Maybe I should change the title so people don't think they're upvoting his sentiments?

Wow, that's awesome! Thanks for sharing. I'd love to visit there some day.

Yes, I hear those arguments all the time! My goal with this video was to try to explain the simple motivation for all of those sort of attacks to the general public.

Didn't know about Dtube. I'll post my videos there for sure. Thank you for taking the time to tell me!

Awesome @cryptonik! Thanks for the kind words and I will definitely check out your blog and give you a follow.

Thank you @picklejar, yes this is a great place to learn and create new ideas.

@the-vile-maxim I'm not a developer either! But you should do what I did and start taking free "Intro to Programming" courses on edx.org. It's a great way to start understanding things. You can

Thanks @jamesmartin, I am a Keiser fan and hope to meet him one day.

Such a great story! Thanks @zoidsoft.

Thanks for the support & the follow!

Thanks so much!

Thanks for the writeup. However, one of your major arguments against Bitcoin is the fact that it's rapidly rising in price, so you don't want to spend it because you feel like you'll lose out on future

Flyp.me sounds very cool! I'm a little concerned about how decentralized exchanges & atomic swaps will impact their business though, since BTC & LTC appear to be their 2 largest revenue drivers.

This is a fascinating progression, and likely where things are heading. Thanks for sharing. Something like this makes a ton of sense for non-technical people. And no matter how hard we try to educate,

I agree with you, but only to a certain extent. You shouldn't just randomly buy the cheapest coins. There's a very good chance that they're cheap for a reason! The key is to look closely at what the team