Neo says it is more programmer friendly because it supports many programming languages like c#, Java, Python Let's take Java for example (for the sole reason I have a deeper understanding of it). They're

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Lets start measuring the dollar in bitcoin. Can you afford holding dollar (vs hodling bitcoin) when you look at this chart?

I developed that early in my life. Being a contrarian feels like freedom from whatever we don't like, if we do the oposit. At least it felt like freedom when I was young. It's not. What or who we don't

“How did you go bankrupt,” Bill asked. “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually and then suddenly.” “What brought it on?” “Friends,” said Mike. “I had a lot of friends.” ― Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises

ZeroHedge: To summarize: what the unexpected surge in government spending means is that quietly and mostly behind the scenes, the student debt bubble has begun to burst, and the Treasury is

By Andreas Antonopoulos

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Forkology: A Study of Forks for Newbies

Image source: Zero Hedge So what happened? A big market order came in and lowered the price. Significant, but not too much. A market order sells at the current market price. If there are not enough buyers,

Jens Weidmann on 14 June 2017 4 How do new technologies shape the future of central banking? Ladies and gentlemen, getting the issue of policy intervention right still seems to be a formidable task. But

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Andreas Antonopoulos

Via Chris Martensen, Peak Prosperity Global macro economic data has been weak for many years, but there’s now a very real chance of a world-wide recession happening in 2017. Why? A dramatic and worsening

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Is there a magic hand that wants a steady growth of the Bitcoin price? The line represents 3 weeks, the last crash happened around this line

Via Charles Hugh-Smith: "Velocity is an indicator that buyers and sellers agree on a price, that the price is "right" and not an outlier. That's why you see a stock move on high volume

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... and at the same time Alt-Coins are crashing against Bitcoin. Interesting.