Are you talking in terms of USD value or BTC value? Its price in BTC is meant to inversely correlate with BTC's USD value. I meant it's movements, with respect to the dollar, correlate proportionally with

I've noticed that it's movements are kinda correlated with bitcoin's movements. If it keeps this correlation, a very large and fast drop in bitcoin's value could mean a fast drop in sdb value, which could

Gold is never free to store, so you will always have to pay a premium to "own" it. This premium might be hidden, but it's always going to be there. If you're storing it yourself, that would be

There are some ways of doing f2p right. Dota 2 is a good example. In dota 2, you start with all the content unlocked. You can play any hero you want for free. There are no features that affect gameplay

There's a reason why video games all have sound tracks. Music can facilitate flow, allowing players to better focus and achieve things in the game. It would be foolish not to take advantage of this phenomenon

Cryptos can definitely be manipulated, in a ton of ways. One of the most obvious ways pointed out is pre-mining. The developers pre-mine the currency, giving themselves some large amount of tokens at the

Can someone explain why people would buy SBD if the price was above 1$? Speculation? I that case it seems like foolish speculation. Are there any other reasons?

Which part of the world is land as cheap as 100$ per acre?

STOP

Islam can only be fixed by converting them to atheism. Jesus is our savior and god doesn't exist, why can't they see? It's obvious in the natural beauty of the world.

It wasn't a false flag attack, it never actually happened. Other terrorist attacks happen all the time, why do the ones that never happened get all the press?

Ancestry.com is actually building a clone army. They need your DNA as fuel.

You don't understand. The Russians were actually the ones that killed Seth Rich. They needed someone to point to as a leaker of DNC emails, so they killed someone around the time they hacked the emails.

The value of an upvote depends on who's upvoting (and how much steem they have), not how much you've posted.

It's not the fact that it's compounding that makes a difference. It's the interest rate. Realistic interest rates are around 5% a year, or .013% a day. That's 1/8000th of the interest shown in this video.

Credit to the photographer, Danny Sepkowski. National Geographic provides the following caption: "The sand sucks up behind a wave while I look in my viewfinder to make sure I get the right composition.

It's surreal art by Turkish digital artist and photographer, Aydın Büyüktaş. The photo was made by stitching together 18-20 aerial drone shots digitally. More of his work:

Setenil de las Bodegas, Cádiz, Spain More pics:

No, I found it on reddit.

I didn't take it, just a picture I found.