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Hacker Noon wrote an excellent article about the differences between Ripple and XRP in a January article. It looks to clear up the misinformation and fake news regarding this coin. I personally learned a lot just by reading this one article and feel I'm a lot more educated on the subject now. One snippet is that apparently Ripple and XRP are not the same thing. Ripple is the company and XRP is one of the multiple product offerings they offer. Banks don't use XRP. They use the Ripple software. Before you invest in XRP, it is recommended that you read this article. https://hackernoon.com/4-alarming-reasons-ripple-might-not-be-what-you-think-9debc3c86985

There is an ongoing debate about Bitcoin and its utility value. The answer to the question “What is my Bitcoin net worth” is ZERO because I don’t own Bitcoin (BTC). I’m a big proponent for Bitcoin Cash (BCH). If you like friction, buy Bitcoin (BTC). Google “Bitcoin High Fee Coin” and you will get tons of information. There is not enough time for that discussion in this article. Also, view this link for a great comparison of Bitcoin Legacy vs Bitcoin Cash: I like Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and EOS (EOS) because I believe they enable freedom, equality and world peace. Although today BCH may not have as many network effects as Bitcoin (BTC), it is growing fast in all regards. Not to mention Dr. Craig Wright has publicly stated that Bitcoin Cash is patenting everything. In a perfect open world, patents may not be ideal but if it is nChain that owns the patents versus a big bank, I sleep well knowing nChain already thought of future scaling problems and markets. nChain is proposing a crypt

  New Premium Content Project About Bitcoin Cash by Web Marketing LLC I'm working on writing a fresh piece about "Why Bitcoin Cash Will Win". If you want to add input about $BCH or contribute feel free to visit the link above. Thank you! — Jared Schlar (@jaredsc) January 12, 2018

Warren Buffett: #Cryptocurrencies Will Come to a 'Bad Ending' https://t.co/GfLUQKWFne via @CoinDesk — Jared Schlar (@jaredsc) January 11, 2018 Personally, I don't think Warren Buffett understands what a "cryptocurrency" is. He is clearly threatened by them the same way that Jaime Dimon is. I don't think time will favor him in this case and he is definitely not open to new ways of conducting business including lucrative new business models. Berkshire Hathaway will have to hire an even younger CEO to keep up. Good luck to him.

The Truth behind Ripple - $XRP, and why I sold it all https://t.co/P8Zmv5gGiV — Jared Schlar (@jaredsc) January 8, 2018

“How does Ethereum work, anyway?”: https://preethikasireddy.medium.com/how-does-ethereum-work-anyway-22d1df506369 $ETH — Jared Schlar (@jaredsc) January 9, 2018

Roger Ver aka Bitcoin Jesus goes on CNBC Fast Money and talks about where Bitcoin is going.

I really like LTC right now rather than BTC. It has also been on a tear lately. This article is paid to compensate me for the large volume of research I am conducting now. By paying for this content you are saying that you value my time. The more people that purchase the premium content, the lower the price. Litecoin (LTC) has the following fundamental attributes…

Bitcoin (BTC) has been in the limelight lately for all the wrong reasons, including its associated risks and some vulnerabilities it has. A few of the most concerning vulnerabilities and issues that BTC faces are related to: problems with difficulty adjustment, the possibility of a Chain Death Spiral, and the ongoing rise in the mempool. In the following sections, we will explore these issues in greater detail. A Closer Look at Vulnerabilities and Issues Bitcoin is Facing Issue #1: Bitcoin's Vulnerability With Respect to Difficulty Adjustment and the 2016 Blocks Right at the time of the Bitcoin fork, it became clear that Bitcoin’s protocol has an inherent vulnerability. The vulnerability relates to the difficulty adjustment: in the event there is a loss of mining power by the chain, it will have to wait for a total of 2016 blocks to be processed before a difficulty adjustment can take place to bring the block time back to its normal ten minute target. If mining power is no

You are probably wonder what is EOS (EOS) and how is it different then Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies? You may have also noticed that it is on a tear lately and is up 30.75% from 1–7–18 to 1–13–18. View the video below for a comprehensive explanation. The proven founder of EOS, Dan Larimer (who also invented Steemit and BitShares) explains what recent developments are underway and goals being achieved now at the below link: https://steemit.com/eosio/@dan/eos-io-development-update

I have some information as to why Bitcoin Cash will win in the end. This information is not widely known so I apologize but you will have to purchase the content. After all this is Yours. It gets into an economic theory and some other information... I am a regular contributor to Yours and have a good reputation. Congrats if you bought early. Now I'm raising the price to complete with Rivers and Mountains. His pricing model makes sense.

I'm going to take some heat for this post. But I'm going to post it anyways. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - Platinum Ethereum (ETH) - Diamond Litecoin (LTC) - Silver Bitcoin Legacy - Bronze There are probably some other great examples. Feel free to subscribe and comment your ideas.