sigh You clearly are confusing the difference between public access, limited access and completely private access.

You probably won't like it :) "Privacy masturbation"

I didn't get it entirely; so you predict a crash in crypto-market due to gov'ts around the world taking action. And after that, in the long run (~2020), it'll again make its way to the top - this time

Here's your performance from 24h as you stated in your post: Your algorithm isn't working man :/ I'm a data scientist and I'm building one too and seems to be working quite well so far. I'm trying to make

Recent posts I've been seeing on Steemit made me really start to worry about the potential of this platform. Sometimes it's a lot of fake news, other times, it's posts like these that author takes only

@brittuf Perhaps you want to give a shot to my algorithm after this 24 hours? :)

I am proud to say that LINK has increased all the way up to $0.16 in the past few hours and currently it stays at $0.157. That's a sweet 5% profit there :)

And a great one at that. I'm just really curious about the appeal of extreme-privacy element. Any ideas why people like that part especially? I just hope it doesn't specifically target criminals as its

BTC (which I own literally zero - I'm an altcoin trader), isn't a shitcoin and you know it. Slower and more expensive transactions aren't the only elements to consider when talking about crypto-assets.

Curious where this will go - I'm building a similar dip/peak detection algorithm. My results show that the dip was 2 hours ago (backtesting). From now, it might still increase, but not massively. Perhaps

I like that it's fast, but may I ask? What is the main appeal of extreme-privacy coins? I'm genuinely curious; it just seems like this level of privacy would be only attractive for criminals. Or am I missing

Sorry, I'm not a big fan of BTC but this post seems like a BitcoinCash fanboy post :( It's targeting the areas BTC-supporters aren't defending. BTC-fans' main argument is philosophical, not technical.

I'm seriously curious. What's the point of "extreme-privacy" coins? Other than the criminals' ability to use them for dealing drugs, human trafficking, money laundering, etc... Why are privacy

I'm from a town close to Antioch but I don't get it :)

Isn't it? :)

I was just writing about the coefficient. It was all good write-up until the assumption that 1 user = $1. @greer184, why do you think 10cents per Steem is pessimistic? Also, the trend for number of users

Well, bitcoin IS in a bubble and that's OK. It might as well reach to 20k or 100k before the bubble bursts but there's no denying it, cryptocurrency market is in a bubble. People who get angry when you

That's pretty smart I gotta say.

I think Bitcoin is really going to rise quite a bit until Segwit2x. Because this fork seems to be much better planned than Bitcoin Gold. Then the real recovery of altcoins (and the slide of Bitcoin) will

Ah got it. I think most tech startups do that type of retargeting though.