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betfair excahnge

I have £20K on hiim

suggest u all do the same

you won't get a 25x chance again in your life

going okay
but you can work like a dog and get nothing
then u get a lucky break and BAM free money it seems like
not saying don't put in the effort... it's just effort just lets you tread water while you wait for a big deal to come by

It's cringe 10000% all the way through

He has no idea what he's reading

Often he just reads the title

Fucking lol

>>13683113
this
couldn't have put it better myself

>>13636175
this is brilliant
i hope the internet remembers how americas future is being made

LINK is intrinsically worthless. Node operators can be payed in existing cryptocurrencies. Just look at the testnet right now, it only accepts ETH instead of LINK lmao. It means that ETH can easily be substituted for it, that is, if someone wants to fork the token to accept ETH (an established cryptocurrency instead of some fucking ERC20 token made with a two-man team), LINK is basically useless. That is besides the fact that everything LINK aims to do can be easily done by cryptographically signing the data from the API source.
>muh next ETH

Link, 5 months in: 35 cents (3.5x ICO)
Ethereum, 5 months in: $5.50 (17x ICO)

Uh oh, pissed stinker incoming HAHA.

>>6964530
Too lazy you wanna just tell us?

calm down faggots, the futures will expire soon.

let's make a list

Sia: decentralized file storage

Monero: buying illegal/embarrassing shit, tax evasion, ..etc

Ripple: Faster and cheaper than Paypal. Distributed exchange. P2p lending. IOU/tokens.

Stellar: Fast and cheap. ICOs

Ethereum: smart contracts and ICOs

Ethereum Classic: immutable proof-of-work version of Ethereum + side chains coming soon
please don't list tokens unless they can be used now

don't shill me pump and dump shitcoins. shill me something that actually has value, like Ripple and Stellar (before they mooned).

>>5517826
it's more decentralized than bitcoin

Bitcoin
-One company has more than 50% of the hashpower
-One oppressive country has more than 50% of hashpower
-One company has a monopoly on creating efficient ASIC Bitcoin miners thanks to patents


Ripple
-10s of validators run by reputable non-related public and private entities in different countries (e.g., Microsoft, MIT, CGI, WorldLink, Telindus-Proximus Group, Bahnhof, ...)
-At least 80% of validators must agree for a ledger to be validated