Tuesday, November 27, 2018

Leonovus Publishes Galaxa Whitepaper

Leonovus Inc., at a press conference in Singapore, announced the release of Ver 1.0 of the Galaxa Whitepaper.

Ottawa, Canada and Singapore, Nov 28, 2018 -- Leonovus Inc., (“Leonovus” or the “Company”) (TSXV: LTV; OTC: LVNSF) at a press conference in Singapore, announced the release of Ver 1.0 of the Galaxa Whitepaper. The news conference in Singapore aligned with Leonovus’ participation in the Canadian Trade Mission to the Singapore Fintech Festival. Singapore is a major global blockchain hub.

“We are proud to release this first version of the Galaxa whitepaper and invite feedback from the global blockchain community to help us reflect on, and improve, the architecture and document. We expect several iterations of the whitepaper before the close of financing. The whitepaper is available for downloading on the Galaxa website - galaxa.com,” said Michael Gaffney, Chairman and CEO.

The Galaxa project is an important strategic initiative for Leonovus. The current cloud storage and compute market is an oligopoly and Galaxa intends to challenge this market concentration. Gartner predicts 30%+ compounded annual growth rates for enterprise cloud data storage and cloud compute. The Galaxa blockchain platform incorporates the patented distributed storage and compute technology, benefiting from USD 26 million in research investment by Leonovus. It is the first blockchain-enabled, enterprise-class, Anything as a Service (XaaS), distributed storage and compute marketplace. A native cryptocurrency called GAAX is the payment system. Galaxa will introduce a new blockchain architecture designed to accelerate the global development and implementation of XaaS offerings by independent developers that share a worldwide network of enterprise-grade distributed data storage and distributed compute assets.

In 2008, Bitcoin was the first major use of a blockchain. In 2015, Ethereum improved the blockchain with the introduction of the Smart Contract. In 2020, Leonovus believes, that Galaxa Smart Services becomes the next blockchain evolution. Before Galaxa Smart Services, the blockchain methodology of using programming languages such as Solidity, Java, and Python to program smart contracts required customers to incur costs in time and money to develop, test and run their interactions with participants on the blockchain. These costs can be prohibitive for many services, and do not work well with normal enterprise business practices.

Smart Services allows developers to use the Galaxa blockchain and build applications for the web-based, XaaS Galaxa marketplace using high-level natural language constructs and open web APIs. The system eliminates the need for complex smart contract coding and logistics. Galaxa will address the challenges faced by developers and enterprises that want to adopt and gain the benefit of cloud and blockchain technology in an effective, efficient and secure data marketplace, without requiring the skills of a Ph.D. in cryptography.

To finance the Galaxa project, Leonovus plans to complete a Security Token Offering (“STO”) by issuing a security called a Simple Agreement for a Future Token (“SAFT”) as previously announced on September 4, 2018. Leonovus is applying to the regulators and the stock exchange to make the GAAX SAFT a tradable security on the TSX Venture Exchange. In eighteen to twenty-four months after the close of the financing, the SAFT will convert into the GAAX tokens. The marketplace will charge a small service fee percentage in GAAX to vendors and this service fee will be distributed to GAAX owners and system moderators. GAAX tokens will also be a security. Galaxa will pay regular distributions of GAAX to the token owners. Details about the distributions are in the whitepaper. The Company believes that GAAX is the first cryptographic token designed for the exchange of value between a corporate information technology buyer, an application service provider, and a storage/compute infrastructure supplier.

“Galaxa is much more than most typical ICOs or STOs in that it will incorporate the Leonovus Smart Services blockchain innovation, along with a global enterprise-class marketplace that embeds Leonovus’ hyper-secure software-defined cloud storage technology which is in production today. The marketplace provides a platform for thousands of cloud services developers who are locked out of the current market because of the oligopoly. This is also great news for the enterprise as there will be more choice for cloud service products and less cloud vendor lock-in,” said Gaffney.

The planned STO will include a public offering of SAFTs in Canada and a private placement offering of SAFTs to accredited investors in Canada and to equivalent investors in other jurisdictions in compliance with applicable securities laws of those jurisdictions. There can be no assurance that the Canadian securities administrators will provide a final receipt for the prospectus and there can be no assurance that the TSXV will accept the SAFTs for trading. Following the issue of SAFTs to investors, no GAAX tokens will be issued pursuant to the SAFTs unless and until the Company successfully develops, builds, and launches the Galaxa marketplace. The launch date is planned to occur within eighteen to twenty-four months after the close of financings. The ability to trade the GAAX tokens will be subject to applicable securities and other laws and exchange rules at that time.

About Leonovus:

Leonovus is a cloud solutions software developer of a blockchain enabled software-defined object storage solution. Designed with the IT manager in mind, Leonovus’ patented algorithms encrypts, shreds and spreads data across a network of on-premises, hybrid or multi-cloud storage nodes – allowing for the most secure yet internally accessible form of object-based data storage that provides GRC across the entire solution. The advanced geo-distributed architecture minimizes latency, optimizes geo-availability, reduces remote backup costs and meets data sovereignty requirements. With its software and hardware agnostic design, Leonovus provides petabyte scalability and allows the enterprise to utilize its existing idle storage resources, extend the useable lifespan of depreciated resources and improve the enterprise’s overall ROI. To learn more, please visit www.leonovus.com.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements and information, which may involve risks and uncertainties. The results or events predicted in these statements may differ materially from actual results or events. Factors that might cause a difference include, but are not limited to, competitive developments, risks associated with Leonovus’ growth, the state of the financial markets, regulatory risks and other factors. There can be no assurance or guarantees that any statements of forward-looking information contained in this release will prove to be accurate. Actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. These and all subsequent written and oral statements containing forward-looking information are based on the estimates and opinions of management on the dates they are made and expressly qualified in their entirety by this notice. Unless otherwise required by applicable securities laws, Leonovus disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether because of new information, future events or otherwise. Readers should not place undue reliance on any statements of forward-looking information that speak only as of the date of this release. Further information on Leonovus’ public filings, including its most recent audited consolidated financial statements, are available at www.sedar.com.

Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

For more information, [info@leonovus.com](mailto:info@leonovus.com)

Investor Relations: George Aizpurua, [gaizpurua@firstcanadiancapital.com](mailto:gaizpurua@firstcanadiancapital.com), Christopher Benk, [cbenk@leonovus.com](mailto:cbenk@leonovus.com)

Contact:

Cecilia Wong

Leonovus Inc

1309 Carling Ave,

Ottawa, ON K1Z 7L3

+65 9182 6605

[cecilia@yourPRstrategist.com](mailto:cecilia@yourPRstrategist.com)

https://www.leonovus.com/


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Buy now soon 80 to 100sat cross

Their are many events which going to happen from next week like afterburn & exchange launch and top 5 countries which going to added in dent app.So,This will boost price fluctuations of dent more users more buyers and price is highly possible to reach 150sat till December if Bitcoin and market stay well.


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Simple reason no BTC forks will work as money

As long Bitcoin and cousins are considered commodities for tax purposes in US, there will be no significant adoption by anyone, let alone industry, as a spendable currency. Having every transaction be a taxable event adds cognitive load, never mind the actual bookkeeping requirements.

I don’t understand how this is not understood. Maybe I’m missing something, but unless this regulation is changed bitcoin will remain at best a vehicle for speculation.

No amount of on or off chain scaling.

Add to the fact that POW transactions are inherently costly, and as far as I can see bitcoin is dead in the water

Ironically, one thing CSW has been chattering on about where I think he is right is that bitcoin will not see mainstream adoption by companies unless/until brought into full regulatory compliance with existing financial services. He rightly argues that ICOs are mostly illegal security offerings and will be shot down.

He hangs his (rhetorical) hat on fact the SEC had granted some recognition that bitcoin is different, not a security, is a currency of some kind.

What he neglects in all his tough talk is that the CFCT and IRS are regulating bitcoin as a commodity.

Bitcoin SV is just as dead as a currency because of this. Clearly he’s a con man, it just an interesting observation based on his talking points.

The fact that this problem is never addressed when it comes to discussion of bitcoin adoption blows my mind. It indicates to me his speculation has dominated interest (duh) and how the true believers, the bitcoin visionaries of different stripes have either not thought this through, or don’t address it because they want protect the price.

I fully admit that I might be mistaken here. If anyone has any observations or rebuttals I welcome them

Thanks for reading!


Reponse to horsebadlydrawn's comment about jonald_fyookball's attempt to "save" _underwriter

I saw this response by horsebadlydrawn to jonald_fyookball. It is about jonald_fyookball's open response to _underwriter, so my post is not directed at jonald_fyookball in any way; it's a response to horsebadlydrawn, as his reply embodies what seems to be a concerning shift in character that has happened in this sub over the last few months. I thought this deserved a post of its own rather than being hidden deep in the comments of another thread.

horsebadlydrawn's reply to jonald_fyookball:

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/a0xca2/an_open_letter_to_unwriter_response_to_medium/ealym9l/

My response to horsebadlydrawn.

There's not a single ounce of thought put into the possibility that these people (like _underwriter, Ryan etc) actually have legitimate reasons for making the decisions that they do, is there? You, in your omniscience just know that they are all, every single one, at best misguided and at worst corrupted individuals. Never mind that some of these people are clearly very smart, passionate, industrious people who until very recently were very much revered and celebrated by the community (and for some, even considered to be thought leaders); but that fact doesn't even register a blip on the radar now does it?

They're either under a spell, or mentally ill, or have something else wrong with them that makes them think that way. And of course now they are all suddenly incompetent, never really that good at what they did and we are just talking about them, because they are (and always were) completely irrelevant? If anything is palpable, it's the inability to self-reflect, and consider that not everything is as black and white as is portrayed by people such as yourself.

This demonization and character assassination of anyone with a different opinion, is exactly how cults behave. To be clear, I'm not saying /r/btc/ is a cult (inb4 the inevitable strawman), but in this respect, by demonizing previous allies, it is behaving in a similar way. Case in point, you, in your reply to jonald_fyookball are using the name "_underwear" in lieu of "_underwriter" and talking about his self-importance, arrogance, and insecurity, when the fact of the matter is that you have no idea who the fuck he actually is!!! Let that sink in for a moment.

The only very common thread I see is the thread where someone who was considered to be a benefit to the community is suddenly set upon by the same community that they helped, because they made up their own minds that there was either something wrong with the community, or something more attractive in a different one. That coupled with the absolute inability to self-reflect and use the opportunity to identify potential problems and improve and/or rectify them.

This is the same kind of thinking that has lead to the people in /r/bitcoin all worshipping the lightning network and at the same time willing to completely overlook the fact that it's a convoluted technical disaster. In /r/bitcoin anyone who agrees reinforces the hive mind, where as anyone who disagrees is baaaad and either ejected or made an example of. Alas, I see that same kind of idiotic mentality creeping into /r/btc.

This makes me wonder whether BCH is going to learn from these recent events and improve, or whether it's going to dig in and allow the precedents that have been set to slowly erode at the foundations of the community and project in general.


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Bitcoin Enhanced is meeting the people of Christchurch.

Bitcoin Enhanced is meeting the people of Christchurch. Come if you can. We will also be posting the video of the event.

https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2018/bitcoin-enhanced-create-some-value-this-christmas/christchurch


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How Star Trek Explains... SOCIOPATHS

"How StarTrek Explains..." SOCIOPATHS

"Why is the sociopath so charismatic? Why are good people vulnerable..? Why do sociopathic leaders rise to power throughout history, despite the toll they inflict? How can their excesses and influence be contained?"

"In "Mirror, Mirror," the normal Kirk, realizing he has entered a barbaric parallel world, is able to impersonate a barbarian long enough to save himself and his shipmates. In our own universe, meanwhile, Kirk's corrupt counterpart cannot fake values like empathy, trust, and fair play, and quickly finds himself locked in the brig. The sociopath may be charismatic, wily, and manipulative, but he lacks the moral depth and imagination to fool people who do not wish to be fooled."

(Context/Point has NOTHING to do with Trump or any other politician as original Reason article happened to be titled, just seemed VERY poignant to recent events and bitcoin historically)


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UNITED STATES tax residents dealing with BITCOIN (and Alts) miss FBAR and FATCA reporting - here is a easy to understand guide that helps US tax residents with FBAR and FATCA rules in simple English (no purchase required)

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Cero Rio AMA Transcript

Rugemie at 10:19 PM - What is your label called?

It's Skyline. Joint piece with ED. https://soundcloud.com/theskylinecollective

Bardock Obrama at 10:20 PM - What is your gear and software? How long have you been producing for?

I've been producing since October 2015. I use a mixture of FL 11 and 12 (haven't touched 20 yet), an old Casio keyboard, and Akai MPK mini beat machine.

HolyToast at 10:20 PM - Where do you see future funk heading in the next 2-3 years?

Not anywhere too big too fast, but the hits will keep coming so long as the artist base keep producing and remain consistent.

Mere at 10:21 PM - Do you think that God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he has created?

I think He's heard a few good albums and think there's help for us yet.

Rugemie at 10:25 PM - When did you start as an artist and label?

I started an SC in late 2015 and was admitted into Sunrise Collective spring of 2016. I enjoyed all forms of music but funk/soul/R&B/hip hop has been a pretty influential part of my tastes.

kmp at 10:26 PM - Would you say that an album's cover art and overall presentation is just as important as the music within it?

I think it is. However I feel there's levels to it, looks can definitely be deceiving on both ends. Depends on what the artist(s) want to have their music/art to be presented as.

Reigs at 10:28 PM - Who or what got you interested in Future Funk and what keeps you wanting to produce more in the genre?

There was a playlist I came across with a bunch of music from 94.20AM that got me very interested in listening to more. I was a funk buff in the first place so I started digging through some of my mother's old tapes. Later on, a friend had a free copy of FL Studio for me and I started messing around with some Earth, Wind, and Fire. One thing -> another and you know how the story goes since. Main thing that keeps me going is seeing the friends I've made throughout the years of making FF continue to develop sounds. I hope to be able to do the same.

Mere at 10:28 PM - Do you think life has meaning?

Yes. You gotta go figure it out, and that's how life works.

Rugemie at 10:30 PM - do you still think the FF community is cool after the admins forgot your ama?

Time zones are a bitch I'm sure.

Bardock Obrama at 10:30 PM - What will bitcoin rise to?

I do not dabble in the Bitcoins, but I know of people who've gotten some decent bank off it though.

Fat! at 10:31 PM - What inspired you to make music?

It was all about messing around with the music I grew up with at first. But then I realized I could do much more to make people dance and learn about a great genre of music from decades ago that could still be relatable to the present time.

Samidare at 10:33 PM - Is toonami good for future funk and if so do you remember Swayzak the computer virus?

I definitely think so. There are definitely some vibes from both themes that could be amazing. (and nah don't remember Swayzak atm)

Fat! at 10:37 PM - What was one of the greatest moments in your music career?

Seeing Towards the Future on a physical tape. That was really real to me.

Robby G. Saturday at 10:40 PM - More music coming?

Yep! I'm dropping an album soonish early next year.

Flammy at 10:45 PM - Chicken or Beef ?

I had both to eat today, thanks Chipotle.

Flammy at 10:49 PM - How did you find this artist name “Cero Rio” ?

It was an old proverb like knowledge flows like a river of nothingness. Cero Rio is Nothing River in Spanish. I just took it from there because Nothing River didn't sound cool enough.

ΛULTURON at 10:54 PM - Do you have a favorite super robot? If so, which one?

Big O.

Flammy at 10:54 PM - Your favorite anime character ?

Mio from Nichijou.

Tokyo Wanderer at 10:54 PM - How do you manage your work time with your musical project?

Very carefully. I work at my job during the week, work on my events during the weekends, and music on my off time. I've created a better schedule for it and I'm still getting used to it, but it's all good.

Flammy at 10:57 PM - Who is your favorite future funk artist ?

Top 5 (no order) is ED., Tendencies, Tokyo Wanderer, FIBRE, and Lola Disco.

Flammy at 11:00 PM - How do you see the Future Funk community in 2 years ? Also, will you make something different from Future Funk like Lo-fi or maybe House music ?

HolyToast asked this before but as long as the hits keep coming from a consistent roster of artists, we'll be alright I feel. If they all work their best, you can only get bigger from here. - I've been going into more house/electronic level stuff. I have 2 lo-fi tapes already, but I am taking a break from those for now. More or less passion projects.

Flammy at 11:07 PM - My last question : What is the best quote you’ve heard ?

"Peace of mind is the highest currency that can never be bought, sold, or traded."

HolyToast at 11:18 PM - Do you think the limited edition exclusivity of physical releases (Cassette, Vinyl, Minidisc, CD, Floppy) attributed to future funk help or hurt the genre?

I think having physical mediums only help the genre. Having them limited is understandable since we are still a small community compared to other genres. Who knows, they may be worth something big in the future.

HolyToast at 11:29 PM - Do you think future funk can have a future sampling 90s tracks or does it then lose its identity?

I based my earlier tracks to 90s sampling! And it isn't exclusive to 80s JP city pop either. There's alot of material in 90s acid jazz that rarely have been touched on. It all depends on the groove.

ΛULTURON at 11:32 PM - Have I been doing it wrong by not using 80s JP city pop and instead using European (and American) funk?

Nope. I've rarely used it myself. Once again, it depends on the sound/groove and not who you sampled it from.
Hell, I've been using 90s arcade music as samples for my most recent house/FF tracks.

Bardock Obrama at 11:54 PM - Whats up with normies and not liking future funk?

I find it weird, everybody loves to dance...

Skule Toyama at 3:42 AM - What do you think is the best way to make Future Funk out of the mainstream?

It's all about promotion and how you present it. I don't FF can be full on mainstream, but understand your fanbase and make internal compromises to be sure you and your fanbase are satisfied.

Skule Toyama at 4:01 AM - Do you think is a bad thing that people relate Future Funk to full anime themes (weeb stuff) instead of the full 80s (80s japanese) Vibe?

I don't, but it's a matter of not giving into the wave if it's not your thing. Do what you like to do! I respect both vibes, would say I'm neither.

Skule Toyama at 4:14 AM - Do you think Future Funk (other genres related) its going to turn into a meme, like Vaporwave? (Not saying they are the same)

Not really. Since FF is birthed from the internet, it's bound to come across as a meme itself. Still, seeing people that are still very passionate about making and listening funky music is a sight to see.

gl00b at 4:33 AM - Read any good books lately?

I Can't Make This Up: Life Lessons by Kevin Hart. I read alot of books about and from comedians.

Hideika at 5:42 AM - What’s your favorite anime of all time (please don’t say Dragonball Z, Naruto or One Piece)

It's either between Samurai X and Nichijou or YuYuHakusho. Let's just say YuYuHakusho, yeah.

Toucan San at 7:31 AM - What is your goto kick fam.

It's either DMX, 909, or the kick Thoughts used for Starstruck.

Toucan San at 7:42 AM - Favourite ff song?

Tendencies - Intoxicated and Hiro Tadomatsu ft. ev.exi - Sillage


Comparing Stratis and Lisk

Lisk and Stratis are decentralized application networks seeking to help companies implement blockchain solutions in their businesses. They rank 29th and 49th respectively in market cap according to CoinMarketCap. Lisk uses the LSK token and has a market cap of $317,726,131. As of Sunday, October 28th, the price of an LSK token was $2.85, down from an all-time high of $34.18 per token on February 17th, 2018. Stratis uses the STRAT token and has a market cap of $167,070,086. As of the same date, the price of a STRAT token was $1.69. The highest value the STRAT token ever reached was $21.48 per token on January 8th, 2018. Both tokens have seen a steady decline in their value since May. In this paper, I will compare Lisk and Stratis from a technical perspective, as the two platforms are designed to solve the same essential problem in slightly different ways. Lisk and Stratis are designed to solve the same core issue – the lack of flexibility developers face when building applications on established blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Building blockchain applications on the Bitcoin or Ethereum network provides security for a new blockchain application, but this decision comes with a lot of baggage, including significant rigidity and unpredictability. Developers are limited in the applications they can develop and have no control over the future development of the network, as the Bitcoin or Ethereum community could decide to take the network in whichever way they see fit. Developers could create their own blockchains, fully customized to their exact needs, but this would come at a significant overhead cost and be prone to major security issues. Lisk and Stratis are both decentralized application networks on which developers can create fully customized blockchain applications without having to worry about the infrastructure costs and security issues associated with starting a new blockchain from scratch. Stratis is designed to enable companies to create their own private blockchains tailored to their exact needs through a blockchain-as-a-service business model. In the Stratis whitepaper, the Stratis team explains the main issue they are seeking to solve: the lack of a middle option between creating a brand new blockchain and developing an application on an existing network such as Ethereum or Bitcoin. The Stratis team saw that cloud computing is addressing a similar issue within the computing space and has found major success through allowing cloud services to be catered to each company’s needs without forcing companies to take on maintenance of the network themselves. Stratis has copied that business model by offering blockchain-as-a-service. Stratis will enable companies to create their own, fully customizable, private blockchains secured on the parent Stratis chain, allowing companies to take full advantage of blockchain solutions while not worrying about unnecessary overhead costs or security. Lisk is doing essentially the same thing without explicitly calling themselves a blockchain-as-a-service provider. Lisk offers a sidechain development kit for developers to build their own blockchain applications on sidechains off of the Lisk mainchain. Lisk’s sidechain development kit contains four main parts: Lisk Commander, Lisk Elements, Lisk Core and Lisk Hub. Using all four of them, developers can create decentralized sidechains fully customized to fit the needs of their company. After creating a sidechain, developers on Lisk can finish their blockchain applications by creating a user interface. Lisk also provides help in testing the blockchain application before deploying it. Before diving into the differences between Lisk and Stratis, it is important to recognize that because the two companies seek to solve the same issue in the same manner, they share most of their main features. For example, both provide toolkits with which developers can easily build blockchain applications tailored to their company’s needs. Both ensure security by linking the private blockchains built by companies to the main parent chain. Both allow for companies to create new tokens within their private blockchains, giving companies the opportunity to do an ICO on their platforms. Because of this, Lisk and Stratis mainly differ in only two key areas: coding language and consensus mechanism. Lisk and Stratis each saw the coding languages and consensus mechanisms present in Bitcoin and Ethereum as major problems they needed to fix in order to build a better decentralized application network. However, the two companies differ in their solution to these problems. Lisk and Stratis both recognized that a major problem with Ethereum is that it requires developers to code Ethereum-based blockchain applications in Solidity. Solidity is not a well-known coding language, and it limits developers’ abilities to customize blockchain applications. Though Ethereum’s use of solidity to code Ethereum-based blockchain applications led to a major improvement in developer capabilities when compared to Bitcoin’s original blockchain network, both Lisk and Stratis saw that the coding capabilities for blockchain applications could be improved even further.
Lisk uses JavaScript, a much more well-known coding language than Solidity. In a medium post titled “What is Lisk? And What It Isn’t.” founder Max Kordek says “We chose JavaScript because it runs literally everywhere, is extremely popular & widespread, and has huge companies like Google or Microsoft working on its speed and security across a wide range of devices.” Kordek talks about JavaScript in-depth, beginning with the misconception that JavaScript is not a secure language. Kordek counters with the argument that although JavaScript is a weakly typed language, that does not make it inherently insecure. He argues that no matter what programming language is used, it is the developers’ job to make sure that the code they write is secure. Next, he discusses concerns regarding JavaScript’s known limitation on number precision larger than 32 bits. Kordek addresses this issue by explaining that Lisk has worked around JavaScript’s limitations on number precision by conducting integer-based arithmetic through the code base using BigNumber.js. By using BigNumber.js, a library for arbitrary-precision decimal and non-decimal arithmetic, the Lisk team has made sure that this limitation was never a problem. Kordek finishes this section of his medium post by explaining that the Lisk team is planning on eventually switching from JavaScript to TypeScript, a stronger coding language, to address concerns associated with the security of JavaScript code. Stratis, on the other hand, was developed in pure C#, referred to as “one of the dominant languages in business application development” in the Stratis whitepaper. Whereas Kordek’s explanation as to why Lisk chose JavaScript as their coding language centered more on the problems with Solidity, the Stratis team instead focused on the weaknesses of C++, the language Bitcoin Core is coded in. This is because Stratis decided to develop the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node on top of the NBitcoin platform as opposed to the Bitcoin Core platform. The Stratis whitepaper then goes on to list some of the advantages of using the NBitcoin platform. The first is that the NBitcoin platform is nearly identical to Bitcoin Core, but is written in C# and .NET, which make it easier to maintain and develop than the Bitcoin Core platform written in C++. The second is that higher-level engineers familiar with C++ are in short supply because the corporate world prefers higher-level languages, such as C#. The third is that higher-level languages are easier to review and learn, which in turn makes it harder for coding mistakes to make it to the final product. For a company deciding whether to build their blockchain application on Lisk or Stratis, the crux of their decision should be their preference for JavaScript or C#/.NET. Another area in which Lisk and Stratis differ is their choice of consensus mechanism. There are two major consensus mechanisms in the blockchain world right now: Proof of Work and Proof of Stake. Both Ethereum and Bitcoin use Proof of Work consensus mechanisms. In keeping with the theme of differentiation from Ethereum and Bitcoin, neither Lisk nor Stratis uses proof of work in their blockchain.
The Proof of Work consensus mechanism used by Ethereum and Bitcoin require extensive overheads to be spent on mining equipment and electricity. Stratis and Lisk each sought to avoid hampering businesses using their platform with the need to incur these costs and therefore settled on different consensus mechanisms. In the Stratis whitepaper, the Stratis team states that they use a Proof of Stake approach to “align the interests of end-users (businesses) and those tasked with securing the network (full nodes).” Contrarily, the Lisk network doesn’t use Proof of Work or Proof of Stake, opting for a different consensus mechanism all together. Lisk’s consensus mechanism is derived from BitShares’ original consensus algorithm called Delegated Proof of Stake. In Lisk’s simplified version of BitShares’ original Delegated Proof of Stake, every LSK holder can vote for mainchain delegates to secure the network. At any given time, there can only be a maximum of 101 active mainchain delegates. These 101 active mainchain delegates have the most votes on the network. There is financial incentive to be an active mainchain delegate, as only these 101 members of the Lisk network can earn block generation rewards. Though this is a notable difference in the structure of the network, it is less likely than preference of coding language to be the most important factor in a company’s decision on which to use. Though Stratis and Lisk may seem like competitors because of their near identical value propositions, there is no fierce rivalry between the two companies. Both Stratis and Lisk are dedicated to not only the success of their platforms, but the success of blockchain use worldwide. In their whitepaper, the Stratis team discusses their plans for offering consulting services at their headquarters in London. The Stratis team states that “Stratis will leverage its own expertise by offering consultancy services to other businesses working in the sector, thereby driving forward blockchain adoption and forging key partnerships where opportunities are presented.” Moving outside of companies currently in the blockchain space, Stratis also vows to work with companies new to blockchain technology to identify potential use cases for blockchain within their company, helping organizations save money and increase efficiency. On top of this work, Stratis has set up an online tutorial to blockchain called Stratis Academy. This online academy provides a “Blockchain 101 Course” designed to educate those who know nothing about the technology. Lisk is playing its part in driving the adoption of blockchain technology through a similar online resource: Lisk Academy. The Lisk Academy’s mission is stated clearly on the homepage: “The Lisk Academy is a comprehensive and unbiased educational platform on blockchain technology. The whole Academy is free and open to everyone. The Lisk Academy is simply here to help you access the power of blockchain.” I can personally vouch for the effectiveness of the Lisk Academy, as the sections assigned to us for class readings earlier in the semester taught me, a person with next to zero knowledge of blockchain before taking this course, a great deal about the basics of the technology. I can also vouch for their claim that it is an unbiased platform, as I had learned a significant amount about blockchain through Lisk Academy before having any knowledge of what the Lisk product itself was. In conclusion, I believe that both Stratis and Lisk have the potential for success in the blockchain space. However, I also believe that their steadily decreasing token prices and low market caps are indicators of a high possibility of failure. With a new, supposedly “revolutionary”, blockchain idea gaining attention every day, it is extremely hard to make accurate assumptions as to which startups will still be in the picture ten years from now. Whether they are around a decade from now or not, Lisk and Stratis have both made meaningful contributions to the blockchain ecosystem, not only by creating platforms enabling companies to more easily integrate blockchain solutions into their businesses, but also by educating people of all knowledge levels on the technology underlying blockchain and the potential use cases for it.

Works Cited

Kordek, Max. “What Is Lisk? And What It Isn't. – Lisk Blog.” Lisk Blog, Lisk Blog, 26 July 2016, blog.lisk.io/what-is-lisk-and-what-it-isnt-e7b6b6188211.

“The Lisk Protocol.” Lisk, lisk.io/documentation/lisk-protocol.

Nyamwamu, Bebeto. “Beginner`s Guide: What Is Stratis? Blockchain-as-a-Service Platform.” 101 Blockchains, 101 Blockchains, 8 Aug. 2018, 101blockchains.com/what-is-stratis/.

Penny, Brian. “What Is Lisk? Introduction to LSK Token.” Crypto Briefing, 13 Sept. 2018, cryptobriefing.com/what-is-lisk-introduction-to-lsk/.

“Stratis Blockchain Solutions.” | STRATIS | The First Blockchain Developed for Businesses |Full POS, bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1512202.0.

Tre, Chris, et al. Stratis Whitepaper.

“Welcome to Stratis Academy.” Welcome to Stratis Academy - Stratis Academy Documentation, academy.stratisplatform.com/.



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Bitcoin Risks #Mining Death Spiral If #BTC Price Plunges Below $3K

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Bitcoin slid even further downhill this weekend, as the crypto market shed a total $17bn in market capitalization. But the problems might be just the beginning, as further drops threaten to cause a domino effect in the incentives that keep mining networks running. 

The danger was first suggested in a tweet by Colin LeMahieu, Nano’s lead developer:

“It’s not a fatal flaw though it is a bad user experience,” LeMahieu told Crypto Briefing in an email. “The issue comes when there are large swings in price.” When prices drop suddenly, he explained, transactions get slower. 

The most severe consequences of these downward pressures have yet to be felt, as mining is still profitable in countries with cheaper energy. However, that may change if prices continue to fall—and miners start to worry about their power bills. 

The Mining Spiral

Here’s how falling prices could affect the fundamentals of the Bitcoin network.

Although block mining is often regarded as a cryptographic “puzzle,” it might be better regarded as a game of darts, with each miner throwing blindly until someone hits a bullseye and claims the prize. Every two weeks, the Bitcoin network makes the target larger or smaller, to ensure that someone scores about every ten minutes.

These consensus changes work fairly smoothly in the long run, but they run into trouble when there are sudden changes in the number of players—or the value of the prize. A sudden drop in the value of block rewards might cause some Norwegian or Chinese dart-throwers to drop out of the game, leaving only a handful of players aiming at the same tiny target until the next difficulty adjustment. 

But a drop in miners can compound problems further, since it now takes fourteen or fifteen minutes to mine a ten-minute block. Since the interval between difficulty adjustments is measured in block times, that two-week period could become three weeks or even longer.

Then prices drop even further, as Bitcoin users and merchants give up on a currency which has inconsistent and unpredictable transaction times—causing further price drops, and more miners to quit, thereby making transaction times take even longer. 

These problems aren’t just theoretical. The initial fork of Bitcoin Cash was marred by several hundred-minute blocks as the new network struggled under the previous high difficulty levels.

$3,000: Bitcoin’s Event Horizon

Despite the most recent sell-off, mining is still (barely) profitable in some wholesale energy markets. But even those profits are starting to thin, with reports of some mining installations selling their ASIC equipment “by the kilo.”

The sell-offs are likely to continue if Bitcoin prices sink past $3,000 USD – the average price of producing one bitcoin in China, where 74% of all mining occurs.

Hashrates have been slumping since October, and block times consistently exceeded ten minutes over the past month – even after a difficulty reduction on November 17th.

What Next?

It’s not quite clear how far the downward cascade could bring the price of Bitcoin. In the long run, of course, hashing power and difficulty levels would both sink until they reached an equilibrium, with rewards just high enough to sustain the remaining miners.

But in the short term it would likely deepen and protract the ongoing crypto recession, as the problems in the transaction network highlight the uncertainties of cryptocurrency transactions. For those paid in cryptocurrency–or who rely on it for cross-border remittances– it might become more attractive to go with Western Union after all.

That wouldn’t be the end of crypto, or even of Bitcoin. But it would cause quite a bit of hodler’s remorse, and justify some of the skepticism against cryptocurrency’s ability to survive as an economic system.

It would also throw a wrench into the fundamentals of the network, which has only started to assert its viability as a payment system. Depending on how big the wrench is, the engine might take a long time to fix.


Subreddit Stats: Vechain top posts from 2017-10-25 to 2018-11-27 12:36 PDT

Period: 397.81 days

Submissions Comments
Total 1000 56541
Rate (per day) 2.51 142.01
Unique Redditors 464 7342
Combined Score 206440 328741

Top Submitters' Top Submissions

  1. 22577 points, 69 submissions: /u/noah_vechain

    1. VeChain passes the first ever Cryptocurrency Disaster Recovery Plan from PwC (1142 points, 124 comments)
    2. VeChain Signs A Partnership Agreement With Yida Group’s IT Management division, Yida Future (849 points, 174 comments)
    3. VeChain partners with Australian based 188 Business Alliance Association (787 points, 117 comments)
    4. VeChain’s First Official Public Infrastructural Decentralized Application — VeVID (695 points, 121 comments)
    5. VeChain partners with iTaotaoke to bring intellectual property protection to content creators. (608 points, 118 comments)
    6. VeChain Signs a Partnership with Bright Foods and its IT/Tech subsidiary Shanghai Xiandao Food to integrate blockchain technology into Bright Foods (Group) Co.'s internal management systems (605 points, 167 comments)
    7. Introducing VeChain’s Drug and Vaccine Traceability Solution (560 points, 282 comments)
    8. VeChain pledges 50M VET to create the X Series Node Program (559 points, 546 comments)
    9. VeChain adding publication industry capability and partners with Hubei Sanxin Cultural Media Ltd. (498 points, 60 comments)
    10. An open letter from Sunny Lu (CEO) on VeChainThor Platform (492 points, 123 comments)
  2. 6682 points, 40 submissions: /u/skythe4

    1. [NASDAQ] VeChain Announces Blockchain Vaccine Tracing Solution for China (497 points, 74 comments)
    2. We are excited to announce that @Decent_Bet will be the first of many projects to migrate and release their mainnet on the VeChainThor Blockchain. We look forward to the rapid expansion of VeChain Ecosystem. (323 points, 46 comments)
    3. Wow @vechainofficial ! Is this real? Is this a test for H&M? One of our members ordered this beanie https://www.arket.com/en_eur/men/bags-accessories (309 points, 147 comments)
    4. Please view our VeChainThor Wallet Manual. This manual provides instructions for token swaps and X Node migration. The final X Node snapshot of the Ethereum chain is taking place in 20 mins. On August 1st, the VeChainThor X Node monitoring will resume. (271 points, 156 comments)
    5. $VET putting their NFC chips in meetup goodies. The t-shirt chip is as big as a shirt button. Through a future hardware update, the luggage tag will allow you to check the location of your luggage at any time, recording airport & airline details and ensuring luggage safety. #NFC (262 points, 47 comments)
    6. INPI Asia and ITP have signed an exclusive deal with Jakarta's national government and private sectors. These entities validate data and documents via the VeChainThor Blockchain using their proprietary dApps KryptoCloud, DocKrypto, and KryptoMobile. (249 points, 121 comments)
    7. [DNV GL] Proud to partner with @vechainofficial , @BYDCompany and other leading Chinese businesses on #sustainable solutions for the future! Today @RemiEriksen signed an agreement on a #blockchain-based #carbon banking #ElectricVehicle #EV ecosystem. (242 points, 30 comments)
    8. The Reason why VeChain is far ahead of its Competition (215 points, 84 comments)
    9. VeChain Showcases Multiple Solutions at the First Inaugural China International Import Expo (192 points, 17 comments)
    10. Mark Ong of SBTG, famous for customising shoes for the likes of Kobe Bryant and Linkin Park's Mark Shinoda, will be showcasing #vechain #authenticity technology at Street Superior's Brand Showcase in Singapore this weekend @vechainofficial (189 points, 37 comments)
  3. 5656 points, 20 submissions: /u/GreatWhiteSharkCIA

    1. VeChain Reddit Community hits 20,000 Redditors - Thank you all for your continued support! (664 points, 55 comments)
    2. The Mathematical Institute at Oxford University has officially joined the VeResearch program (592 points, 90 comments)
    3. As a community, we grow stronger - 40,000 and counting. Thank you for being a part of something special and for all your support! (548 points, 41 comments)
    4. 15,000 Redditors and counting, thank you all for your support! (399 points, 32 comments)
    5. Congratulations Reddit - 45,000 Redditors subscribed to /r/VeChain (384 points, 27 comments)
    6. Thank you for your continued support as our community grows to 50,000 Subredditors - here's to our continued success (315 points, 58 comments)
    7. @BitOcean_JP, one of the first cryptocurrency ATM solutions licensed by Japan's FSA, teams up with #VeChain. We are honored to continue building the world’s first ATM powered fiat payment application ecosystem on the blockchain alongside BitOcean. (269 points, 42 comments)
    8. DNV GL and VeChain Facebook Live Q&A - 24th Jan (256 points, 64 comments)
    9. Welcome to /r/VeChain (252 points, 0 comments)
    10. VeChain is the fastest growing community on Coinmunity! (225 points, 20 comments)
  4. 4532 points, 23 submissions: /u/CryptopherWalken

    1. The r/cryptocurrency ban is over. Please be mature, responsible and judicious. (584 points, 53 comments)
    2. NYC Meetup - Full Summary! (445 points, 69 comments)
    3. BYD tweets at Vitalik, quotes him, and points to VeChain as " the real world application for blockchain we've all been waiting for." (359 points, 127 comments)
    4. NYC Meetup Update (248 points, 154 comments)
    5. Phil Hellmuth on Twitter: "Flying into Vegas for the day to chill w VEN (VEChain) CEO and Founder @SunshineLu24 and DBet CEO and Founder @JedidiahTaylor, flying out at 9:30 PM" (231 points, 74 comments)
    6. Crypto_Ed_NL on Twitter: "I have a good feeling about a new prediction..... If $VEN gets all done what they are planning, I expect them to surpass ETH within a year from now." (215 points, 199 comments)
    7. VeChain Mentioned in November issue of Motortrend magazine! (200 points, 19 comments)
    8. Sunny Lu re Drug and Vaccine Solution: “Bigger than you think” (184 points, 61 comments)
    9. Kevin Feng: "GDPR is apparently the hottest topic among our EU clients and government departments. In the past 12 months, VeChain has been working closely with professional service firms to assess and enhance our solutions and internal controls to comply with global regulations." (177 points, 9 comments)
    10. Sarah, VeChain Singapore Manager: "T- 1 day! Extremely excited @vechainofficial is one of 30 startups selected for the LVMH innovation award #GoVeChain #VeChainThor #LVMHTech #FutureofLuxury #Blockchain #VivaTech" (167 points, 51 comments)
  5. 3000 points, 17 submissions: /u/Stockton_Slap209

    1. Rebrand Date IMPORTANT (365 points, 123 comments)
    2. Yicai Global retweets PBoC Rumor (310 points, 202 comments)
    3. Holy Sh%&t. Have you guys seen who are CTO is? (257 points, 70 comments)
    4. VeChain mentioned on Today! Bullish! (238 points, 27 comments)
    5. 1,000,000 clauses on VeChainThor mainnet! Milestone reached! (210 points, 103 comments)
    6. The entire milk section of this convenience store (and every other of this brand) is Bright Foods (光明) Do not underestimate the size of this partnership $VET $VTHO (194 points, 16 comments)
    7. VeChain Partners With Xiamen Innov Information Technology Co. LTD (Innov) (183 points, 41 comments)
    8. Hello. I am the VeChain Tipbot. (24h public testnet beta) (152 points, 34 comments)
    9. Sneak peak at the Blockchain in Action.... THOR (145 points, 30 comments)
    10. Check out this SBTG video! Spread it like wildfire and show the true power of the VeChain community!! (132 points, 27 comments)
  6. 2877 points, 12 submissions: /u/B5SF

    1. VeChain Twitter: It's a great honor to meet Alexander De Croo, Deputy Prime Minister of Belgium [...] (503 points, 101 comments)
    2. DNV GL partners with blockchain expert VeChain to increase transparency from the factory to the consumer (462 points, 109 comments)
    3. Introducing VeChain’s CTO Gu Jianliang to the Community (394 points, 61 comments)
    4. BYD Auto - Gobal Developers Conference (Sep 5th) - VeChain's CEO Sunny Lu attending (271 points, 92 comments)
    5. Cyprus to collaborate with VeChain Foundation and CREAM for fintech, blockchain development in Cyprus (247 points, 76 comments)
    6. The Coca Cola Kid on Twitter - "Is it time?" (213 points, 102 comments)
    7. VeChain Partners with Shanghai Gas and ENN to Pilot Blockchain-Enabled Liquified Natural Gas Solution (202 points, 7 comments)
    8. China orders banks to stop financing cryptocurrencies & plans his own digital currency (140 points, 225 comments)
    9. At 8:00 on January 4, 2018, the founder of Vechain, Lu Yang, will make a breakthrough in technological transformation at the live-streaming "China-US Blockchain Broadcasting Group" (138 points, 70 comments)
    10. Sunny Lu: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome onboard to VeChain Airline. Please fasten your seat belt and we are about to take off soon. (125 points, 59 comments)
  7. 2645 points, 19 submissions: /u/Roc_Raida

    1. WATCH NOW: Advancements with Ted Danson (CNBC) Blockchain with VeChain (324 points, 62 comments)
    2. VeChain's Tech Deep Dive Series - Session 1, Episode 4: Introduction to Sensor and Smart Chips (189 points, 16 comments)
    3. Check Your VeChainThor Wallets ;) (187 points, 107 comments)
    4. You Can Now See Your New VET Balance on Binance ! (165 points, 146 comments)
    5. BMW Startup Garage Retweets Jerome Speaking at BMW Group IT Tech Demo Day (160 points, 17 comments)
    6. SPOTTED: OceanEX & VeChain Sign (149 points, 43 comments)
    7. Morpheus Labs onboards a renowned Blockchain — VeChain (135 points, 21 comments)
    8. Invest Cyprus Tweets the signing of an MoU with VeChain and CREAM (133 points, 22 comments)
    9. Cycling for carbon credits - Remi Eriksen (DNV GL Group President and CEO) (132 points, 18 comments)
    10. PLAIR (PLA) Now Featured in VeChainThor Wallet ! (120 points, 63 comments)
  8. 2550 points, 16 submissions: /u/born2net4

    1. Circle-X and VeChain's Blockchain-X... (290 points, 99 comments)
    2. VeChainThor Wallet User Manual & X Node Binding & Token Swap Guide (287 points, 88 comments)
    3. Chinese President Xi Jinping calls blockchain a 'breakthrough' technology (238 points, 15 comments)
    4. Ethereum Billionaire Looks to China for Next Big Crypto Winners (VeChain baby) (210 points, 32 comments)
    5. Pharma Giant Merck Eyes Blockchain for Fighting Counterfeit Meds (201 points, 42 comments)
    6. Your take on Sunny's live stream... (167 points, 163 comments)
    7. Hardest working guy in Crypto, Sunny Lu! (138 points, 17 comments)
    8. BoxMining meets Sunny Lu (128 points, 4 comments)
    9. VeChainThor connection to testnet video tutorial (my first video on VeChain dev) (123 points, 11 comments)
    10. To Da Moon, check it out..... cool stuff!!!! (117 points, 22 comments)
  9. 2243 points, 11 submissions: /u/Deaf_null

    1. Binance needs to lower VEN transaction fees, let’s act as a community. What can we do? (384 points, 52 comments)
    2. Vechain ready to rock crypto-market with rebrand (325 points, 53 comments)
    3. 3 Reasons why to buy Vechain in 2018 (246 points, 41 comments)
    4. Vechain has a bright future ahead. (237 points, 53 comments)
    5. VeChain, QTUM, HPB and Metaverse partner with CPChain to revolutionise IoT in China (188 points, 36 comments)
    6. Vechain Bullrun vid. (174 points, 41 comments)
    7. Best alternatives to Bitcoin? Vechain #4 (165 points, 24 comments)
    8. BREYER Bullish on VEN (149 points, 4 comments)
    9. Vechain’s Blockchain-as-a-service seeks to stop product counterfeiters (130 points, 7 comments)
    10. CHINESE OFFICIAL: NEW REGULATIONS FOR 2018 MAY END ICO BAN? (124 points, 26 comments)
  10. 2240 points, 8 submissions: /u/patek_

    1. We are Trending on the Frontpage - Dont forget to upvote! VeChain’s Latest Partnership (565 points, 29 comments)
    2. Chinese Goverment Bullish News on Crypto - Expect a Boost for China Coins (356 points, 67 comments)
    3. Why I believe Vechain could reach $100 in 2018. (308 points, 247 comments)
    4. Breyer Capital and Vechain (291 points, 44 comments)
    5. Reminder: Jim Breyer VeChain Advisor (264 points, 45 comments)
    6. VeChain Thor Positioning To Become The #1 Enterprise dApp Platform, And Here’s Why - A Systems Analyst’s Perspective (172 points, 4 comments)
    7. “VeChain - The Future of Blockchain in China” (155 points, 29 comments)
    8. VeChain Rebranding Coming Soon! (129 points, 35 comments)

Top Commenters

  1. /u/lol_and_behold (3848 points, 442 comments)
  2. /u/ohredditplease (3525 points, 524 comments)
  3. /u/Lurks_no_longer (3085 points, 189 comments)
  4. /u/hungryforitalianfood (2821 points, 501 comments)
  5. /u/waylandsphere (2585 points, 884 comments)
  6. /u/SolomonGrundle (2582 points, 339 comments)
  7. /u/Camsy34 (2556 points, 229 comments)
  8. /u/born2net4 (2045 points, 168 comments)
  9. /u/Crypto-knowdeway (1979 points, 164 comments)
  10. /u/Bacon_Hero (1966 points, 293 comments)

Top Submissions

  1. VeChain will partner with Fanghuwang, one of the fastest growing online lending platforms in China with $3.3bn AUM. With this partnership, VeChain Thor solves major problems within one of the largest global industries. by deleted (1352 points, 278 comments)
  2. VeChain announced working with BMW by /u/suf0x (1292 points, 295 comments)
  3. VeChain passes the first ever Cryptocurrency Disaster Recovery Plan from PwC by /u/noah_vechain (1142 points, 124 comments)
  4. Sunny Lu came into the VeChain telegram chat to address the FUD rumours about the tokenomics (in-house suppression, dumping, etc.) by deleted (1086 points, 182 comments)
  5. VeChain mods removed a legitimate criticism to VeChain. It cant always be happy rainbows and sunshine. We need to hear and discuss all the sides. Here is the text that was removed by them. by /u/CoinStarX (1076 points, 126 comments)
  6. Vechain Partners with Tobacco by /u/Castomere (994 points, 272 comments)
  7. VeChain Signs A Partnership Agreement With Yida Group’s IT Management division, Yida Future by /u/noah_vechain (849 points, 174 comments)
  8. At exactly 08:00:09 the first block was successfully mined. The VeChainThor Blockchain has officially launched by /u/Yes-Lawd (799 points, 324 comments)
  9. VeChain partners with Australian based 188 Business Alliance Association by /u/noah_vechain (787 points, 117 comments)
  10. VeChain introduces VeResearch, a global innovation research grant program formed by research professionals to integrate blockchain into new and emerging technologies by /u/Moussa93 (781 points, 143 comments)

Top Comments

  1. 355 points: /u/Criptolete's comment in Just visited VeChain offices in Shanghai: got my hoodie and nice info for you!
  2. 299 points: /u/Crypto078's comment in A message from Sunny Lu: STOP ASKING VECHAIN PARTNERS FOR MORE INFO
  3. 275 points: deleted's comment in VeChain mods removed a legitimate criticism to VeChain. It cant always be happy rainbows and sunshine. We need to hear and discuss all the sides. Here is the text that was removed by them.
  4. 255 points: /u/eimajine1's comment in VET in september ;-)
  5. 249 points: /u/Lurks_no_longer's comment in r/cryptocurrency mods have banned Vechain posts for a month
  6. 232 points: /u/KMcCaig's comment in Sunny Lu came into the VeChain telegram chat to address the FUD rumours about the tokenomics (in-house suppression, dumping, etc.)
  7. 229 points: /u/dotbomb_jeff's comment in VECHAIN can't say this, so I will...(X Node RANT)
  8. 223 points: deleted's comment in New Coca Cola Kid post
  9. 211 points: /u/icculus2001's comment in What are your concerns?
  10. 199 points: /u/catdeuce's comment in There's only one survivor of this year's cryptocurrency slaughter: VeChain

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Crypto, Taxes & Ohio

“I believe in leveraging technology for the democratization of finance. I think one of the reasons why there is a growing interest in bitcoin is because it empowers individuals and gives them more freedom and options." - State Treasurer of Ohio

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ax payers in Ohio now have an option to use bitcoin as a payment method for their state tax payments (23 taxes in total).

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It seems to be that paying taxes with crypto is also a taxable event. However, it's a step towards a "closed loop system": receiving salaries in crypto, paying bills in crypto, and paying taxes in crypto.


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