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>>3759435
not even sure what that picture is trying to show about eth.

eth is an nuke-proof, quantum-proof supercomputer with near infinite computational power and storage capacity that's untraceable and basically free to use.

wtf is the book and pen for?

> ratio is stable with low volume
> right above major support
> random shooting stars every few hours
what did eth mean by this?

how do you find the next bitcoin, ethereum, etc? i'm not talking about 100x gains from some obscure shit coin (even if it's legit undervalued) but rather "the next big thing."

when i first heard about bitcoin i thought it was cool but didn't see it as any sort of investment.

when i first heard of ether i thought it was a cheap btc ripoff. smart contracts seemed like unneeded bells and whistles.

so when the next big thing comes, how do you know? it'll probably be ai, drone, or space related i'm guessing?

AND ALSO THERE'S ANOTHER PROBLEM!!

You will have 3 competing versions of BTC all using the same hash rate once segwit2x activates.

the hard fork will kill btc's hash rate, and make bch 300%+ more profitable to mine again. most pools auto-switch to the most profitable chain by an algorithm atm.

again i don't care for bch, but the "death chain spiral" is still a thing and never went away. it'll start happening again if btc and btc1 both survive!!

and what happens to lightning if core loses the btc ticker? no code has been written for it yet. will they STLL make lightning even if they no longer control btc?

70% XRP
20% ETH
10% BAT