I was hacked once. After that, I keep all the passwords on a separate disk and in a special program where all data is encrypted.

It seems to me that Ethereum will soon be on a par with Bitcoin. Especially if Microsoft, ConsenSys, Web3 Labs and others will actually run a single coin on its basis, as they say in the news

It seems to me that the world is tired of general conflicts and fragmentation. therefore, communities will occupy an important place in the industry. like taklimakan, where novices and crypto-industry experts can find good analytics and useful tools. such projects are building the future

Thank you Gavin!


I am a newcomer to Bitcoin investment! I have encountered too many projects, phishing websites, and fraudulent websites to steal each other's money. So in a concrete example I can ask if you really bring Bitcoin real economic value if I try to go deeper into the nature of it?

What encryption program do you use?

I concur. bitcoin remains the strongest and safest blockchain, despite the emergence of newer and more sophisticated projects. The problem with most altcoins nowadays is that they were not created with the level of care that satoshi nakamoto had. most projects involve the use of low-level programming languages like c++ which are known to be "potential bombs" for hacking and malware if not carefully typed. Every real project has a github account where they make their blockchain projects open source. I'd advice that users explore these source codes and test it themselves.

There are a lot of blockchain projects this year with great potential in terms of concept and development direction/plan. It's always good to do your due diligence first when finding out the details of any blockchain project, and there's no harm in joining airdrop and bounty campaigns to find out what the project is about and how interactive the admins/project's team is are on their social media channels if any. I've been looking at BCART (BlockCart) tokens and joined their airdrop/bounty campaigns recently - and it's always a good sign to see the admins clearing spam and bots on the chat and also being responsive. They're still in the midst of developing the product, but blockchain in e-commerce, customer service and online shopping as well is interesting. What other factors do you guys look at when it comes to determining if alt. blockchain projects are safe?

Have you ever considered having someone from the Dash DAO on your show? Dash is the first truly decentralized autonomous organization and is the one crypto project that is really going to upset the status quo, much more so than other cryptos.

https://twitter.com/kanuuker/status/1133849779883171840
 

Just used Bitcoin for the first time in 3 years. Worst experience ever! Waiting for over an hour to transfer it from one exchange to another and still haven't got a single confirmation. On the bright side, it provides me with a lot more conviction for Dash!
https://twitter.com/mattmeek_dash/status/1135506805335838721
 

$Dash user tries bitcoin. You’d think there’d be an improvement with #bitcoin after 3 years. 3 YEARS!! Dash‘s improvements over that time outpace bitcoin massively. What are bitcoin devs even doing? “Protecting their baby” from change? XD
https://twitter.com/RobertGenito/status/1135523643423936513
 

How America's Crypto Capital Combated Bitcoin's High Fees - A Dash of Dash

Ian Freeman has been a proponent and user of cryptocurrency for years. He has introduced this empowering technology to many thousands through his radio show Free Talk Live, including Bitcoin Cash founder Roger Ver. And, along with other crypto fans in New Hampshire, he’s done extensive merchant outreach, including getting crypto ATMs placed, to such an extent that a Forbes writer called it America’s “Crypto Mecca”. Without question Ian is a crypto o.g.

In this video he details the crypto saturation in New Hampshire that began with Bitcoin, but, due to expensive transaction fees (which reached $55 on December, 22, 2017!) he sought an alternative. Thanks to the solution-oriented gents at Anypay (who too are based in New Hampshire) Dash was found to be a superior product for real world use. So much so, that Ian says it’s “king” in New Hampshire.

https://youtu.be/H5P_QmKamAc