Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 664. (Read 2006411 times)
People, please...I am desperate, I dont know what to do. It still says site not found when I go to my ether wallet site. Is there any other way for me to transfer from that address to another? I have pass, key, json file...
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Storj to Migrate Decentralized Storage Service to Ethereum Blockchain
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
Great. The Ethereum network is becoming wider than ever and it will continue to do so.
It seems so. I hope one day we can use it as a currecncy, not just a fuel for smart contracts.
People, please I need help. I have some coins stored at my ether wallet and today i went to the site and it says "site not found". What should I do? Is there any way to transfer my coins from that adress?
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https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/uns-wfp-uses-blockchain-feed-hungry-families/
The World Food Programme (WFP) is utilizing the Ethereum blockchain to distribute cash assistance to the world’s hungriest families, demonstrating that the technology can aid humanitarian organizations to safely and quickly send help to nations who need it the most
http://innovation.wfp.org/sites/default/files/styles/paragraph_one_picture_full/public/paragraphs/BB%20PKCO%20PoC%20%282%29.jpg?itok=d-2QO_yJ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Food_Programme
The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security.
The World Food Programme (WFP) is utilizing the Ethereum blockchain to distribute cash assistance to the world’s hungriest families, demonstrating that the technology can aid humanitarian organizations to safely and quickly send help to nations who need it the most
http://innovation.wfp.org/sites/default/files/styles/paragraph_one_picture_full/public/paragraphs/BB%20PKCO%20PoC%20%282%29.jpg?itok=d-2QO_yJ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Food_Programme
The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security.
This is a really good iniative. There should be more things like this.
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https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/uns-wfp-uses-blockchain-feed-hungry-families/
The World Food Programme (WFP) is utilizing the Ethereum blockchain to distribute cash assistance to the world’s hungriest families, demonstrating that the technology can aid humanitarian organizations to safely and quickly send help to nations who need it the most
http://innovation.wfp.org/sites/default/files/styles/paragraph_one_picture_full/public/paragraphs/BB%20PKCO%20PoC%20%282%29.jpg?itok=d-2QO_yJ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Food_Programme
The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security.
The World Food Programme (WFP) is utilizing the Ethereum blockchain to distribute cash assistance to the world’s hungriest families, demonstrating that the technology can aid humanitarian organizations to safely and quickly send help to nations who need it the most
http://innovation.wfp.org/sites/default/files/styles/paragraph_one_picture_full/public/paragraphs/BB%20PKCO%20PoC%20%282%29.jpg?itok=d-2QO_yJ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Food_Programme
The World Food Programme is the food-assistance branch of the United Nations and the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security.
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Storj to Migrate Decentralized Storage Service to Ethereum Blockchain
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
Great. The Ethereum network is becoming wider than ever and it will continue to do so.
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Brendan Eich (Co-Founder of Mozilla) is launching an ICO on Ethereum
http://www.coindesk.com/web-browser-brave-to-launch-ico-for-ethereum-ad-token/
Now, Brave is expanding that service with the launch of a new ethereum-based digital advertising platform built from the ground up, not to be backed not by gold, or mining power, but its users' attention.
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Storj to Migrate Decentralized Storage Service to Ethereum Blockchain
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
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Storj also reported that users (colloquially called 'farmers') have been asked to pay increasingly high fees as a result of block size constraints on the bitcoin network. (Due to bitcoin's limited block size, those who send transactions effectively bid for space, a development driven by increased use and limited capacity).
It's likely Bitcoin will resolve its own issues sooner or later, so not really sure it's good decision.
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Storj to Migrate Decentralized Storage Service to Ethereum Blockchain
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
http://www.coindesk.com/storj-migrate-decentralized-storage-service-ethereum-blockchain/
Long based on the Counterparty protocol, a top-level software that runs on the bitcoin blockchain, the move positions Storj as the latest blockchain firm to transition operations to ethereum, or at least away from bitcoin.
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Here's Why Microsoft, JP Morgan Chase And These Entrepreneurs Are All-In On Ethereum
Bitcoin move over, 2017 could be Ethereum's year.
http://www.inc.com/brian-d-evans/heres-why-microsoft-jp-morgan-chase-and-these-entrepreneurs-are-all-in-on-ethere.html
xrp...cup of tea
^
Reminds me of: "Even a broken clock is right twice a day"
Reminds me of: "Even a broken clock is right twice a day"
ETHF down, ETHC up. Everything goes as expected!
All these issues with Bitcoin miners really have me hoping Ethereum will make the switch to POS soon...
How many PoS coins are surviving well and price goes up?
Coinbase's GDAX adds margin trading, wouldn't this make the markets for Bitcoin and Ethereum more volatile? I guess it doesn't matter to long-term ETH holders though. So many projects coming out that use Ethereum, I had no idea how huge this would be when I read about people buying Ether last March.
never been a fan of XRP,
However i was impressed with the the video i saw today.....
https://ripple.com/solutions/retail-remittances/#demovideo
could xrp be the next multi-billion $ coin?
However i was impressed with the the video i saw today.....
https://ripple.com/solutions/retail-remittances/#demovideo
could xrp be the next multi-billion $ coin?
Of course. XRP is another centralized coin like ETHF.
If someone pumps a billion they will have a billion coin.
Of course, there will be a lot of suckers dreaming of becoming millionaires and buying that coin but at the end, if they don't dump on time, they'll just be bagholders when dust settles.
ok , im gonna pump 1 Billion$$ into XRP.....
hopefully the suckers do become millionaires
All these issues with Bitcoin miners really have me hoping Ethereum will make the switch to POS soon...
All these coins.
Surely, long term, what will make a coin worth a lot is if it is a limited commodity and can be
easily used by the public to buy stuff.
At the moment, ETH / ETC and other cryptos gain value by our speculation (I have small quantities)
But no one is actually buying stuff in large quantities with coins like ETH.
My understanding of ETH is that it is the network that is useful, it is a programmable network,
the coin ETH is issued as an incentive to keep the ETH Network online.
But other than that, it has no other value, except speculative.
Bitcoin's success is because people can actually buy things with it.
OK, a lot of BTC's value is also speculative, but it is a coin you can buy stuff with.
Unless you can buy things with ETH, the only reason for holding on to it, or obtain ETH is to keep the network
up and running.
I think one of the things missing from ETH and other coins is that you can't do anything with them other than
hold them for their speculative value.
Ultimately, when the masses pour in to Cryptos, they are going to want 'coins' that they can buy stuff with.
They'll have no interest in keeping the network up and running.
So most of the money will be in spendable coins, which presumably means coins issued for network
maintainence, without any effort to make them in to a currency, will be worth less.
Surely, long term, what will make a coin worth a lot is if it is a limited commodity and can be
easily used by the public to buy stuff.
At the moment, ETH / ETC and other cryptos gain value by our speculation (I have small quantities)
But no one is actually buying stuff in large quantities with coins like ETH.
My understanding of ETH is that it is the network that is useful, it is a programmable network,
the coin ETH is issued as an incentive to keep the ETH Network online.
But other than that, it has no other value, except speculative.
Bitcoin's success is because people can actually buy things with it.
OK, a lot of BTC's value is also speculative, but it is a coin you can buy stuff with.
Unless you can buy things with ETH, the only reason for holding on to it, or obtain ETH is to keep the network
up and running.
I think one of the things missing from ETH and other coins is that you can't do anything with them other than
hold them for their speculative value.
Ultimately, when the masses pour in to Cryptos, they are going to want 'coins' that they can buy stuff with.
They'll have no interest in keeping the network up and running.
So most of the money will be in spendable coins, which presumably means coins issued for network
maintainence, without any effort to make them in to a currency, will be worth less.
i agree with some of your comments , you are right. However with ETH, you can create currency based tokens.
example...Plutus
"Waiting for merchants to accept Bitcoin and Ethereum? You don't have to! With Plutus Tap & Pay, you can pay at any NFC-enabled merchant."
Plutus can do more than that too.
Its still early days and anything could happen...pos switch wont be as simple as some think.
All these coins.
Surely, long term, what will make a coin worth a lot is if it is a limited commodity and can be
easily used by the public to buy stuff.
At the moment, ETH / ETC and other cryptos gain value by our speculation (I have small quantities)
But no one is actually buying stuff in large quantities with coins like ETH.
My understanding of ETH is that it is the network that is useful, it is a programmable network,
the coin ETH is issued as an incentive to keep the ETH Network online.
But other than that, it has no other value, except speculative.
Bitcoin's success is because people can actually buy things with it.
OK, a lot of BTC's value is also speculative, but it is a coin you can buy stuff with.
Unless you can buy things with ETH, the only reason for holding on to it, or obtain ETH is to keep the network
up and running.
I think one of the things missing from ETH and other coins is that you can't do anything with them other than
hold them for their speculative value.
Ultimately, when the masses pour in to Cryptos, they are going to want 'coins' that they can buy stuff with.
They'll have no interest in keeping the network up and running.
So most of the money will be in spendable coins, which presumably means coins issued for network
maintainence, without any effort to make them in to a currency, will be worth less.
Surely, long term, what will make a coin worth a lot is if it is a limited commodity and can be
easily used by the public to buy stuff.
At the moment, ETH / ETC and other cryptos gain value by our speculation (I have small quantities)
But no one is actually buying stuff in large quantities with coins like ETH.
My understanding of ETH is that it is the network that is useful, it is a programmable network,
the coin ETH is issued as an incentive to keep the ETH Network online.
But other than that, it has no other value, except speculative.
Bitcoin's success is because people can actually buy things with it.
OK, a lot of BTC's value is also speculative, but it is a coin you can buy stuff with.
Unless you can buy things with ETH, the only reason for holding on to it, or obtain ETH is to keep the network
up and running.
I think one of the things missing from ETH and other coins is that you can't do anything with them other than
hold them for their speculative value.
Ultimately, when the masses pour in to Cryptos, they are going to want 'coins' that they can buy stuff with.
They'll have no interest in keeping the network up and running.
So most of the money will be in spendable coins, which presumably means coins issued for network
maintainence, without any effort to make them in to a currency, will be worth less.
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