G-rant about Ethereum
Life is an endless, artistic, natural cycle of creation and destruction. No destruction means no creation. I have only the choice to be a slave in the middle being pulled from one side to the next, or to accept my role as the creator and the destroyer of my own world.
The time it takes for me to say and comprehend the word now, is 1 second, is now.
January 2003 – Our newsletter generated only $80,000 this month, that was just enough to pay the bills. We had over 50 servers, web hosting contracts, and about 11 employees, plus the Miami Beach lifestyle. 1 year prior I was doing the same business by myself and only working about 3 days a week. Every week the war on SPAM and spammers would take more $$ out of our income. I had 2 new born babies, 2 women, our newsletter business was falling apart fast, and the war with Iraq was about to start. February 2003 we moved to Jamaica.
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I agree with your assessment of ETH. Are familiar with ICO'S and crowdfunding projects. I'm new to crypto and I'm trying to learn the in's and out's to this. I find your daily vid helpful in that regard. Keep up the good work!!
investing in ICO was a smart way to play with crypto last year, but for the past 9 months investing in ICO's and crowdfunding campaigns has been the worst way to be involved in cryptocurrency, as 100% of the projects stop development after the ICO coin hits the trading platforms and totally looses it's value in about 2 weeks. I say do not invest in anything that is not already working. In the cryptocurrency space steemit is the only application that actually works, and bitcoin works as a currency, everything else is all speculation. I think zcash is a coin to keep a close eye on, as the funding and people involved in that project has very big connections outside of the crypto community.
I agree 100% with your assessment about Ethereum. Two currencies I think have a chance other than Steem to really make a lot of gain over the coming years are Monero (for the dark side of net transactions) and Dash (a committed community, project award system, instant confirmations for transactions, and an amazing development roadmap for real world use). Other coins that I've researched so far lack unique qualities for mass adoption. I DO think Zcash is a garbage coin, however, but you are right about the connections it has, and it might become something worth taking another look at down the road if the founders and devs get their act together and make some changes.
yes, DASH has great potential, it is patiently waiting for cryptocurrecy to "blow up" and then DASH can make it's mark on the world