I've got a question regarding Ethereum in general.
Let's say ETH falls apart with it's price.
How does it affect coins which are based on Ethereum? Do they also take some damage or something?
How they're connected with each other if at all?
Another thing is - I've read somewhere that ETH founder (Vitalik Buterin) can wipe all of your ETH with one command or something like that. Is it some meme or is it actually true?
Vitalik Buterin and The Ethereum Foundation have 70,000,000 ETH (77% of capitalisation) Yes, he can sold it and finish the comedy. This is also true for Ethereum Classic. You want Ethereum-based coins? Have Expanse coin: https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_expsame performance for low cost, only $3 now Here are some boring numbers:  |
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It still selling good, but not so much  |
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These themes can be anything from a popular media figure, to a drug, a charity or any popular concept. Ethereum has no doubt made its mark and is the 2nd best crypto currency after bitcoins.
---> Pajeet make 100,000,000,000 coins
Pajeet sell 1 coin for $1 to hes brother Pansun
Now we have $100,000,000,000 capitalisation
WOW!!!
Market caps are relevant but only if the coin is actively bought and sold (and hopefully used) Then Pansun and Pajeet start to sell Pajeet`s coin for low price $0.01 to everebody 100 coins for $1, next week it well cost $0.015 ! Buy it now! |
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ETH was one of the first coins that I remember that played with the possibilities and, at least appeared to, attempted to address some of the concerns that people had with Bitcoin. Whether scam or not, ETH made people and coders think and push harder for new things that can be accomplished in the crypto world.
Before ETH was Next (NXT), Ethereum just copy of NXT with better marketing |
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New support staff from moderators have to many rights on getting information. It the problem.
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ETH and a few others hit upon other aspects of Bitcoin and whether this was used to steal or not, they opened the door for other advances. Bitcoin, the blockchain and the entire system is filled with opportunities for things like smart contracts, side chains, long and short term reward structures and many other things.
Why not Expanse? https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_expExpanse do the same what do ETH (same source code) but cost only $3 now |
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Pajeet make 100,000,000,000 coins
Pajeet sell 1 coin for $1 to hes brother Pansun
Now we have $100,000,000,000 capitalisation
WOW!!!
Market caps are relevant but only if the coin is actively bought and sold (and hopefully used) Then Pansun and Pajeet start to sell Pajeet`s coin for low price $0.01 to everebody 100 coins for $1, next week it well cost $0.015 ! Buy it now! |
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Welcome to THE SYSTEM  |
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BITCOIN is actualy the new Paypal in the world
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1. Dont have subdomens support for TOR.
2. Heavy, ugly, hard to install and use.
Obvious troll is obvious, thanks for confirming. I won't be engaging with you further; I suggest that you go find a scamcoin to develop for. Im just right. |
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Pajeet make 100,000,000,000 coins
Pajeet sell 1 coin for $1 to hes brother Pansun
Now we have $100,000,000,000 capitalisation
WOW!!!
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No this is not the launch of an alt with Tor, that's been done, but the question is whether anyone knows what the first altcoin with integrated Tor connection?
I'm trying to find the commit history for Tor integration but can only find alts with code dumps as their first commit.
namecoin https://github.com/zkv1v/tor_namecoin_dns_sock5 |
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Yep, i agree with you, ETH is a project with very good technology platform but is not optimal all
ETH is a project with very good technology of lie. Expanse https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_exp have same technology but cost $3 |
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Hello im from europe and i would like to know a place where i can safely buy few altcoins, concretelly Etherum, Etherum Classic, (maybe) Litecoin and Monero (thats probably all probably). Ideally cheap (and with cash usd/eur but i think thats not possible).
What online exchange would you recommend me (as an european)?
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extremely difficult to prove if the ETH is a big liar
Just read the 1st post. |
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