I'd say just try to get used to the fact that the measurement of time is a man made concept. Try to focus less on the minutes, start trying to gauge time by events, experiences, or different activities. You'll be a lot less stressed too I'd bet.

"The largest U.S. cryptocurrency operator, Coinbase, estimates $20 billion worth of crypto is sidelined until custody solutions make sense. Sam McIngvale, who’s leading the Coinbase Custody project, believes that crypto assets will flow into custody services once they become readily available."

Does anyone here have an opinion custody solutions in this space? From what I can tell they're relatively new. Sounds like a good way to draw people in and hopeful can lead to some widespread adoption. Citigroup is even going to start offering them to investors. I'd like to hear some opinions from anyone, well versed in these solutions or not.


Source for the quote:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelwolfson/2018/09/20/custodial-solutions-are-latest-innovation-in-cryptocurrency-ecosystem-as-seen-by-coinbase-and-others/#5da0252e171c

Absolutely not.

Interesting article detailing the latest in what industry leaders spend their time doing. Unsurprisingly McAfee with another insane prediction. Don't get me wrong, I'd live to see BTC at one million by 2020, but come on dude. Also Jimmy Song and Roger Ver arguing over who knows what.

https://www.coinspeaker.com/2018/09/17/coinsbanks-euro-cruise-big-names-in-bitcoin-fight-over-a-hard-fork/#

You're probably sick, but you should also try to drink a lot of water if you don't already.

Drink coffee and a lot of water.

Of course they are, but the Zodiac Killer is real.

I think he or she will either one day want some of the action and show up unannounced, or remain in hiding forever.

To hold and not make any gains it seems like.

I really do think they will be the future as far as ground transportation for most of the population. Fossil fuel is going out the door, we just need to more adoption by both consumers and regulators. That's when we'll actually see the industry pick up.

Most definitely not. I think it can remedy certain aspects of life related to poverty, but poverty is inherently related to much more complicated issues.

I don't think the general concepts are that hard to understand given you have a decent explanation. I think people are really confused because they have such a strong association with fiat and they may be wary of something new that could completely change that.

I'd bet that it will go up and down a bit, but hopefully we'll see a big spike before October.

Damn, mining with free electricity, now that's the move. Hopefully it stays that way.