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Kardon

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Quote from: KAGAWA HATORI on January 17, 2019, 07:05:11 PM

I just saw this information even though this post was created on 15 January 2019.

1. Does this make things worse again this year?
2. Will the price get worse?
3. What actions do you take with information like this?

Articles

https://decryptmedia.com/4483/ethereum-hard-fork-exodus-miners

https://blog.ethereum.org/2019/01/15/security-alert-ethereum-constantinople-postponement/

If you are and work in the cryptocurrency market, then it is undoubtedly necessary to read the news, and the more we read them, the more our knowledge in this area develops. But I recommend not to take every piece of news from different experts too close to your heart. I believe no one can provide us with truly truthful forecasts in this market. It's just speculation. Treat a little easier.

ricatop

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I will, as before, keep all my coins for the long term, and I am sure that I will be rewarded for it

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Quote from: KAGAWA HATORI on January 17, 2019, 07:05:11 PM

I just saw this information even though this post was created on 15 January 2019.

1. Does this make things worse again this year?
2. Will the price get worse?
3. What actions do you take with information like this?

Articles

https://decryptmedia.com/4483/ethereum-hard-fork-exodus-miners

https://blog.ethereum.org/2019/01/15/security-alert-ethereum-constantinople-postponement/

I think the postponement is not a bad news, it was postponed to prevent hackers from taking advantage of the vulnerability of the Blockchain during the update

Let’s wait for the updates today or Monday
It will be positive am sure

Caladonian

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Quote from: sixexgames on January 17, 2019, 08:17:17 PM

Well I don't think it's "Bad News". I think if they would've gone forward with the update and if failed or had bugs, or ETH was stolen, THEN that would be really bad news. This is a quite normal thing.

Better to delayed than to experience worse things after, it will make some impact especially to those who invested just because they are anticipating some good bounce while the fork is ongoing but in the other hands things didn't work accordingly and delays might let them to sell out and start shorting again, we really don't know what will happen after this delays.

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Quote from: KAGAWA HATORI on January 17, 2019, 07:05:11 PM

I just saw this information even though this post was created on 15 January 2019.

1. Does this make things worse again this year?
2. Will the price get worse?
3. What actions do you take with information like this?

Articles

https://decryptmedia.com/4483/ethereum-hard-fork-exodus-miners

https://blog.ethereum.org/2019/01/15/security-alert-ethereum-constantinople-postponement/

At the moment, this is a priority task for the team of developers of the ethereum. I think Vitalik Buterin knows about this problem and Ethereum 2.0 can solve this problem.

jpnl0006

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Does not really sound like a bad news but i see it as a process for bitcoin and others to jerk back up so that should not make up panic i think the dev have so much in store so its not much of a bad news

Levyathan

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The bad news is you still publish it even though ethereum has now upgraded to Constantinople on 2 days ago.

damberg

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That delay can be perceived as a negative news by traders and investors but in fact it is good news - developers paid attention and yielded precedence to security over market sentiment. Let's wait for today's dev call.

nak02

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It's just only a blog, not the real or truth behind the ethereum, only for opinion if what would be the next step for ethereum to prevent casualties, because we may seem that there are people trying to cracked down the ethereum project.

Svelto

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I don’t see any issues with postponing the fork, I will rather the development postpone the fork until the network is ready before forking. There is nothing much we should do, just watch the news for updates on the fork.

shamc

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You would think that this would cause a drop in the price but actually it hasn't even moved. It seems investors are not bothered about the delay or security risk

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Yes no one likes the fact that the ETH Constantinople fork was postponed but it might be for greater good we all know how dedicated the ETH team is so let's cut them some slacks for now,Feb will be better

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I am little bit disappointed that hard fork has been postponed again but it is all for good its not bad news anyway as they identified some potential vulnerability in one of the software upgrades and if they implemented and later problem occurs that can cause some damage to ethereum so they postpone the upgrades till further notice So I believe this issue can not affect ethereum value but I can say whenever this hard fork will happen that will bring good growth to ethereum.

GREENch

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I will not take any action. What's the bad news? If the fact that the testing revealed a serious vulnerability and the developers decided to fix it before releasing an update, then this is good news.

Dilireba

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When Ethereum price is going too low, a number of miners will quit mining and this leads to more risks of Ethereum network and miners. Less miners, it's easier to make a hard fork and 51 percent attack. Less miners will make Ethereum network becomes more centralized.

timmmers

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And what happened yesterday with Ethereum, I have heard about the chain split, is it real? Miners do not want to switch to Constantinople?

omonuyak

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Actually those "news" are not that bad - the issue was related to the hard-fork which has been postponed now and a new ETA will be available soon (most likely there'll be more information released today).

The hardfork has been postponed and I also did not see this as a bad news. I think 2019 provide us with more good news than bad news and I expect more of bullish trend for ethereum than bearish trend.

Pffrt

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It was postponed and there has nothing to do with ETH price or market. Because of the complexity, they planned it to upgrade later on 19th January possibly. However, it will make a little impact on the price, not a big deal.

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I will not respond to the news with panic, let dev Eth provide the best for his community. All this is done to make Eth stay alive and in great demand by crypto lovers. Eth indeed often postpones hardfok for various reasons and this is not a bad thing to be addressed but look for the positive so that it still has benefits and benefits.

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Quote from: KAGAWA HATORI on January 17, 2019, 07:05:11 PM

I just saw this information even though this post was created on 15 January 2019.

1. Does this make things worse again this year?
2. Will the price get worse?
3. What actions do you take with information like this?

Articles

https://decryptmedia.com/4483/ethereum-hard-fork-exodus-miners

https://blog.ethereum.org/2019/01/15/security-alert-ethereum-constantinople-postponement/

I will not take both pf articles seriously, The writer is completely not even reading what will be implemented to the ethereum platform. Ethereum aims hybrid system and it's not fully moving toward POS system.
Do you think the decrease of inflation will affect the price to go down?
You should read more about EIP.

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