Voted for Draw.

IBM has actually been using XLM in some really innovative cross-border financial transaction networks for over a year, please see my article here: IBM isn't re-inventing XLM, they are merely using dAPPs

This one seems to the most pointless yet. Specifically, dump it once it gets onto a major exchange

I would go as far as saying that they are actually diluting the value of the brand - except it really hasn't had any serious impact. Yet....

Genesis Mining's complete lack of customer service and highly questionable business practices are a major cause for concern. Now that they are a subsidiary of a Canadian public company, I am strongly

Wow! What a great travelogue! I am going to Taipei in January and can't wait to experience it for myself.

Part of the QUALITY alt rebound. Monero in particular is, IMHO, quite undervalued, The Korean and Japanese markets are starting to move it in the right direction. #NotAllAlts

Thanks for another quality post. I know you're a pure TA guy, but as a reformed analyst, this chart shows me a great entry point. I'm pretty sure that all of the big investment funds just getting into

I think we're also seeing a generational shift in both the altcoins themselves and the class of investors entering the space. The forks are the obvious explanation, but there are several other factors

The Brits created all of this mess because of their incredible sloppy nation building in the early 20th century.

Mining is essentially hardware torture. Unless you've designed a rig with really strong active cooling, your hardware will suffer and die young. FWIW, I've been buying older high-end graphics workstations

Great video, thanks! It seems that lately all of my favorite altcoins begin with "V".

Really sorry that I had to sell my tiny little piece of NZ when I did :(

YES.

Bitcoin Cash has a severe issue with the mining power pointed towards it and then quickly removed. Last week, Bitmain point 2500 petahash towards BCC and they spit out 11 blocks in 18 minutes. After they

It is 100% a scam. It's a classic Ponzi scheme / HYIP. Early investors get paid, but the problem arises when too many people attempt to redeem for Bitcoin. The scammers have no intention of paying out

I'm quite certain that they will regret the decision to list BCC when its true nature is revealed.

Did you know that less than 36% of all Americans even have a passport? And that in a typical year, less 5% will actually travel across an ocean?

That's a lot of growth to wake to! At this point, in this market vs. BTC, I will be impressed if it can get to 5 cents before the end of the year. But this market defies logic, so....