Agreed. As of right now, I still think my analysis showing that the market is still slightly bullish is valid. To convince me otherwise Bitcoin would have to actively trade below 2,300 USD. Perhaps we'll

I've posted about this issue several times on the platform. But Steemit's #1 goal should always be to encourage new users to get to a "middle class" level on the platform, rather than helping

The Steemit guys talk about collusion and giving those with most votes a disproportionate amount of rewards as if it's a good thing, but they don't really explain why. In what way does it help Steemit

Now if only you didn't have to wait 3+ months to get a Ledger Nano S...

Intel is ripping its Celeron/Pentium customers off with Atom-based chips that used to have the Core microarchitecture, at least in the notebook market.

The G20 members will discuss creating backdoors in encryption at this summit, so I'm not surprised that there are protests (I'm sure there are many other reasons for them, too).

I fully expect its market cap to drop below $100 million by the end of the year.

It's quite obvious that it's the small number of users, so the malware makers don't bother targeting it. However, Apple does block non-store apps by default these days, so that helps quite a bit, too.

The "introduced" this like two years ago, too. When are we going to see it in products already?

Yes, but if tipping didn't exist for that particular industry, the pay would likely have to be higher, otherwise people wouldn't take up on those jobs. Take Uber right now. I bet the founders are only

Agreed. Tipping is a "lose-lose" action, because customers lose by feeling anxiety over how much they should be tipping or if they should be tipping at all, and the employees also lose because

Bot IoT and self-driving cars worry me from a security perspective. OEMs don't seem to care about IoT security, and car may care somewhat about security, but they seem to care way more about adding fancy

Indeed it is. Especially since the market is still looking to be bullish right now.

I made a very similar prediction just days before that guy said it. My prediction was $20,000-$50,000 by 2021. I'm leaning more towards $20,000 not because Bitcoin couldn't reach $50,000 if everything

It's possible. If everything goes well with Segwit 2x, it will probably hit $3900 by the end of August, and then maybe $5,000 in November or so.

It won't. The market is still rather bullish right now.

I wouln't until they make it more clear how they're going to fix the scaling issues and when. When we have a date for that, probably about a month or so before the scheduled implementation date would be

Moving averages can be useful when trying to confirm other market signals and indicators. However, you shouldn't try to trade based on them alone, as they tend to lag a lot, so on their own they aren't

That's pretty much my conclusion, too. The bears have shown their hand and the bulls are going to take them for a ride (up!).

You have to be patient, but you also have to invest in cryptocurrencies at the right time, as in when they are as close to their bottom prices as possible, because then you have way bigger upside in the