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I'm really curious to see if everyone believes in stablecoins. To name some, there is Tether, Havven, Basis, and Makerdao. Which one is your favorite? Mine is personally Havven.
Sometimes it feels like I'm the only one rooting for stablecoins. I think they're truly the way to mass adoption.
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Great interview and insight into the current stablecoin situation with one of my favorite youtubers, the crypto lark. He interviews the CEO of Havven and I thought this brought a really good perspective to the crypto realm in regards to stablecoins: https://youtu.be/oSuhs041Cs0What are your favorite stablecoins??
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Heard a rumor that facebook was thinking about launching their own crypto. What do you guys think about this?
Would also love your feedback on Algebraix. App that keeps your data private and pays you to watch ads. how do you think they will measure up to the advertising giants like facebook and google?
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Algebraix has a live AMA on their telegram with their technical product manager at 12pm PST today: https://t.me/Algebraix_DataSaw that they mentioned there will be a big announcement too
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holy cow I remember following havven back in march when they had their ico and I thought it would take months for them to roll something out. after revisiting the project, they launched eUSD on the mainnet and now have a store where you can use eUSD to buy stuff. What do you guys htink about stablecoins? I think they're the way to mass adoption. https://blog.havven.io/the-havven-estore-is-live-1f6545a3f635
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I really think the future of blockchain tech will be DAG (directed acyclic graphs). In short, this is what DAG tech is: "In mathematics and computer science, a directed acyclic graph, is a finite directed graph with no directed cycles. It consists of finitely many vertices and edges, with each edge directed from one vertex to another, such that there is no way to start at any vertex v and follow a consistently-directed sequence of edges that eventually loops back to v again. A DAG is a directed graph that has a topological ordering, a sequence of the vertices such that every edge is directed from earlier to later in the sequence." Article: https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2018/02/blockchain-3-0-with-directed-acyclic-graphs-dag-for-ten-of-thousands-of-transactions-per-second.htmlAdvantages include quick transactions, no mining required, and can handle small payments. I've been getting into projects that include DAG networks such as IoT Chain because I truly believe the future of blockchain will be DAG. Thoughts??
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We have big companies like Uber and Airbnb as big, centralized entities. What if blockchain were involved? "There are already over 1174 listed cryptocurrencies on CoinMarketCap as of October 2017 and that number grows every week (1). And while the vast potential of blockchain technology is known in the ‘crypto’ world, many people do not necessarily appreciate the potential that this technology has to completely disrupt longstanding companies and institutions throughout the world. This becomes doubly true when talking about sharing economy services like Uber and Airbnb — the distributed ledger that is the blockchain is well-suited to take over the types of transactions that happen within these services. I fully expect blockchain technology to create a better, less-costly, more transparent, decentralized versions of these sharing economy services in the coming years. There are several new kids on the block(chain) already poised to do just this. One pertinent example is The Bee Token, which aims to innovate the short-term housing rental space and put more power in the hands of the renters and guests by utilizing the blockchain." Here's the full article: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/59e52b47e4b04e9111a3e442Also, any thoughts on the bee token? They are disrupting Airbnb with blockchain and zero commissions.
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Up and coming blockchain/token I read about today in Venturebeat: https://venturebeat.com/2017/10/24/cybermiles-raises-millions-in-pre-ico-private-stage-investment-opportunity/From what I read, this is what they're about: - They partnered with 5miles the app to integrate it there where they have 12 million users
- Optimized for ecommerce and marketplace applications by using smart contracts
- Support tens of thousans of transactions per second
- Planning on commercializing the blockchain to businesses
- Community regulated ecosystem where there are sellers, buyers, and arbiters (people that are paid to solve disputes)
The chief scientist also put out a chart that compared them to ethereum: https://medium.com/cybermiles/cmt-vs-eth-c7eea2b03632What does everyone think? I'm only 75% through the whitepaper and it looks very promising.
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[/b]The Blackphone is a smartphone developed by SGP Technologies, that will provide encryption for phone calls, emails, texts, and internet browsing. SGP Technologies is a joint venture between the makers of GeeksPhone, and Silent Circle. Blackphone provides internet access through VPN.[3] The phone runs a modified version of Android called PrivatOS, forked from Android 4.4.2, that comes with a bundle of security-minded tool
It comes in a sealed box.Never opened.You pay in BTC so nobody will have a record you own this phone.
Only one avaliable.
1.5 BTC
Shipping free within USA.
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Will pay cash. SF,Chicago -10BTC min Everywhere in US - 30 BTC min I have very good feedback on Localbitcoins. Please PM
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Думаю наладить экспорт 
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