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    April 04, 2015, 05:03:55 AM
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    2013:
    - Largest exchanges getting "hacked" (Mtgox)
    - Largest Bitcoin mining companies scamming users (BFL)
    - Online black markets scamming users, losing money, and getting shut down (Silk Road)


    2015:
    -The largest exchanges are still getting hacked (Bitstamp, Bter)
    -Largest Bitcoin mining companies scamming users (ASICMiner)
    -Online black markets scamming users, losing money, and getting shut down in the same exact fucking way (SR 2, Evolution)

    Still no multi-sig in use. Still no use of decentralized platforms like Mycelium Trader and Open Transactions. Is this still 2013? We're walking into the same wall over and over and we don't know how to get past it. Are we praying for Ben Lawsky's Bitlicense (which seems to be dragging on into eternity) to come save us? Are we waiting for Satoshi to come back and say "Guys, cloud mining is bullshit. What are you doing?" I look at coinmarketcap.com and there's a blatant scam (Paycoin) in the top 10.

    How do we get past the year 2013?

    Year 2021
    Bitcoin Supply: ~90% mined
    Supply Inflation: <1.8%
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