cmoljoe , I agree with you. At least a lot of new people were exposed to a real view of what's happening. The cashless trend is scary - to me because countries are moving toward at a very fast pace, reflecting

Fantastic guest and interview! Very interested in Mobi. Keep up the great work!

Loved it! I'm very interested in everyday life as well as cryptocurrency penetration in China. And wow, a soda machine that accepts bitcoin!

I don't understand why you cannot see my quotes and link. I think I posted an extract within reason. If you like, I can direct my efforts to other forums. Sorry to offend you.

If you trade a lot or find keeping detailed records overwhelming then try a service like bitcointaxes.com. They can read transactions from your exchange(s), calculate your gain and tax, and even print

Wikipedia has good background info: ...and no, the future does not look promising.

I agree, there's a organized shakeout going on. However, crypto operates in a global playing field. It will be interesting how this aspect factors in. China, for example, seems more interested than the

I appreciate your insights and timely delivery - Monday's opening bell approaches. If the fed does not hike they admit that they're powerless against whatever the markets do. We are indeed at the knives

Thanks! As always, required listening for us Eth-heads.

Appreciate your wisdom and insight. Crypto may be a beneficiary this time - we'll see.

This is huge! What a way to modernise a system - start with the currency. They will realise benefits rather quickly and that will encourage other countries to do the same. You're right, Eth will benefit

Thanks! You've given a great run down of this 'forking' process. Thanks for sharing your insights. Great advice - stay or go, but just decide and get it over with. Me? Don't know....

Ha! I went to YouTube to get the link to Hunt's video and discovered that it has been removed.

It's Wednesday and Bitcoin is now at 49%. Maybe that's due to the Steem effect.

After think about this prediction for a while, if seems less far fetched. From $2,000 it would take 9 doublings - a bit less than one per year. That doesn't seem unreasonable to me. What makes it a long

Ever watch a video by monaco64? That's Billy on the couch behind him. For me today it was Déjà vu! Here's a link: He focuses on economic trends including crypto.

Interestingly, the text seems to exactly the same as this Reuters article:

Another great interview. Developers have obviously shifted into crypto. Who'd still be with FB and MSFT? Andrew gave a good sense of the speed Eth is moving.

Worth listening to - a combination reality check and an informed view on what's coming.

Thanks! Also, the interview style portrayed a bit of the conference atmosphere. More planned?