RE: Bitcoin is unstoppable: Is it really? by lazybits

I carry OMG and NEO for the very reason you mentioned. I can’t bring myself to get Ripple though. I also have several others that would be hurt by government overreach, but at least this way it is diversified.

`author`	lazybits
`permlink`	re-cryptojaxx-bitcoin-is-unstoppable-is-it-really-20170919t230010818z
`category`	bitcoin
`json_metadata`	{"tags":["bitcoin"],"app":"steemit/0.1"}
`created`	2017-09-19 23:00:09
`last_update`	2017-09-19 23:00:09
`depth`	1
`children`	1
`last_payout`	2017-09-26 23:00:09
`cashout_time`	1969-12-31 23:59:59
`total_payout_value`	0.022 HBD
`curator_payout_value`	0.007 HBD
`pending_payout_value`	0.000 HBD
`promoted`	0.000 HBD
`body_length`	213
`author_reputation`	117,974,332,644
`root_title`	"Bitcoin is unstoppable: Is it really?"
`beneficiaries`	`[]`
`max_accepted_payout`	1,000,000.000 HBD
`percent_hbd`	10,000
`post_id`	15,369,995
`net_rshares`	12,334,054,355
`author_curate_reward`	""

voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
cryptojaxx	0 B		12,334,054,355	100%

voter

weight

wgt%

rshares

pct

time

cryptojaxx

0 B

12,334,054,355

100%

@cryptojaxx · Sep 20 '17

Yep diversification is key for sure. 

Privacy coins are currently very popular but would probably be high on the hit list of any gov sponsored war on cryptos.

I agree with Ripple, a lot of people have bought into it, and while more and more centralized/traditional banks are adopting it, I don't really see it benefitting the token holders much except for some speculative appreciation of the token price. The kicker for me with XRP is that banks who want to use the Ripple network don't even have to use XRP at all.

properties (22)