Not too shabby, eh?

My favorite post of yours so far, man. Really helps to see an outsider's perspective and reservations around their misinformed view on cryptocurrency.

do you mean on bit shares?

Very interesting post. I will read this all in detail and maybe twice. Banking is no less than the most important institutions in our current world.

Very interesting. I wonder how distributed the holders of silver are vs the equity in those companies? Probably diverging more and more in light of the massive share buy-back programs of the past few years.

I don't think that the individual sovereignty aspect of crypto can be highlighted enough. Would love to see a post on this topic. Great post, JR.

I'm curious of what your outlook on Twentix would look like if bts were to make strides back into the top twenty. Obviously this can be seen as a positive for those taking positions currently, but I think

With that will come more volatility!

if you believe in the flippening... nows the time to throw some ETH in the bag. These discounts won't be around forever.

Please see updated chart

bags

Great article. keep up the good work, friend.

Open Ledger.... putting the centralization back into the Dex...one stealth fee hike at a time.

I was thinking something along the lines of this. Although this is 'index' is bit biased as it is purely meant as an example. Lemme know what you think.

What are your thoughts on implementing index funds (of various types) in crypto land? Do you think there would be any purpose in creating a value weighted index fund that excluded BTC in its holdings entirely?

Great post, JR. I think it's important to note that while you do present a compelling argument for bitUSD through your comparison with fiat USD, this is simply setting the stage. You make a subtle yet