Voted for YES

It is satire, non of it is true. Last line of the article in small print "This article is satire and for entertainment purposes only."

Hi @steemcleaners. Please note that the two authors are the same person. In the referenced article @hollywoodnyc states that she will be posting under this new name and links to @holly. In addition, I

Hey Max! One of my favorite speeches at Anarchapulco this year. I wasn't aware of you before; following you now. : ) I appreciate how you lay it out clean and clear. Right on mate! Love it!

Great initiative. I've delegated 10k SP also. Thanks for the heads-up.

Yes. With a "cloud" wallet your username and password will work from any device.

This article is very old and is no longer relevant. But yes, holding either STEEM or SteemPower will benefit more or less the same with an increase in market price. The primary benefit of SteemPower is

The security of either type is roughly the same. If you have your username and password, that is all you need. Having the private keys saved is also a good idea. That's essentially all the backup file

Openledgers STEEM wallet is probably down. I'm not seeing it in the drop down either. It's a bad UI design in my opinion. It should instead inform the user that the wallet is in maintenance rather than

It's a UI bug. If you click activate, even though it says down, it will connect.

I enjoyed this one. It's amazing how much information you can fit into a single answer and still keep it interesting. It's hard sometimes when so much back story and extra information is required to convey

Yes. That's basically what I was getting at. : ) For a single account the password is all you need. The wallet should still provide a backup if requested though. It should never simply be blank or empty.

That sounds like a problem. A backup should never be empty. It should always have everything necessary to restore an account regardless of security concerns due to possible mishandling(weak encryption).

You are missing an important step. What you have described actually has no effect other than putting yourself at risk of accidental margin call. Borrowing bitUSD by itself is a neutral position. Because

Thanks for the feedback. : ) The Kansas City node is 128GB

There's no direct financial benefit for running an API node. No cut of transaction or anything like that. I would say there is an indirect benefit though. By supporting the network and providing a better

I love that Bitshares gif you got there. Very cool : ) Congratulations on meeting your goal and best wishes to reaching your future ones.

Sure. An API node is just a server that connects to the Bitshares blockchain and provides all the data necessary to run a wallet. The users wallet, either through a website or by an app on their computer/phone

Quite a few exchanges in China and Korea will be or already are using bitUSD, bitCNY, bitJPY, and bitKRW as the Quote currency to trade against. aex.com and xbrick.io are two as an example but I think

Are you saying there is an arbitrage opportunity there? I doubt it. Wide spreads usually mean no arb opportunity. Narrow spreads equals potential arbs. The spreads are wide because no one is trading that