

I have decided to convert most of my alt coins into BTC this week, therefore I needed to download the Wallet (no intention of leaving it in an exchange). After starting it 24 hours ago I still have 50 weeks to go. Do we think the average Joe on the street could be bothered with this? 

I had a wallet 2 years ago (before my PC died) and that took no time at all. This problem is only going to get worse over time.

Are these current falls really justified (is the news that serious)? Is this a case of market manipulation? I personally invested what I could afford to lose, therefore trolls have no effect on me (only invested in innovative coins that I believe have a future). Thoughts?

Has anybody created a list that shows the blockchain halving times for alt coins? Ideally I want to invest in coins were the blockchain halving times exceed 1 year (reduced chance of 51% attack, i.e. QuarkCoin future worries) and the percentage yearly maintenance is below 100%. MegaCoin appears to meet that criteria (26% annual maintenance and blockchain halves every 2 years), however I want to invest in 3/4 coins. Relatively new to cryptocoins therefore I apologise if this is a naive question. Any recommendations would be much appreciated (explaining why it has a future)? Cheers.