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>>1842006
interesting choice of words

>FINISHED PRODUCT

sure looks that way now that the EEA formed

>>1832932 literally a win win for eth
ETF news should get things going either people will create the btc eth flippening or they'll just think if btc got one then corporate backed Ethereum surely is next and either one is a moon scenario for ETH.

Bitcoin is what it is due to Chinese utility of it once they switch to ethereum which they don't have yet to trade there's little reason to use bitcoin since ether has intrinsic value not just speculatory value like btc.

This ted talk does the trick plus some more info below:
https://youtu.be/Pl8OlkkwRpc

Remember 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

>>1831306As competition amongst businesses in many industries stiffens, blockchain technology is likely to become even more in-demand in the years to come. While there are many competing blockchain programs out there, with the backing of the EEA by so many high profile companies, it stands to reason that Ethereum could become the go-to as more businesses seek to incorporate the technology.

>>1831093
gee what to do, hmmm....

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