It seems that we disagree on the influence of human activities on global warming. These human activities mainly occurred in the past 100 years and not in the previous 500.000 years. In the past 100 years

The current global average CO2 level is well above 400 ppm. Your graph stops at 300 ppm. Why does your graph not show the unprecedented increase from 300 ppm to 400 ppm that took place within the last

I agree with you that some of the proposed measures to reduce the CO2 emissions are ridiculous. I think the greenhouse effect is real but global warming cannot be explained by the current CO2 emissions.

I haven't done the math myself but apparently the greenhouse effect caused by the current human CO2 emissions (25 Gt/year) will cause less than one degree temperature rise in the next 100 year. My point

An update from : Jeff Garzik is one of the few people who had private email contacts with Satoshi Nakamoto and Jeff Garzik has agreed with me that Dave Kleiman probably was Satoshi Nakamoto. In a Bloomberg

It is an interesting post but you should have mentioned the source:

There have been a lot of panic sales and the high transaction fees and long confirmation times are not helping either. When mining difficulties are adjusted I do expect that BTC will recover.

I am from Holland and we had to fight an 80 year war to gain our independence from Spain. In the year 1648 we finally won and gained our independence and we came out stronger than ever. The Spanish don't

A bitcoin war seems ineviteble but to me the outcome is still not clear. It will be interesting to watch. I suppose you have gone short yourself before you wrote this.

I just happen to know this Poloniex page. Do other exchanges have similar pages for requesting new cryptocurrencies?

I agree with almost everything you say. There is one argument however that I dont understand. You say: "What's concerning is the amount of nodes that will be running with an 8MB block size after a

I see that BCC deposits are now possible on Kraken. The difference in exchange rate is still there but it has dropped considerably. Currently at Kraken it is USD 334 and at the other exchages it is USD

It is true that negative posts about Segwit are being removed on certain platforms but knowing the blockchain you do know that the signalling bit in the blockchain cannot be manipulated. Anyway it is going

The miners can be seen at I have not said anything about the nodes but I see no massive support for Bitcoin Cash there either.

100% of the miners is still signaling support for Segwit. I assume ViaBTC will start mining Bitcoin Cash blocks but who else is going to mine the Bitcoin Cash fork? Without miners the market will probably

Both ViaBTC and Bitmain have been supporting the New York Agreement from the start. Planning a UAHF on the 1st of august seems not in line with that agreement. The market was very happy when the SegWit2x

The people behind F2Pool probably have read the above post because immediately after I published the post F2Pool started signalling support for SegWit2x again.

It is indeed ridiculous for Google to get such a fine. The core of their activities is advertising and marketing and now they get a fine because they are successful. However, I do not believe that it is

There is yet another reason for the mempool drop: Because of the high fees some free faucet sites and some gambling sites have raised the minimum withdrawal limit. This will have significantly reduced

The market price is determined by the supply and demand. If banks or other institutions were dumping crypto on a large scale the trade volumes would have gone sky high. I dont see huge trade volumes so