Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 1071. (Read 2007090 times)

20k+ BTC volume on poloniex und insane support

It feels like 2013 on btc-e 

Agree. Smart investor will do the same as you described. ETH is likely to be new Facebook, and Vitalik Buterin a new Mark Zukerberg. BTC is like MySpace

Great video for beginners explaining the differences between Ethereum and Bitcoin!

https://youtu.be/rEJKLFH8q5c

Enjoy the ride guys and gals 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yXQJBU8A28

I think and xem- nem
Will be skyrocket soon

ETH broke 700K http://www.worldcoinindex.com/coin/ethereum

Yes, it has changed a lot. At the beginning, the supply was supposed to be limitless but then devs have decided for a hard cap with the introduction of POS. There will be at the end between 90 and 100 million with a very, very small yearly inflation of about 1%, if I am not mistaking about the inflation part.

Links are online, mostly on Ethereum blog. I don't have time at the moment to dig through and post the links. Maybe somebody will do this instead of me!

Claim your ether pre-sale wallet

https://www.kraken.com/ether

hope this helps

Since it's changed a lot can someone please give the current ETH emission rates? How much exists, how much will exist, is there a current limit, etc. It has been confusing to understand. I'd appreciate it if someone would break it down for me. Thank you.

True, true

this isnt a pump...its a realization...an awakening of the crypto masses, all of us have realized btc is not in capable hands anymore. Many smart traders saw this coming months ago(some even yrs ago), if btc fails what should we do...go to fiat or another coin??.
crypto isnt dying ,its evolving  
A coin that does not have the issues btc is having..and if it does have issues in the future "who would fix it"?  people trust VB more than any btc future dev , its that simple

Mr Pumperitis quote of the week

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So I work as a developer for a global competitor in molecular diagnostics.  Pretty new to Ethereum, but I've been dabbling in crypto for a couple years now (mostly just a hobby).  I read a really interesting article about Ethereum and how smart contract-enabled blockchains in general can potentially change the way we compute by providing a level of inter-connection in data that today's databases simply cannot.  I'm wondering, how might blockchain technology be applied and used in a molecular diagnostic environment?  I've got a couple ideas:

1.) Instruments connected to a blockchain would be enabled to autonomously issue maintenance orders and even order the necessary parts from a vendor.
2.) Diagnostic (patient) results could be shared from one instrument/system to another
3.) Diagnostic (patient) information could be shared from one instrument/system to another
4.) Given an address, patient results/information could actually be stored on the blockchain.  After a test, the patient could be given the address/private keys to access their result information, and would be empowered to use/sell that information through the blockchain.  This kind of information should be viewable only to those who have access or have been granted access to that particular address.
5.)

This is just an open question, especially to those who might work in the industry.  Does anyone have any good ideas how blockchain tech could be make diagnostic medicine better?  Or maybe how blockchain use could benefit such a business (not necessarily the patients who use our tests)?

Sorry to disappoint you.

lets make that 1 Eth = $230. a reasonable price.

Cheers!

Pointless voice.

You should ask what would be done to reach 1 ETH = 100$.

Will Ethereum (1 ether coin) be 100 dollars one day?

ethereum is on the way to world domination!!! i am so pleased with the ethereum developer team. thanks!!!

Thanks, that did the thick

You need to send a couple ETH to your "Etherbase" address, then you will be able to create a "wallet"