Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, and the Future of Global Finance

@85SugarVol FWIW my buddy (software engineer) who has been trading crypto for 3 years ranked his favorites for me:

  1. Ethereum
  2. Cardano
  3. Bitcoin
  4. Uniswap
  5. XRP
  6. US Dollar Tether
  7. US Dollar Coin
  8. Dai
  9. Litecoin
  10. Tron
 
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@85SugarVol FWIW my buddy (software engineer) who has been trading crypto for 3 years ranked his favorites for me:

  1. Ethereum
  2. Cardano
  3. Bitcoin
  4. Uniswap
  5. XRP
  6. US Dollar Tether
  7. US Dollar Coin
  8. Dai
  9. Litecoin
  10. Tron
I’m officially up and running on Pro - just gotta get this thing funded.

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@85SugarVol FWIW my buddy (software engineer) who has been trading crypto for 3 years ranked his favorites for me:

  1. Ethereum
  2. Cardano
  3. Bitcoin
  4. Uniswap
  5. XRP
  6. US Dollar Tether
  7. US Dollar Coin
  8. Dai
  9. Litecoin
  10. Tron
Favorites based on what?

US Dollar coin?

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Why is pro better than the normal site? Is it?
I’ve never used Regular. But it’s a slimmed down interface that runs on the Pro engine in the background.

Regular is apparently easier to use, but you pay for that streamlined functionality with higher fees.

I’ve seen screenshots of Regular. I can see how using Pro might be daunting to some... a lot more tools, a lot goin on.
 
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I've seen 249% growth in my portfolio since I started investing in November. Man, I wish I had gone all-in on Ethereum. It's up 329%. I'm going to keep putting in there despite being high right now. They are going to be the backbone of the crypto world. Bitcoin will be the biggest name in digital currency but everybody will build their businesses around the Ethereum platform.
 
I still don't get it.

Ethereum, high concept:

Ethereum is a platform that stores extremely secure data. They have set up different kinds of tokens that interact with that platform and they perform useful functions. For example, look at the real estate world. It's in the dark ages and still hasn't gone digital. It's likely that real estate will leap frog digital tech as we know it and go right into smart contract tech, which is what crypto enables. Because of the perfect accountability of the system and other benefits of the tech, you can choose to cut out a lot of middlemen (banks, brokers, etc.) to get transactions done. That's what people are talking about when they say "decentralizing" tech. Now apply this to every industry.

Take an artist, for example, who is getting pirated right now. Attach their digital music file to a crypto token and it becomes uncopyable.

High high concept: it's making transactions and exchanges easier, better, more efficient, and more secure.
 
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Ethereum, high concept:
I watched a video or two on ETH. Picked up enough to understand it's something people can actually use.

What I don't get is how these cryptos go from volatile "investments" that speculators are bidding up to ridiculous levels to something a normal person would use for a normal transaction.
 
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I watched a video or two on ETH. Picked up enough to understand it's something people can actually use.

What I don't get is how these cryptos go from volatile "investments" that speculators are bidding up to ridiculous levels to something a normal person would use for a normal transaction.

If bitcoin is $45k then you use 0.000000000000001 (or whatever) to buy the uncopyable CD.
 
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But who would do this if it might be worth 0.0000000000000011 or 0.0000000000000009 the next day?

Somebody who wants the CD. Who is going to cash out of BTC when it's so volatile? People who want cash.

BTC isn't the only way to pay for it. And there are stable cryptos and the ones that aren't can stabilize.
 
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