Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 719. (Read 2007155 times)

"ETC will go up" u said from the start. It never has... never will.

So the whales are still accumulating the ETC? It is quite strange, it does not have active develoment at present.

An what do you think where ETHf is going?

So the whales are still accumulating the ETC? It is quite strange, it does not have active develoment at present.

Etc is doing very well and has a long future, up 10% this week

An what do you think where ETHf is going?

Etc is doing very well and has a long future, up 10% this week

http://www.ethnews.com/ethereum-enters-india


There is a great amount of potential for Ethereum in India due to its established computer and mathematics hub. The Blockchain Summit comes at a time where innovators are looking at incorporating the Ethereum blockchain into the world of India’s tech-savvy workforce. This could prove to be a potentially beneficial move for India’s economy and could reform any antiquated systems of identity or governance.

Voter fraud, for example, is an issue that has plagued India for decades. Within more rural areas, getting to polling stations can still prove difficult even with the recent activist pressure to initiate reforms. Voter manipulation is also strong and comes in the form of the outright exchange of money for votes, or getting voters intoxicated so voters are in no condition to find their way to their polling places. Since India’s ballot system is all-electronic, these machines can be tampered with. With Ethereum, the transparency of the blockchain could potentially combat voting manipulation and create a transparent system of results if votes are cast and counted using the blockchain.

Remittances can provide another opportunity for Ethereum and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) to outpace stagnation in a productive way. India is the largest remittance recipient in the world—it received $69 billion in remittances in 2015, according to the World Bank’s annual “Migration and Development Brief.”  However, remittance fees are very high at 6-9% and India’s current systems are slow and inefficient, leaving millions of impoverished people at the mercy of crawling transaction times.

Cryptocurrencies like Ether and Bitcoin can potentially streamline the remittance industry, bringing fees down below 2%, offering safety, security, and instant access to funds for those who desperately need it.

Broken identity systems are currently an issue that Ethereum startups are also seeking to reform. By giving Indian residents a digital identity through the Ethereum blockchain, this allows rights and economic advances when they originally had none. The internet and biometrics industries have already begun infiltrating India’s identity systems, however, these centralized systems are still vulnerable. A lack of identity is a divide in India and it denies many impoverished Indians access to welfare programs. While biometrics are a great way to confirm identity, the added technology of the Ethereum blockchain could present a more accessible and widely accepted form of identity management.

Any evidence or proof?  Or just salty cuz ETC is dropping just as fast (and has been consistently since August)?

To let vitalik continue to cash out

Wow the foundation is really dumping

It has nothing to do with christmas, the majority of ETH miners do not celebrate christmas at all.

mybe someone need  fresh cash for Crhistmas! big dump

To many forks (trust is gone) and software is to complex for normal investors. Not enough tutorials and info about Ethereum software available on officials websites etc.

If we ask a normal citizen the question: What is ethereum, this person dont know a answer. Never heard about it.

Give us one good reason why we continue invest in ETH at this moment?