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>>1834223
GDAX

>>1833389Remember most Chinese exchanges and bitFlyer (JP) don't trade ETH yet, even some are confused by ethereum-troll-chain (ETC) thanks to Chandler Goo, Barry Shillbert, and Bobby Lee's litecoin bias (his brother is the creator of LTC), but exchanges can't ignore the opportunity costs in trading fees for much longer or other players will go in and eat their lunch by offering ETH/CNY.
So, that's why I don't worry about buying ETH at $20, or $30 or even $40 when the time comes if the Asian markets haven't jumped in; when they do we'll see some crazy stuff, not to mention: https://np.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/5vraur/so_what_makes_eth_a_good_investment/
Also ETH's trading volume is 1/3 of BTC's but the market cap is around only 1/10, that means ETH is very coiled up and ready to rocket with its stronger than ever fundamentals.
See: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets

>>1832467

>Also ETH itself will not be implemented as business solution - the underlying technology will. That means ETH may be left to the wolves in the end.

https://youtu.be/2_ERX4K_RME?t=7m3s

After minute 7:03 He says private blockchain Quorum and public ETH blockchain would be interacting