no pressure from my end. everything I've shared is based on my own experiances.. and I've been around the block in the crypto space, so when I pass a recommendation.. It's because I've tried a lot of other

not to mention IOTA first mover on Tangle project..

I don't know if it's good or bad. All I know is.. Everything CHINA!

Correct me if I'm wrong but this article/statement from block.one didn't really address any of the issues Ivan has pointed out. Namely the issue... of ERC-20.....Ethereum .... Eos Those are two different

yeah "you guys"

Too soon to just buy and hold... Bitcoin's value is still up in the air until this UASF / BIP 148/49 debacle settles. Until then Bitcoin is just a reserve, expensive, slow Dinosaur drooling at a pending

Yes, Waves and Decred still have a lot of Growth potential. Especially Waves as it's a Blockchain of its own already hosting major coins such as ZR Coin.

yeah perhaps. I guess it depends on how you look at it. I kinda perceive as a way to not take life too seriously.

Sorry for overreacting. this is silly. Steem is overrated anyway... Tone Vays reveals a lot about what's going on with how the creators can get perpetual Steem...

well I'm well aware of copyright infringement, I don't think it's polite to just go around assuming people are copy pasting articles. Perhaps the more respectful thing to do would be to inquire "I

wtf, I am the creator of the original content. Can't copy paste my own content?

thanks for the tip!~

Agreed! thx for commenting

Absolutely. I speak of that same concept often. AKA "Martingale" Veerrrry fascinating, and I respect people who understand that concept as well as there are many who will just never get it.

well said.

You wrote "and I must I was really expired by him on how he started from the ground up" Just thought you might wanna know it should be "and I must say, I was really inspired by him"

and another +1 for the video being "playable" within Steem!

Absolutely and electrolysis with metal is actually a very fascinating process. I'm learning you can use electrolysis to extract metals like zinc or copper and attract it to the metal you would like to

Oh nice, I see the video thing worked out perfectly. +1 for Steem!