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He's now Putin's finger puppet so you'd be running a Geiger counter over your cup of tea for the rest of your natural life, which wouldn't be very long.

hmmm thats a very very deep pond for a little fish

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Today at 11:42:04 AM

hmmm thats a very very deep pond for a little fish

It just goes to show how utterly and fundamentally different that whole project is. I genuinely couldn't give a shit what it gets up to.

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That is the very first time in history that tulips have been brought up when it comes to cryptocurrency. First time ever.

Is the writer a genius? Amazing that he could find such an event in history and then correlate it to modern technology. Wow. Absolute genius.

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I guess history is destined to repeat. Over and over again.

The first company I witnessed to basically pre-mine all their coins, crowdsale the majority (~80%) of their coins to a select few investors (in return for btc I might add), and allow the remaining tiny float to be bid up quickly by Average Joe retail buyers was Nxt. Nxt had a single developer who basically controlled everything. The source was closed, at least in the beginning. And we can see from history how that all turned out. (Of course Nxt is getting pumped again now like every other shitcoin).

And Nxt arguably had an actual working wallet before they even did their crowdsale, and was working on an integrated marketplace. These Eth ICOs have nothing but slick marketing and over promises.

Someone correct me if I got the facts wrong.
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The question is is bitcoin considered removed enough not to be impacted when it all goes down in flames? I'd like to think yes but the head is saying something else.

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