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Are you planning to do any bounty as well? You projects look like worth sharing on bitcointalk.
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Sounds cool! Are you also going to release a printed comic book?
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See: There Is No Escaping History. Fiat Currency Eventually Fails. Notice that this is a critique of fiat money -- not a critique of state-issued money under a gold/silver or other standard. Fiat money is a rare occurrence in modern history. (We live in strange times!) As we can see, the examples found by the author are a small number of short periods here and there. I have my own critique of gold/silver standards, but that's another issue. This is true but the big problem here is not that fiat currency fails but the terrible effects it has in the economy in general and in the economy of each person, when the fiat currency fails it tends to sink the country and everyone becomes poorer because of it and then you need to trust that the government is going to finally get it right when they issue a new currency. Yes, fiat money being not back by anything, lets governments off the leash and gives them an instrument to abuse, and it's not surprising that most of politicians do abuse it following their selfish goals. |
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Interestingly, people can adopt the technology very fast if circumstances favor it. We've already seen that how people in Zimbabwe, Venezuela and Turkey rushed into crypto when their national currencies began deteriorating. Imagine what will happen when the next economic crisis occurs.
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I think it's too early to bury the current king. The whole empire is devastated and it needs to be rebuilt first.
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When you invest in Ripple, you are basically just put the faith of your money in the hands of banks which stay behind it. Ripple is extremely centralized and as you cannot predict the behavior of its beneficiaries investing in it will simply be a lottery.
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Waves vs etheruem, I don't really see much debate about this two coins the two coins are top coins in crypto currency they are multi functional coins but both coin use different platforms, from my own point of view I think etheruem is preferable to waves, because most project uses the platform of etheruem to operate. I can only see waves as an alternative to etheruem, not a rival.
The point is that the majority of functions Waves has on offer are already available on Ethereum. The only thing waves can boast is a decentralized exchanged, but its turnover is not that high. |
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Of course Bitcoin. How can you believe in such centralized currency like ripple? Bitcoin has many problems but it's still better then investing in banks' centralized currency
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Hardly any thread contains info that Ethereum is the best. Why do you think so? Just because it's the only coin you know? Try to discover others like eos and tezos
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Why everyone love Ethereum so much??? It is not decentralized as buterin can fork Ethereum at any time he wants. Also, eth has so much problem with gas cost.
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In my opinion, only few of them will rise because most ICOs won't deliver any product at all. So I just sold most of my ICOs tokens
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Actually, no because I was buying crypto in summer 2018. So nowadays I have some percent of profit. But I will quit when Ethereum costs 800
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In fact there is no any particular reason for joining the crypto. But it is a kind of hype thing, first of all, and also it is a kind of a new way of earning. What is more is an absolutely new thing speaking about technology and fundamental idea itself.
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As for me, I learned that it's better to study everything carefully before beginning anything. So, crypto is a new stuff and it has lots of new features and as a consequence many risks.
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In fact, I think it's true. Permanent earnings are definitely not about investing in crypto. Such income in the market, by definition, can not be regular.
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Well, it depends on the sources you believe. Everyone will write different opinions and reasons, but as for me I'd rather buy BTC, and I trust it more.
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I strongly support this position, but I have that point that the question of safety is still open and we still do not have that perfectly working on-line system everywhere.
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Sure it is dangerous. But only in a sense that there is higher probability to lose money in a small period of time. Otherwise, most governments are afraid of it just because of lack of controlling ability.
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Oh, I am so agree with you here. My point is if you decided to enter the crypto market then you automatically accepted all the risks connected to it. So, it is normal to meet different stages of changing the price.
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I have quite similar situation. But I am not going to give up investing in the crypto market. I just understand that now is the time for waiting and also the right time for buying some more crypto currency.
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