Watching these meme stocks return I am thinking we might see a meme coin return as well.
In for half a billion Shiba.
In for half a billion Shiba.
LatinAggie1997 said:NTXAg10 said:
The answer to your question is no. ADA does not currently have institutional acceptance. I'd imagine it's largely for the reasons you've noted.
It's as speculative of a risk as 99% of the ****coins that have big promises and minimal current use case. No matter what the "Charles" fanboys on this thread will say.
I own a 1000 ADA and won't be going higher until I see the working product.
I consider myself of "fanboy" of Charles and Cardano. I believe in the vision and the technology so it isn't a slight in my opinion.
What is far worse having a tribal mentality. Allegiance to an inferior technology that is desperately trying to correct multiple flaws is nonsensical.
Personally, I would choose an Arleigh Burke class destroyer still at dry dock over a battleship at sea.
aggiengeorgia10 said:
Dog you **** on ADA and then go buy a coin who has a dev nobody knows except for a nickname and who just wants to be the next doge coin?
NTXAg10 said:
I LOLd but agree both of them seem content to let him occupy good real estate in the dome.
aggiengeorgia10 said:
Dog you **** on ADA and then go buy a coin who has a dev nobody knows except for a nickname and who just wants to be the next doge coin?
TxAG#2011 said:aggiengeorgia10 said:
Dog you **** on ADA and then go buy a coin who has a dev nobody knows except for a nickname and who just wants to be the next doge coin?
Hey man at least it actually functions
XXXVII said:TxAG#2011 said:aggiengeorgia10 said:
Dog you **** on ADA and then go buy a coin who has a dev nobody knows except for a nickname and who just wants to be the next doge coin?
Hey man at least it actually functions
A horse's ass also functions, but would you pay money to own a piece of the excrement it produces?
No. As the ETH BC undergoes continual upgrades, ETC will sink into obsolescence. ETH has a tremendous amount of financial resources that it will use to upgrade it's code in efforts remain competitive in the market place.FAT SEXY said:
What are yalls thoughts on accumulating Ethereum Classic? Will it always track Ethereum?
TxAG#2011 said:
Watching these meme stocks return I am thinking we might see a meme coin return as well.
In for half a billion Shiba.
Does anybody know what this bill is?Quote:
- The new law amends the state's Uniform Commercial Code to better adapt commercial law to blockchain and digital assets, formally defines virtual currencies and offers individuals and businesses a legal environment for crypto investment.
Thank youTroy91 said:
Here is a better article from when the bill passed. Texas Law Creates Legal Clarity For Bitcoin
Here is the final text of the bill: Enrolled
MuchosPollos said:
Now come the "US Sanctions to curb those pesky El Salvadorian drug lords"
Central banks hate competition.....BTC (as a currency) or others that want to be currencies - (Dash, Monero, LTC, etc) are dead in the long run. Tokens/Companies that use blockchain technology to solve problems are not. i.e - ETH, ADA, BNB, LINK, etc will live, BTC will be assassinated.
Don't worry, its going take years (or a complete collapse) before they kill BTC.
Troy91 said:
Here is a better article from when the bill passed. Texas Law Creates Legal Clarity For Bitcoin
Here is the final text of the bill: Enrolled
[url=https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/3571][/url]Quote:
S.3571 - Banking for All Act
Introduced in Senate (03/23/2020)
Banking for All Act
This bill requires Federal Reserve member banks to provide digital pass-through accounts (i.e., digital dollar wallets) to residents and citizens, and to businesses domiciled in the United States. Among other things, these accounts must provide specified banking services to eligible persons who elect to deposit funds into these accounts, including access to COVID-19 (i.e., coronavirus disease 2019) aid payments. These accounts may not charge fees or have balance requirements, and must provide a specified interest rate.
In areas with limited access to Federal Reserve member banks, these banks must partner with postal retail facilities to provide services.
Federal Reserve banks must permit state nonmember banks and credit unions to open master accounts for the purpose of offering digital pass-through accounts.
Postal retail facilities and certain small banks must be reimbursed by the appropriate Federal Reserve bank for operational costs incurred by offering the accounts.
https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/3571