Interesting concept. I will do some homework on the numbers. As for my mate, it would make his head explode. He's only just bought his first Bitcoin!

No, never come across the term to be honest. Will Google it. This post was for a friend who asked me about it.

Why so? It drives me crackers lol.

The thing I like about OSU is that they have basically stolen the hipster, feel good term, Open Source. They won't have to push their marketing so hard.

Yes, OSU is a good name as you get the full picture. Dash is a good name for a quick coin. But NOIZ is a crappy name for an ad network. It works against them. Yygdrash? Yikes. Yes, NOIZ would be a good

Yes. It's epic. And undervalued.

What? No lambo for everyone? Personally, I think that the Lamborghini company is going to be the only winner when the crypto market is over. #Lol

I think that most people are diving into crypto without thinking. Crippling debt and the promise of moonshots in the 'age of austerity' have driven people like scurrying rats into a new asset class. I

No, it's not new to people who have previously traded traditional markets. But as many people enter crypto have never traded anything before and are completely new, its a big revelation. So I get why people

Emotion and basic psychology are the main metrics I use when looking at the markets. You have to factor for the way the human brain is wired before you apply any other measures. So many Telegram groups

25k is a foregone conclusion. IBM recently announced their intent to be "the king of blockchain development". Enter a few more big guns like that into the market and you have a flood of new money

Cheers. Thanks for the link.

Yes, the Google thing has a lot to it. The idea that Google is an "open channel of information" is not accurate. Google, Facebook, etc are probably going to roll out there own blockchain product

Just about to do a forecast. I think the next 2-6 weeks will be more lull, which is excellent for buying in. I am predicting a late April return of the markets. When the markets do come back, you can expect

I find it interesting how the community frowns on this... But not on the million and one spambots that were allowed on Steemit at startup. This is a "human community" yet the API seems quite

I tend to avoid projects who only vision is to be a "bitcoin killer". Meh, can do better.

I like solid foundations. Which is why I ask the tough questions. If you can shake an idea, then it will fall apart when the real pressure comes. The reason i ask hard questions here is because a lot of

I'm not worried, I just ask the question. I find it odd that there is such a "pro"attitude towards the blockchain, with no discussion about negative use cases. I think that kind of debate is

I think that is what "level headed" means. Having the ability to look at both sides of the argument is a lifeskill. Doesn't matter what subject.

The volatility of cryptocurrency has taught me that my ruleset must be equally volatile. If I stick to a strict rule set, then I tend to get thrown overboard. But if I adjust my thinking to the market