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Edward Snowden: Public Ledger Is bitcoin’s Big Flaw Edward Snowden, who became notorious for exposing the U.S. National Security Agency’s (NSA) massive surveillance agenda in 2013, has said bitcoin’s central flaw may not lie in its transaction rate limitations, but in its public ledger. Speaking to the audience via webcam at a Blockstack event in Berlin early March,…
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It has been a while since someone tweeted something odd about bitcoin Unlimited. Roger Ver came up with a statement that will get people riled up once again. In his opinion, bitcoin Unlimited is production ready, as it produces over 40% of network blocks. While that statistic is true, no one in their right mind … Unlimited is Production Ready At This Stage
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Altcoin Today St. Louis Fed Sees No Point in Central Banks Creating Monopoly Cryptocurrencies St. Louis Fed Sees No Point in Central Banks Creating Monopoly Cryptocurrencies In the world of cryptocurrency, there is a fair […]
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Passive Negligence Part II
Almost a year ago, we stumbled upon a topic that is currently generating much discussion in the financial media. In , published August 2016, we highlighted the Campbell Soup Company (CPB) and the utility sector to show how yield-starved investors were chasing dividend stocks to dangerously high valuations. The following quote from the article highlights the risk inherent in CPB’s valuation: “This concept of a no-growth company with soaring valuations is alarming. The price of CPB would have to drop 30% to return to its post-recession average P/E. If that were to occur, it would take 16 years’ worth of dividend payments to recoup the price loss, assuming dividends remain stable”.
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