What are your going to hold for the new few years and WHY ?

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Only the chosen will understand which coin I am alluding to.

>>2480807
fuck off ((((bankors))))

>>2479731
where the fuck do I buy this shit?

Byteball I guess

>>2479731

Problem with altcoins like Myst, they are only on 1-5 exchanges, many of them small exchanges. Unless more major exchanges add them they can't compete and are going nowhere...

>>2479731

There's a decentralized VPN on chrome browser called Tuxler that is free to use and allows you to choose any country. It uses end-to-end encryption. By using it you're allowing some other person to use your internet/ip address to surf the web as well, which can be bad if that person is looking at illegal things or doing something illegal. Also the speed of your vpn connection is reliant on the other person's internet speed which can be really slow.

I don't think Myst is any better than that.

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>>2481006
>using a vpn for privacy and a browser that sends your keystrokes to google

>>2481006
So it's tor without advanced configuration? That's retarded.

>>2481014

That's not true. Chrome is based on open source Chromium so they would have to add this functionality in a close sourced part of browser that developers would easily recognize and call Google out on it. It would also generate a lot of traffic to their servers that would get noticed by researchers. Their privacy whitepaper is perfectly clear on what data is collected: https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/privacy/whitepaper.html

You can turn off any prediction/translate/typo services in settings as well.

>>2479731
>ETH
$7 per ETH next year