And more where that came from.

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I know and understand exactly what you mean. It's a common view. In some cases I think it's even for legal reasons, but since I'm a free bird with nothing holding me back, I like to continue using the

All of these instances (except the current one) entailed a significant price correction for BTC (generally more than 50%!). As you can see we have currently entered the 5th sell signal just barely. You

Sooner or later. It's not a question of 'if', rather it's a question of 'when'. 😋

Binance has almost 35 times the HIVE-USD (USDT equivalent there) volume that Bittrex has, and just under 4 times the BTC-HIVE volume. Not saying they're better (I still stick with legitimacy, I mean Bittrex,

With HIVE, which is a utility token ... I beg to differ with you on that - I consider HIVE to be a cryptocurrency, and just as good as, if not even better than, Bitcoin. IMHO 'token' describes the entities

It's so easy for us to be distracted and so hard for us to stay focused on what is really important ... ... and in this case so simple that we almost can't believe it's true.

Don't you know it! Or the devs themselves ... blaming 'hackers'. (Wouldn't be the first time.) But the bottom line is one failure point.

Not your keys, not your BTC.

Very nice!

we are going to see hundreds of trillions of dollars tokenized over the next decade. And they're all going to need legitimate (i.e. secure) blockchains to run on . . . ahem, blockchains like HIVE. 😊

HIVE is definitely going to be one the big winners. We've already gone beyond critical mass in my view, and now it's all about good continued organic growth. I think that the only thing that could botch

To summarize what I think we're both getting at: it's all about reasonable expectations. 😉 I fully agree that there has been way too much pie-in-the-sky. It's the P&D heritage, and it's what has held

That's why Blockchain/crypto is stagnant. There isn't a robust and unbreakable framework with a solid on/offramp into the real world. Real crypto (i.e. not the scams) is robust and unbreakable - the key

No doubt about it, just like there is no such thing as tokenisation out of thin air (aside from the scams), money is its own gatekeeper (capital's first and foremost priority is self-presevation), BUT

Web2 investors are in for a rude awakening with their "Costco internets" aka, semi-centralized projects made for the sole purpose of enriching seed round investors. So true You're no longer just

But we need to remember, that in order for a token to be of any value at all, it must be useful, and before it can be useful, it must be secure, and you only get that with a widely distributed, decentralized

Now that the handcuffs from Steemit Inc were removed, all the different developers appear to have a new take on things. The creativity that comes with open source and decentralization! Gotta love it!

Last week, the anyx.io API service was temporarily out of service ... Never ever a better example of a blessing in disguise! Sounds like the work of professionals. Thanks for the updates - they're real