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In Ukraine crypto crowd doesn't (yet?) differentiate between cryptos. We're (still?) working together to push the ideas and projects forward.

Thanks, I've not been following the youtube channel

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@Dr. Julian Hosp , following thread appeared few days ago on bitcointalk. Since TenX card is issued by WaveCrest, can you comment on this piece? Is it true? If yes, how it will affect cardholders?

Using it daily now. Works great.

For a visitor, it's same as paying with cash or card: just ask for a check, mention that you're paying in DASH, and wait for a pre-check with the qr-code. Scan, send, done. In about a minute you'll get a final check. For a restaurant, nothing major - guys modified the regular (for ukrainian...

I won't

Well, then, given going the specialized hardware route, it should be as mass-produced and as cheap as possible, to the extend of being throw-off expense (for MNO). Good luck shutting down a rack or a datacenter, if MNOs have dormant ASICs waiting to be brought up. Are we in agreement?

I'm afraid, you're not reading: Imagine writing a software that would execute on a CPU that would change its mind about what an instruction means. That's exactly what "being legal" and "comply" and "agree to be regulated" means. OTOH, I'm not sure what technical approach would work to...

Are regulated hedge funds legally allowed to invest in crypto?

The question is not if it's useful. The real question is who will take the lead and will complete this project.

It did, but now another bummer - my time was consumed by urgent stuff. Now I'm recruiting a dev to do the work within the original budget and scope and to continue the work on the roadmap.

Ask charities to make their case via Budget Proposals?

Of course, they would! They would call it anything they'd like, like "money laundering", "terrorism", "mail fraud", whatever.. I'm aware about this link and I know that masternodes don't handle any user funds. Yet, if state officials like to go after the project, they would find a good...

I was planning to do research on electrum implementation, but I'm out of time :(

http://www.steptoe.com/publications-12091.html Does that impose any new legal risks?

The intractable problem is that, in the multiagent system, even given the agents have the same information and skills (predictive power), the reward function might be different. Then, add to the mix the difference in the information available, the capacity to process the information, the skills...

I'm following the thread. So far I'm neutral on this, until there's a solid idea how *exactly* that would be implemented. Crypto-fiat interface is the one where every detail matter (inspired by the story, unveiling this night around MtGox, BTC-e, and "alleged russian hackers")

Meanwhile, just used TenX card today again. Get receipt -> move dash to TenX wallet -> pay with card took less than couple minutes. So, the tech works flawlessly. I guess they suffer from business scaling issues. Hopefully, given the amount they've raised during ICO, they'll be able to...

Please, define "better decisions" formally in this context? Thanks