Ethereum Question Time

>>2526058
Not one question mark in the entire fucking post

>>2526058
>I have some questions about ethereum
Feel free to post them

the answer to your question is a question unto itself: your a fag

I've always wondered why people get so excited over ethereum potentially being adopted by companies. This likely means they'd borrow from, if not fully utilize, ethereum's infrastructure.

This is in now way implies that they have to use ether, that everyone here is buying.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/27/business/dealbook/ethereum-alliance-business-banking-security.html?_r=0,

>The private systems are not likely to require an Ether virtual currency, although the companies are hoping to create modules that will allow users to put in and take out individual elements of Ethereum as they choose.

Please keep this in mind.

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>>2526142
Yes, but if many are using the blockchain to build stuff on it, then the network will be of value and maintained, and access and infrastructure of Ethereum will be supported (because it has to).
Think of a blockchain as "http://", the Hypertext Transfer Protocol we use to access websites today.
Think of a blockchain as a data structure that everybody can write on but nobody can delete anything from.
Writing on it the notes on who has how much of a unit ("coin") is just one immediate application.

Even if the companies don't do anything with Ether, it's all about which blockchain (which internet protocol) will survive.
PS, pitch me a project
http://blockchain-technology.appspot.com/

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I got a raspberry pi and running an ETH node on it. It's been about a week continuously powered and I'm only 1/3 of the way through the blocks. Is this normal?