Ethereum to the moon

Those banks will keep everything secret

Why are you bumping this thread all the time?

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I see prices ETH always increase. 0.016 per ETH. its possible to go high price is 0.021?

Why not? I see it as the only way to implement ethereum for enterprises. Otherwise it is not secure at all and open to spamming, hacking, stealing private data and other vulnerabilities. Enterprise Ethereum as an organization will employ Vitalik and other developers and sell private and secure enterprise ethereum solutions - that's how I see it. There is no other way.

Banks and critical enterprises will NEVER use public blockchains, remember it. Otherwise they will be open to a real danger.

Public ethereum will be just as what it is now - a cryptocurrency and a DAO for those who don't care about too much of security and privacy and cannot afford private blockchains. But it also depends on the decision of Enterprise Ethereum whether to support ETH as the blockchain for those who cannot afford a private customized solution or develop a new solution. ETH will evolve over time with future hard forks, and as far as I understand the next hard fork is to make it PoS.

Obviously, you don't know what you're talking about. If you want spamming, hacking, stealing private data and other vulnerabilities is exactly the "enterprise" way to go!

Do you mean that a private blockchain existing only in the bank's internal network or under VPN will be less secure that the public blockchain?

Is there any proposal or roadmap how can current ETH blockchain be used by real enterprises? Just curious...

So let me be a CEO of a small organization in telecommunication (a local internet provider, for example). How can I use ethereum blockchain to improve my business?

You're asking for the use cases of blockchain here, which you can find easily with a google search. Why Ethereum for those use cases though? Ethereum happens to be the blockchain of choice to enable those use cases, because of many factors (the unique tech, the incredible talent of eth developers, planned development and features, etc.).

Take the work Microsoft is doing: integration into Azure, so that any developer can quickly and easily spin up a blockchain "template" (based on Ethereum's protocol of course), work on it, test it, and deploy it, all within an industry-wide recognized environment.

More details to your question: http://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/computing/networks/enterprise-ethereum-alliance-launches