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- Bittrex has added the ADA/ETH pair (Cardano/Ethereum)
- What are the main differences between BCH and LTC?
- Etherparty and Polymath Combine Forces
- Bitnance just added ADA (Cardano). In case you're wondering why the price is going up like crazy, while everything else is going down. Cardano is doing everything right, very fast.
- SNOV.IO yet?
- ELI5: How is it that the price of a coin is less in BTC yet still more in USD
- Report on Stellar (XML) gives $.12 price target
- Can anybody come up with a solid proof that Coinbase always goes on maintenance at the most volatile fluctuation to control market?
- A place where I can trade both common and rare currencies?
- Log growth -vs- Crash history
- Could anyone explain me why GDAX EUR pairs trade 10% higher at the moment?
- Quick Cryptocurrency Overview: Cardano (ADA) - Should you invest?
- Chatbot meets the blockchain: The step by step guide to build your own crypto bot
- Paper trading site for cryptos?
- Individual Alt-coin 'dominance' index?
- Bitcoin 'Ought to Be Outlawed,' Economist Joseph Stiglitz Says
- Video Review - my favorite crypto news aggregator site... CryptoPanic!
- Monero - worth getting one?
- Looking for tips, resources and channels for trading
- Cofound.it Playoffs: 6 teams, 6 crowdsales - Live!
- BTC Recovery Forcast
- The Interconnection Problem - Which platform is best situated to solve it?
- If you were giving a child crypto for christmas which ones would you give?
- Should i buy alt coins with dollars or btc?
| Bittrex has added the ADA/ETH pair (Cardano/Ethereum) Posted: 30 Nov 2017 08:08 AM PST
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| What are the main differences between BCH and LTC? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 05:03 PM PST I understand both exist to solve the transaction speed problem of BTC, but how does each one approach it differently? Any insights on who would be more effective and why? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Etherparty and Polymath Combine Forces Posted: 30 Nov 2017 04:35 PM PST
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https://etherdelta.com/#0xbdc5bac39dbe132b1e030e898ae3830017d7d969-ETH [link] [comments]  | ||
| ELI5: How is it that the price of a coin is less in BTC yet still more in USD Posted: 30 Nov 2017 08:53 PM PST For example... in 2013 1 LTC was 0.033 BTC and $25 yet today LTC is 0.009 BTC yet $80 I understand that its because the value of Bitcoin was a lot lower... the price of ltc btc and usd have been correlated for the longest, What even happen in march 2017 that made it possible for the price of ltc in usd and usd and btc stop being correlated? but what I dont understand is how is that possible and more importantly, why is coinmarketcap.com saying LTC has increased in value when it has not.... it has decreased in value by over 90% or take lisk for example the USD price has been rough 7-13 for a long time yet the btc value has been in an never ending bear market. how can one stop loosing so much btc trading theses Alts... yet still keep the same usd amount lol [link] [comments]  | ||
| Report on Stellar (XML) gives $.12 price target Posted: 30 Nov 2017 04:33 PM PST
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| Posted: 30 Nov 2017 04:14 AM PST It's not the first time today and they literally do this in the middle of the fucking week every time. [link] [comments]  | ||
| A place where I can trade both common and rare currencies? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 07:30 PM PST Hi all, New to this world, did a bit of reading, decided on 6 currencies I want to invest in:
Some of these are very new/risky, but the major sites don't offer them. I looked at:
Ideally, I would like to have all my transactions centralized in a single site instead of being spread across multiple sites. Any suggestion? Thanks, Simo [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 30 Nov 2017 04:27 PM PST So the wall street "consensus" is that we are currently in the 4th Crypto bubble since 2009. Historically, they have popped within a month of the last period of 10x growth. Not every period of 10x growth has been followed by a "pop". We are currently on our fifth 10x cycle. This is certainly not predictive, as there is almost no correlations to the "pop" events and the market at large. Most of these were just random events that collapsed the market. The good news is that they have typically recovered within 3 years of deflating. If I had to guess, I'd say the next likely stress point would be either CME volume overstressing the market, or another exchange collapse (my bet is BitFinex). Source: https://99bitcoins.com/price-chart-history/ Update: Noted that not every 10x has a pop [link] [comments]  | ||
| Could anyone explain me why GDAX EUR pairs trade 10% higher at the moment? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 01:21 PM PST So actually I can buy a BTC for $9'571 from GDAX itself and instantly sell it in EUR for $10'391? ON THE SAME IDENTICAL PLATFORM What's this madness? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Quick Cryptocurrency Overview: Cardano (ADA) - Should you invest? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 06:11 AM PST
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| Chatbot meets the blockchain: The step by step guide to build your own crypto bot Posted: 30 Nov 2017 08:28 AM PST
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| Paper trading site for cryptos? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 06:52 PM PST Hi, I'm building a trading bot that links to the GDAX API but GDAX's sandbox is awful/not maintained so I can't use it to trade with real time data. I basically just want to make sure the orders I put in would be filled and what actual performance would be instead of just looking at the latest price data. Appreciate the help fellas [link] [comments]  | ||
| Individual Alt-coin 'dominance' index? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 05:45 AM PST Has anyone already made a chart that shows the percentages that all of the altcoins are of the total Crypto-market cap? Like the Bitcoin Dominance percentage as shown on coincap.io but for each individual coin. If not, one needs to be made :) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Bitcoin 'Ought to Be Outlawed,' Economist Joseph Stiglitz Says Posted: 29 Nov 2017 10:35 PM PST
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| Video Review - my favorite crypto news aggregator site... CryptoPanic! Posted: 30 Nov 2017 06:08 PM PST
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| Posted: 30 Nov 2017 12:53 AM PST I have just enough to get a Monero coin and wondered is it really worth just getting one of them? Do you guys estimate it will go well over 1k in the future similar to bitcoin or will its cap be about $1000. I like sound of monero just not sure its worth 1 when i could get a lot more IOTA or FUN coins which could potentially do a big rise over next few years [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for tips, resources and channels for trading Posted: 30 Nov 2017 07:19 AM PST I work from home and generally monitor the market throughout the day and have thought about setting aside 10% of my portfolio to trade between some of the main cryptos. Thinking just BTC/ETH to start with. I'm not greedy and only looking to increase what I trade by couple percent each week as that seems doable. At the moment I'm learning how to read trading charts and practicing with micro transactions. Can you guys recommend any tips or other resources that you like to use? Active channels that do this stuff would be great help as I can watch while I work. Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Cofound.it Playoffs: 6 teams, 6 crowdsales - Live! Posted: 30 Nov 2017 08:05 AM PST
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| Posted: 30 Nov 2017 07:07 AM PST https://www.tradingview.com/x/0jvLHQR5/ BTC I believe has seen a correction on the bullishness of CME news. Over the course of the next few days, I believe these new ATH have set new price targets for BTC institutional traders and hedge funds seeking to grab BTC before the price exceeds 10k as the future market will likely drive price to 20k-50k [link] [comments]  | ||
| The Interconnection Problem - Which platform is best situated to solve it? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 04:20 AM PST Also posting this on /r/CryptoCurrency - here. Seems to me that the next big crypto rise will be the blockchain that manages to address the interconnection problem (i.e. a chain that will allow for the exchange information between different blockchains). The crypto that manages to solve this and gain widespread adoption will blast right past our moon to planet moon Endor! From my research I've come across several platforms that are attempting to address this: EDIT: Not a block chain but another great solution: Obviously some fierce competition. Anyone have any thoughts on which of these platform(s) are most likely to succeed in this space? Why? Also do you know of any other contenders that I haven't listed here? Update: Thank you everyone for your contributions. Seems that out of this list the strongest contenders appear to be ARK and Blocknet. Also as pointed out by /u/ryano-ark, it has been noted that blockchains do not need to inject code into their blockchain for interoperability with ARK like I initially thought. Both seem to be great projects and I personally will be backing both. It would also be good to get some opinions from supporters of the other listed tokens, as so far the discussion has been biased towards Blocknet vs. Ark. [link] [comments]  | ||
| If you were giving a child crypto for christmas which ones would you give? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 10:57 AM PST Hoping she will have some college money once she's older. Maybe iota, monero, and ethereum? Looking for promising coins that could hopefully mature to a decent amount. I will be spending $100. Though I will also hold the private keys just in case the crypto crashes. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Should i buy alt coins with dollars or btc? Posted: 30 Nov 2017 12:40 PM PST Just wondering, is there any advantage in using one or another? There might be cases where the price in xbt is the same but the prices in dollars increases [link] [comments]  |
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Cost of "services" of intermediaries
ReplyDeleteIntermediaries have tightly entangled production chains. Today goods need to pass 5 to 10 intermediaries before reaching out to consumers.
At each stage, intermediaries charge fees for their “services”. Of course, some really do useful work: for instance, intermediaries find sale of products or solve legal issues. But the majority of agents does nothing useful; it only takes part in the production chains, hands products over and receives their percentage.
One of the most important problems facing modern society is reducing the number of useless intermediaries (ideally, excluding them entirely). Goods should not get worse and more expensive for the end user due to the fact that someone decided to earn by doing nothing.
In some cases, the percentage of products’ price that intermediaries take away can reach up to 40-50%! An impressive number, isn’t it? Isn‘t it true that buying goods in a store for 100 rubles with only 50-60 rubles going to the producer at best, is not a thing you want to be part of?
Good news is that modern technologies can be used for getting rid of useless intermediaries completely in 15-20 years. Blockchain platforms, which have appeared in the past few months, offer convenient interfaces for P2P-interaction. Consumers and producers are starting to understand the benefits of such developments.
Today, modern technologies allow mass market companies to find consumers directly. This is convenient for both. The manufacturer sells its products without spending a lot of time and can quickly reinvest its profits into improvement of the quality of output. And the consumer buys products at a reduced price as it does not pay the costs of intermediaries, which have previously been laid by the manufacturer into the price of goods.
The future economy is in direct interaction between the consumer and the producer. Useless intermediaries are doomed to disappearing. The extra profits that they receive today will vanish as blockchain technologies are spreading rapidly. And this will happen in the near future, just in 3-4 years.
The Yodse platform eliminates intermediaries from the production chain. Only manufacturers and consumers will be dealing with products, i.e. the very ones who are intended to do so.
https://yodse.io/