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>>9516354
hey buddy if ur lurking so hard, why dont you try to answer >>9515973 and explain why your theory of the world is right. Then maybe I'll believe you and buy your coins....

But if you cant even articulate 1 technical benefit... anon. I...

I'm gunna share with you my research anon, if you like it, tip me something with and we'll get in touch.

Bancor is essentially a computerized Market Maker. It will always offer a price at which to sell, and a price at which to buy. The price is calculated by an algorithm that allows them to make sure that the "reserve market cap" is always the "constant reserve ratio". They say that because of this, the reserve can never be depleted, but this isnt really true. Everyone could sell BNT until the smart market cap is essentially zero, even though it never reaches it.

Thats the plumbing of Bancor - but the potential is not in the plumbing, it's in the currency pegging to ETH.

Eth's biggest problem is that smart contracts are making the blockchain too big. It's really very simply. Rather than putting MORE applications and lines of smart code into the same blockchain run by every node, Bancor allows one to "peg" their blockchain to ethereum, and guarantees that at least someone (even if its a stupid clearinghouse algorithm) is willing to provide liquidity between the two blockchains. This means that apps can make their own blockchain with their own coin, write smart contracts into in, then hook it into Ethereum via the peg so that the prices of the two tokens equilibriate and stabilize, yet the smart code on one chain doesnt slow up the other. It's division of smart labor essentially.

Bancor is Eth's scaling solution with a twist. It lets smart token issuers create money.

Actual MsF here - what a joke. I mean, I would entertain your theory for shtf in mid 2018, but you haven't even included your rationale.

Every trade needs a Catalyst, and every Financial Analyst needs a framework, whether its TA/Quant extrapolation or DCF or Comps or what. The point is, you cant just spew shit like "crash by mid 2018" on wall street and expect people to take your advice. You haven't even tried to explain your rationale, so it's pretty clear you aren't an actual wallstreetfag.