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If you were Visa would you really want to put out an obviously negative statement like this anymore than you have to?

Since many of ethereums transactions are from smart contract that use lots of gas, looking at the average transaction fee is misleading. Check ethgasstation.info for the transaction cost of a simple transaction. $0.08 will get you confirmed in the next block, and $0.02 will get you confirmed in 15 min.

And? The parity wallet was not hacked, just is unable to be withdrawn from.

My understanding was that if they rolled back the entire network to just before the hack, lots of transactions would be rolled back that didn't need to be.

That's why, from what I remember, when etheruem was hardforked created a transaction from the thief's wallet to a new smart contract, and everyone agreed to validate that transaction even though it wasn't signed by a private key.

That doesn't contradict my understanding of how the hard for occurred though. Obviously the etc chain didn't change.

Why would it? What does the parity wallet have to do with ico's?

" By creating a new network that picked up from just before the "fradulent" activity."

I thought they just created a new transaction that moved all the stolen funds to a new smart contract?

Cryptography

The F35 program's decision to source parts from nearly every state in the US is a political one, not from a logistics issue. Boeing finds it much easier to convince Congressmen to continue the program if jobs would be lost in their state if the program was cut.

Am I missing something here about point 7?

>It is worth noting, however, that China’s criteria for defining aircraft generations differs from accepted international standards. China defines aircraft generations based upon when an aircraft was integrated into the air force. Per China’s criteria, the J-20 is considered a fourth-generation aircraft.

Gotcha, I thought you were saying that a bailout already happened. It's obvious to me now that you were saying someone has already asked for a bailout.

Can someone explain this section some more

>Considering that we need a distinct key for each individual, that exchanging keys with each person would be a significant computational burden, and that there are more cryptographic functions needed than simply exchanging keys, new methods arose.

Isn't this exactly what RSA does, exchanging a private symmetric key with asymmetric crypto? The next paragraph makes it seem like RSA does something different.

Yes obviously. But you earlier stated that "Already happened basically!" in reference to a crypto bailout. So again, how is "seek" equivalent to "ask" here?

Seek = "already happened"?

How? When?

Before this latest gain, Korean exchanges were consistently priced 5-10% higher than all others. Now it's reversed. I don't think it signals anything.

Eth is at $630 right now, so unless I'm misunderstanding something, you'll have made money.

I'm pretty sure Amazon launched its own delivery service.

I'll believe it if there is an actual DNA match between the man and DNA found at the scene.

They're trading futures not bitcoins directly.

$1,200/Month stipend? Is that a joke? That's minimum wage.

That doesn't mean Facebook is overvalued though. Just because it's value could disappear doesn't mean it has no value.

I'm fairly certain that the opposite held true in reality. When the multi state lottery association decreased the is of winning the Powerball last year,sales went up a lot because of the lure of the $1B payouts.

Typically funding is wanted to pay for things.

The 24hr volume for bitcoin is currently at 6.2 B.

Selling 10 MM of bitcoin in a day would not affect price very much. Looking at the largest American exchange (6% of daily btc volume), GDAX, a 10 MM market sell order would drop the price to around 9400 USD from 9750 USD currently.

Selling 100 MM of bitcoin in a day would affect the price significantly. Looking at GDAX, a 100 MM market sell order would drop the price to around 7000 USD from 9750 USD currently. Although this would be arbed pretty quickly and I would think that it would recover to maybe 8500 USD.

Did you read the webpage? BitPay is a payment processor. They mention the increase in total BTC transactions but it focuses on their growth as a payment processor

It was more like a 20% correction but it's already is back up and higher than pre drop.

"art-forms"