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View from an attorney Drew Hinkes, an adjunct professor at NYU Law and Athena Blockchain general counsel, pointed out to Decrypt that the statement merely confirms Clayton’s position, not that of the Commission. “Clayton’s statement is a staff member’s statement agreeing with a prior staff member’s public statement,” he said. “Although there is political capital necessary to make these public statements, they do not create or establish the law for these topics.” Hinkes added that the statement does at least confirm that there is a system of “internal analysis used by the regulator when considering the status of certain instruments.” Yet this is “not as useful as guidance, rulemaking, a regulation, or a law would be for issuers” and leaves startups—and their lawyers—“unclear as to whether offerings should be structured around these comments.” In other words, we’re still in the dark. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
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March 14, 2019, 12:28:41 AM |
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However, until now it was never fully clear whether Hinman was communicating official SEC policy or his own personal views. Previously, Clayton had said that he did not consider Bitcoin a security, but he had declined to address other assets, including Ethereum. The distinction is crucial. A securities classification would have likely seen Ethereum booted from US cryptocurrency exchanges, and the SEC previously warned that exchanges that list illegal securities could themselves faces repercussions. This increased regulatory clarity could further help spur institutional adoption, as questions surrounding cryptocurrencies’ legal status has been identified as one of several roadblocks to convincing more institutions to become active in the crypto space. I like this picture. He is the central figure in all this. How can one man have so much power. Everybody is listening to him as if he were god.
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
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March 14, 2019, 02:22:45 AM |
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Very good project with a remarkable concept. i wish the best for the project
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March 14, 2019, 02:35:30 AM |
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Now that Samsung included the blockchain wallet in their phone do you apple will follow and release iCrypto?
Im interesting: how many Samsung users worldwide? I mean, how many people should buy Samsung S10? This really might bring popularity to crypto? Market share for Samsung sure is a wide thing if we are describing on how large they have worldwide. Think of a news and on how it can move the market and with this application and inclusion to their mobile which gives the users idea that crypto isn't just all about the bad things that these people have heard from the people who love to spread FUD.
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March 14, 2019, 04:49:26 AM |
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Now that Samsung included the blockchain wallet in their phone do you apple will follow and release iCrypto?
Im interesting: how many Samsung users worldwide? I mean, how many people should buy Samsung S10? This really might bring popularity to crypto? There are lots of Samsung users worldwide. According to an article, I read the company is expecting to sell more than 20M units of S10.
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March 14, 2019, 05:21:17 AM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
You should stick with Hardware Wallets like Tezor or Ledger to store your ETH, if you find other ETH wallets unsafe. I too think there are not much of decent wallets for holding ETH and at the same time keeping the funds safe.
If you are specifically finding a online wallet to hold ETH, I would recommend using Blockchain wallet at the best as it already supports ETH.
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March 14, 2019, 10:53:07 AM |
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I like Eth it has amazing Team and development. Hoping the next update soon
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March 14, 2019, 10:57:33 AM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
You should stick with Hardware Wallets like Tezor or Ledger to store your ETH, if you find other ETH wallets unsafe. I too think there are not much of decent wallets for holding ETH and at the same time keeping the funds safe.
If you are specifically finding a online wallet to hold ETH, I would recommend using Blockchain wallet at the best as it already supports ETH. show me a wallet i can load my json file into (apart from myetherwallet, or command line parity), i cant load erc20 tokens onto a trezor or ledger.
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March 14, 2019, 11:41:14 AM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
You should stick with Hardware Wallets like Tezor or Ledger to store your ETH, if you find other ETH wallets unsafe. I too think there are not much of decent wallets for holding ETH and at the same time keeping the funds safe.
If you are specifically finding a online wallet to hold ETH, I would recommend using Blockchain wallet at the best as it already supports ETH. show me a wallet i can load my json file into (apart from myetherwallet, or command line parity), i cant load erc20 tokens onto a trezor or ledger. What is the problem to use MEW for this purpose I didn't understand about your concern to use that wallet. MEW is being used among the ETH community from a long time?
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March 14, 2019, 11:46:57 AM |
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Until now ethereum.is one of an establish altcoin crypto in the market. I do believe in this coin and probably it has more trading number of transactions compared to bitcoin though it consist only of few.amounts per trade if compare to bitcoin. As we all know that other investors made huge transaction with btc so and to which we could see how great is the coin market cap.
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March 14, 2019, 11:48:19 AM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
You should stick with Hardware Wallets like Tezor or Ledger to store your ETH, if you find other ETH wallets unsafe. I too think there are not much of decent wallets for holding ETH and at the same time keeping the funds safe.
If you are specifically finding a online wallet to hold ETH, I would recommend using Blockchain wallet at the best as it already supports ETH. show me a wallet i can load my json file into (apart from myetherwallet, or command line parity), i cant load erc20 tokens onto a trezor or ledger. What is the problem to use MEW for this purpose I didn't understand about your concern to use that wallet. MEW is being used among the ETH community from a long time? mew themselves state its not advised to type your private key into their site, has been reports of them being compromised in the past. surely with such an advanced currency this is not such a big ask?
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March 14, 2019, 12:23:53 PM |
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Ethereum is growing more solid from last 3 months as compare with any other coin and still sitting on 2nd position. I think this is good achievement for this coin and still it has big space available if we will see this in wider scenario than it is very safe investment for bright future.
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March 14, 2019, 01:00:14 PM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
You should stick with Hardware Wallets like Tezor or Ledger to store your ETH, if you find other ETH wallets unsafe. I too think there are not much of decent wallets for holding ETH and at the same time keeping the funds safe.
If you are specifically finding a online wallet to hold ETH, I would recommend using Blockchain wallet at the best as it already supports ETH. show me a wallet i can load my json file into (apart from myetherwallet, or command line parity), i cant load erc20 tokens onto a trezor or ledger. Wait, what? Ofcourse you can use your ERC20 tokens with Ledger! I know because I'm using one! Ledger Live (the wallet's software suite) might not have a dedicated screen for the ERC20 tokens, but you can add any token in MetaMask and then link your Ledger with MetaMask. It's totally safe because whatever transaction you request from MetaMask's interface will need to be internally signed from your hardware wallet, your private keys never leave your hardware by design. You can also use MyEtherWallet with your Ledger, after MEW loads your wallet it'll find all (most?) of your tokens and if anything is missing you can add it manually using the token's address. From reading your post, I understood that you though you can't connect Ledger to MyEtherWallet, sorry if I misunderstood something.
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Ethereum Co-Founder Joseph Lubin: Blockchain Can Benefit Artists, Journalists : “I think artists in the music industry on average capture about 11 or 12 percent of the value in the industry and those big record companies are sucking up 70 or so percent. We can replace those record companies with smart contracts on the Ethereum platform.” In regard to journalism, Lubin said that blockchain-driven platforms like Civil could help the “gutted” journalism industry to deliver content directly to the consumer and “return ethics to journalism.” Lubin said that a platform like Civil allows newsrooms to form a code of ethics and stake that security bond on the platform: ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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March 14, 2019, 01:14:42 PM |
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The tour will start March 26 in San Francisco and continue across the US.On March 6, the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Strategic Hub for Innovation and Financial Technology (FinHub) announced it will be traveling the country and conducting face-to-face meetings with FinTech startups and entrepreneurs. According to the SEC's announcement, the first meetings will be held in the SEC offices in San Francisco. After this, the FinHub staff will travel nationwide to facilitate "local peer-to-peer" meetings in which members of the FinTech community will have the chance to ask SEC representatives questions about regulations, projects, or any concerns. Participants can also discuss wide-ranging issues or even provide the SEC with a presentation about the projects they are working on. The meetings will begin on March 26, 2019. Interested parties are required to fill out a request form and can also upload any pertinent information about their company or projects, such as white papers, research material, or presentations.
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March 14, 2019, 10:06:21 PM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
There is only one. Infura is the only wallet service provider because nobody else is willing to host 2TB full blockchain node. Ethereum is iEthereum now (the "i" comes from Infura). Infura is hosted on AWS. If Amazon decides to shutdown Infura this is the end of Ethereum. And all of you are waiting the price will go up? What for?
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March 14, 2019, 10:13:49 PM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
There is only one. Infura is the only wallet service provider because nobody else is willing to host 2TB full blockchain node. Ethereum is iEthereum now (the "i" comes from Infura). Infura is hosted on AWS. If Amazon decides to shutdown Infura this is the end of Ethereum. And all of you are waiting the price will go up? What for? How do you know most Ethereum Full nodes is installed on Infura ?? Could you give us any confirmation of your statements? Thanks
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March 14, 2019, 10:17:18 PM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
There is only one. Infura is the only wallet service provider because nobody else is willing to host 2TB full blockchain node. Ethereum is iEthereum now (the "i" comes from Infura). Infura is hosted on AWS. If Amazon decides to shutdown Infura this is the end of Ethereum. And all of you are waiting the price will go up? What for? According to BitInfoCharts.com, the Ethereum blockchain size is 181.65 GB at the time of writing, representing the total size of all block headers and transactions. Also, there is a concept in Ethereum called “pruning”, which means that you don't have to download the entire blockchain to be a full node. and you get some shit from somewhere.?? And almost all the blockchain like bitcoin, Bcash are above 150 gb
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March 14, 2019, 10:22:48 PM |
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still looking for a decent ethereum wallet?
There is only one. Infura is the only wallet service provider because nobody else is willing to host 2TB full blockchain node. Ethereum is iEthereum now (the "i" comes from Infura). Infura is hosted on AWS. If Amazon decides to shutdown Infura this is the end of Ethereum. And all of you are waiting the price will go up? What for? How do you know most Ethereum Full nodes is installed on Infura ?? Could you give us any confirmation of your statements? Thanks It is worse than that. There is no such thing as "ethereum full nodes installed on Infura". There is only one full node. Most ethereum enterprise businesses including exchanges are using Infura APIs to send and receive ethers. Even Vitalik's foundation doesn't run full node! https://blog.blockcypher.com/ethereum-woes-d9b2af62da67
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