Yes.

It would also depend on locational demand. And this is passive income.

Will do! Thanks for the tip.

Welcome!

As I stated, large companies already have access to pricy alternatives. This is meant to even the field for smaller firms with tightly capped funds.

Yes, becoming a resource provider would help acquire a portion of the democratized wealth created by data distribution in the web.

Banks operate on cash flow. If the national bonds are priced at -0.6%, banks simply need to prove future cash flow, ergo payment at x year. This allows them to yield the interest on the negative-interest

You missed a key aspect. Ethereum's of 3 cents or so per transaction are not here to stay. There are plenty of layer-two scalability solutions on the rise and they pick Ethereum because it encompasses

Hahah, that's a good idea! The interoperability solutions are second layers so once we have enough of them, you and I can kickstart the meta-cross-chain chain linking projects!

Go to coincurb.com. Click "Airdrops" or "Bounties."

Scam, of course.

This doesn't compete against STEEM, which is a blockchain. ChainX is an interoperability layer.

Thanks. :)

An individual coin's price doesn't matter. It's important that you realize that market cap and net diluted market cap matter. Market cap takes into account circulating supply and impacts the immediate

Absolutely! This directly competes against WAN and there are a few key points to note. Wan did a near-$40M ICO almost a year ago and now hopes to take mainnet staking live at the end of this month. ChainX

DOGE was an early entrant that managed to acquire a strong niche community and that keeps it going. That's about it.

If only I could redeem these for a cold lager.

Thanks for pointing that out. All the key metrics that go into shortlink services like bit.ly are built into the smart link. In fact, given that it even accounts for wallets (addresses), it gives more

It's an open source project and is accessible for developers aiming to integrate the technology or build upon it. The patent simply limits people from forking it; it's completely open for public use. And

Thanks. :)