Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 846. (Read 2007099 times)

Price might go up.. down... who cares.
Just stop spamming.

You got out.. pretend u are happy and move on.
As I said, you basicly just sound like a brat with your  "i have nothing to do here, but i will not move" .. (a crying baby emoji would be nice here)

btw how long do you think will it take for the shlockit and co guys to cashout and move on ?
i guess the price will fall by then.

"i will stay here" ... now u just sound like a brat.

You've clearly sold out of ETH, and are not talking about the correct coin here.

Id go so far as to say that your whining is spamming the wrong coin in the wrong thread.
Move to your deserted thread and whine with your friends there.

well i am here to stay . life with it .

I could not care less if they are trolls or not. What I do care about is industry leaders such as Fred Ehrsam endorsing ETH and putting it front of millions of new eyes.

He matters, unlike you insignificant crybabies that continue to spam the thread.

I think [the ETH TARP-fork is] a bad idea which will harm the reputation of cryptocurrency in general and potentially fuel adverse legal/regulatory intervention (e.g. will regulators believe that developers working on cryptocurrencies can make arbitrary adjustments on demand-- with ethereum as a proof point). It's also going to create wasted effort for users of Bitcoin do differentiate themselves from the not very decenteralized hf-ethereum. ...

When the DAO caught fire and I saw forwards of chatlogs with exchanges talking about hardforking to 'fix' it, I was shocked and sent Vitalik email urging them to not do so. In Bitcoin land such a thing would be unthinkable, and I think actually impossible.

Ethereum's website has long loudly advertised (even louder than Bitcoin materials): "Ethereum is a decentralized platform for applications that run exactly as programmed without any chance of fraud, censorship or third-party interference."; and all that goes out the window when a service using the system suffers a highly predictable fault from a well known class of vulnerabilities? I could certainly appreciate that ethereum could have a different philosophy than Bitcoin-- it's important that systems with many different philosophies exist-- but since ethereum has marked itself with a very Bitcoin like view, this is going to continue to create confusion in the market.

To all those people who argue 'hey, ethereum isn't money it's just fuel for a public distributed network' ethereum classic will probably have a pretty good value proposition: better integrity with a lower access cost (assuming its adoption doesn't overtake ethhf).

The moral hazard here is that the hardfork 'undid' a user error, not fixed a script/system-level issue

I could not care less if they are trolls or not. What I do care about is industry leaders such as Fred Ehrsam endorsing ETH and putting it front of millions of new eyes.

He matters, unlike you insignificant crybabies that continue to spam the thread.

I could not care less if they are trolls or not. What I do care about is industry leaders such as Fred Ehrsam endorsing ETH and putting it front of millions of new eyes.

He matters, unlike you insignificant crybabies that continue to spam the thread.

Is Elaine Ou a troll?  Is Frances Coppola also a troll?

I don't think either is the one. Never did.

We have yet to see it developed. It will happen, but it's not ETH. It's not BTC. Like another guy said, people don't realize how tiny Bitcoin's market cap really is.

Also, isn't BTC just one hard fork from 210,000,000 coins anyways? Pretty sure that was proven already, but I could be wrong.

This is definitely the future. ETH definitely contributed greatly to whatever that future is. As did BTC. I'm not nervous, I'm excited. I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes. DAPPS and smart contracts interest me. I'm not concerned about missing out on ETH. If I had invested in the ICO I would have sold before the DAO fiasco anyways. I've missed out on a dozen great opportunities in the last week. If ETH goes up to a 100 dollars a coin then great, but no matter what the value is, they still compromised on their core values.

This, or something like this, will happen again. How many versions of ETH will we have? It cannot be the one anymore, the door has been opened. A new one will arise.

When the leaders of an industry are touting ETH as the first truly revolutionary blockchain tech since Bitcoin, trolls don't matter.

ETH is kicking in doors competing coins could only dream of.
The Bitcoiners are nervous, as they should be, ETH is closing fast.

Troll on....

Spam your own ETHC thread or whatever you morons are calling it. All you will accomplish is confuse new users looking to buy ETH.

Move to another thread.

o thats very good so one can buy ether classic now ?
very good
question since some of my friends do still have ether from befor the HF
if they download the mist 0.8.1 and choose no hf suport and have it run do they then suport the none dao hf chain ? the ether classic chain ?

Excellent. ETHC/ETHF pair is the true indicator.
Would be nice to see how price between eth classic and eth forked unfolds.

Microsoft’s Ethereum Blockchain as a Service accelerates mobile development

http://www.cio.com/article/3097444/innovation/microsofts-ethereum-blockchain-as-a-service-accelerates-mobile-development.html
Great article...

The Ethereum Blockchain as a Service provided by Microsoft Azure and ConsenSys allows customers to create private, public and consortium-based blockchain environments. The framework provides the foundation to add capabilities such as Cortana Analytics (machine learning), Power BI (data visualization tools), Azure Active Directory (identity and access management for the cloud), Office 365 (Office online) and CRMOL (CRM Online for Government). New development frameworks will ignite blockchain applications over the next few years.

From Microsoft with BlockApps on Azure to Stratis, companies are exploring how to develop application frameworks that enable active development across systems (Ethereum and Bitcoin) while offering compatibility. Over the next year, we’ll be seeing more blockchain decentralized app hosting offerings with one-click deployment frameworks, leveraging managed hosting solutions to achieve scalability and speed.


or should i say....WOW 

https://www.reddit.com/r/EthereumClassic/

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