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But I'm, 52 years old... As for solid support of said argument, go check the figures of how much DeFi is transacting per week. $80billion locked in. Doubled over the last 2 months. Will probably hit $1trillion by the end of the year. That's A LOT of value being stored and A LOT of value...

Because the DAE (Digital Asset Ecosystem which is far more than just BTC) is exploding so the demand for a liquid asset to trade/arb/market make etc is also exploding. You'll come around eventually Duke because I don't believe the saying of you can't teach old dogs new tricks!

Because 1) all DeFi loans are on the back of 200% collateral, ie put up 2 ETH and I'll lend you 1, and 2) the DeFi protocol can easily be audited via auditing the code hence no dirty tricks can be played (assuming there's not a genuine or devious hackers bug in the code which has happened in the...

No, because Tether propping up BTC is a fantasy proposed by the Tether Truthers. As Omid Malekan so rightly points out (in the article above), why would they (Tether bosses) prop up BTC when they own hardly any of it (in relation to the total cap of BTC)?

Omid Malekan has the best take down of the Tether Truthers - "deep down inside they want Tether to be a scam, and for crypto to be a ponzi, and for Blockchain to be a fad. That way, they don't have to know about it. They don't have to open their minds to a new way of storing and transferring...

1,000's of very talented traders and analysts don't agree though because if they did agree (Tether = fraud) why hasn't the price been smashed? Note, that the above know far more than 99% of people on this message board (including me) and 99.99% more than the Tether Truthers... Still, there's...

Yep, as others have said, go for the offline version.

Not at all Pek, few care about Doge coin, and even less will care in the future. Of course it makes a good story though which is why it's got so much traction. It also proves just how early we are towards DeFi + Ethereum because few people in the media are talking about that combo, rather...

Elon is making a clown out of himself with all of this crypto crap. Doge was setup as a joke, it still remains a joke, and it will always be a joke. Bezos vs Musk is a man against a boy... PS. If Elon is so smart then why didn't he also buy Ethereum? As much as I like Bitcoin, Ethereum is...

Agreed. Try having a platoon of Foreign Legionnaires on your ass and see how you get on. (I agree though, not all the Legionnaires will be French).

Smart guy (as you'd expect working for Dalio). Many more will jump in legacy finance before they're pushed...

It's comments like the above that makes me keep buying more and more Ethereum. You guys don't seem to get it, you're fixated on price and bogeymen, when you should be looking at the real elephant in the room, which is DeFi and what it brings to the party. One big massive recking ball to legacy...

His biggest mistake was putting it in a wallet. He should have left them all on the Exchanges then nobody would know when he's selling. Now, with eyes glued to that wallet, if he moves big chunks to exchanges it will be pretty obvious what his next move will be...

For all you Tether Truthers, this guy really marks your cards. Remember that stupid post from a few months back when the guy was 'shocked' about Tether and what it was doing? The article shreds it. As the author rightly points out - you all want Tether and Bitcoin to be a scam/ponzi because...

1. Many brokers have been hacked in the past and Bitcoin is almost at all-time highs. Broker hacks of the past won't really happen in the future because the crypto brokers have THE best tech security in the business. Also, 90%-95% of the coins held are in deep storage so few are at risk, and of...

Noah, the DAE (Digital Assets Ecosystem) is a global market, so it really doesn't matter what the heavy jackboots in the US do. If they ban it or try to heavily regulate it, the rest of the world will just laugh and run with the DAE even harder. Thanks for the money and massive head start USA...

Dice, you've told us 101 times you're rich and ultra successful so we don't need to hear it for the 102nd time, thanks! PS. You haven't told us how many cars you've got, we're all dying to know :D

Yes we do but they're not globally operative. Try sending $100 to a friend in Africa and see how you get on. Then don't try, JUST DO IT, as in sending that same $100 via crypto. It will be there within a few mins (to an hour) and all it took was a few clicks. Now imagine what the citizens of...

The secure aspect is not the whole picture. If you or anyone else cannot see the immense value of being able to zap value around the world (instantly/quickly) without the need for a trusted third party as WE'RE HEADING FULL SPEED INTO A NEW DIGITAL REVOLUTION, you're all off your rockers...

Don't forget Arthur's great DeFi/ETH valuation essay of just a month ago, this is one of the main reasons why ETH is going crazy (not Arthur's essay per se, rather the valuation ideas within it). https://cryptohayes.medium.com/yes-i-read-the-whitepaper-59cfa2ea9c2c I know you read and liked it...