Incredible piece of internet history, by @paulg: "What happened to Yahoo?" (TL;DR it didn't have a hacker-centric culture) http://paulgraham.com/yahoo.html
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Replying to @TuurDemeester @paulg
What does this sound like?
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That's why this article is so incredible to me. History is repeating in front of our eyes. You may see it differently, but part of why ETH is considered an "ICO blue chip" is that supply is locked up by the fundraisers, pushing up price.
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Yes and no. It's true fundraisers push the price with locking (also down with selling when need to pay the bills). BUT the logic I see on ETH is that you need the ETH because your project is build on ETH Blockchain and you will need to pay for future ETH fees.
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Replying to @Aqua8_8_8 @TuurDemeester and
Unless you’re a moneygrab like EOS who intent to make the ERC20 nontradable after June 1 and strictly used it as a crowdfunding platform. Yet if you ask 80-90% of EOS token holders I bet they don’t know their token is worthless and they can’t dump it after June 1.
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Replying to @cyber_hokie @TuurDemeester and
I thought EOS ERC20 tokens will be transferable to EOS native blockchain tokens later?
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Replying to @MustStopMurad @TuurDemeester and
They will not. They require you to register the ETH address you have the EOS in (cant be an exchange address) with their Smart contract which will be used to create a distribution snapshot when an EOS blockchain goes live
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Replying to @cyber_hokie @TuurDemeester and
What exactly is the problem here?
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The fact that most ppl have it in exchanges?
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