Smaller investors are chasing the shitcoins (penny stocks).
You dont have much vested interests really 'marketing' ethereum. most people involved are headsdown building great products and protocols.
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Smaller investors are chasing the shitcoins (penny stocks).
You dont have much vested interests really 'marketing' ethereum. most people involved are headsdown building great products and protocols.
It does not affect the price anymore compared to daily trading volumes
Ethereum itself was crowd funded and they registered the foundation in Switzerland mainly for legal reasons. The status in US is unclear atm.
and digix is registered in Singapore again for legal/regulation reasons
I am amazed at this open contribution and collaboration.
This is what happens if you hire 'generalist' and reject Mac developers by asking some scaling and data center questions.
This post makes a point, but its not to be taken literally.
To me, making the product owner think about backlogs and stories from an end user perspective is the real benefit of Scrum.
I agree, asking code is better than asking tricky questions or other irrelevant things.