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A strange day

Posted on October 23, 2013 by chris — No Comments ↓

I’ve been debating to what extent I want to include personal posts on here. On the one hand my site my rules right? I can write about whatever I want in that absolute sense. On the other hand there is Continue reading A strange day→

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Joseph Young @iamjosephyoung·

13h

Singaporean government's VC firm Vertex Ventures invested in Binance to assist the world's biggest crypto exchange in launching and operating its first fiat-to-crypto exchange in Asia.

Major move by the gov't to really help its local cryptocurrency market grow. Very positive

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Nate Silver@NateSilver538·

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I don't make a ton of inferences from early voting, but Texas is sort of a perfect storm for having MUCH higher turnout than in past midterms:
—Turnout has typically been low so lots of room to grow
—Congressional races much more competitive than in the past
—Population growth https://t.co/jbqmG44qEQ

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Seriously @HarvardBiz ? Do you even have editors or will you publish just about anything? https://t.co/tLYRlguCir #sad #fakenews #areyoukiddingme #badjoke #doyouevenquantbro

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Nate Silver@NateSilver538·

22 Oct

Democrats have a generic ballot lead of 8.5 or 9 points.

Not sure if people realize how large that is. A bit larger than the 1994 and 2010 waves, when the GOP won the popular vote by ~7 points each time. Similar to 2006, when Dems won by 8 but underperformed in swing districts.

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Joseph Young @iamjosephyoung·

22 Oct

This week, $183 Million in Ethereum was moved With $0.06 fee instantaneously.

Last week, $194 million in Bitcoin was moved with a $0.1 fee.

To move $1 million costs $10k using banks. This is one killer application of crypto that currently works.

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