I live in the United States and I want to start a grassroots

>>129205686
Open a small business, only accept ETH.

Also, mine the shit out of it.

>>129205824
I was thinking funds would be more from crowdsourcing methods rather than a business, so as not to confuse the purpose of the movement. But that would definitely help

>>129206504
Well if you want to hide your intentions, start out accepting American currency, then once you have a strong following of clientele switch over or introduce the idea slowly. Give them a better return for using ETH.

Also, making the blockchain more secure than Credit/Debit purchases will be the fatal blow to those financial systems. With millions of people annually losing money due to identity theft and card corruption.

>>129205686
piss off and shill your trash somewhere else, vlad. eth's retarded concept is worth nothing.
> inb4 b.. but banks use it
a lot of companies use blockchains but none of them will buy your coins. they setup their own ones.

>>129205686
>Democracy
Leftist detected

Can someone tell me what Ethereum has that Bitcoin doesn't? Just a lower price?

>>129207835
It's more so about creating a peer to peer blockchain based voting system to eliminate intervention and give more power to voices rather than for monetary gain

>>129208111
Smart Contracts

>>129208111
Wow.

What a fucking peasant.

>>129208364
Intervention from what?

>>129208421
I was going to buy some but not now.

>>129205686
>the system falls apart because Ethereum would be the worse fucking thing for this and the richest can literally buy the outcome.

>>129208628

I mean in reference to the recent Russian hacks into the U.S election. Though I'm sure the systems most countries have in place for voting is secure, I feel like this system would be better.

>>129205686
ConsensusCoin

every time a vote is needed, one coin is sent to a genetic specific wallet on your phone and you send it to a wallet of the ballot. Ex: want red colored flag? send to wallet 87878768, want green? send to wallet 86964643.

Just spitballing.

>>129205686
Go shill your shitty buttcoin wannabe elsewhere.

>>129208991
>the recent Russian hacks into the U.S election
Is that you Jake Tapper?

>>129208991
Amazing. You're exactly as stupid as I thought. Tell me how the Russians hacked the election.

>>129205686
Starting a DAPP now requires 4chans neetbux

>>/biz/
>>/Fuckoff/

Use photo ID to register a wallet to your name.
Before a vote, every wallet is gifted 1.000 credit.
Each candidate is given a wallet. Voters send their credit to the candidate that they vote for.
Since a block chain shows all transfers you can see if people are selling their votes.
Blockchain Voting is the future.

This is a scam

Literally bitcoins for clueless idiots

>>129209636
But then you can't see if people are stealing their wallets or if the distribution is rigged to begin with.

>>129205686
"radical democracy using untested distributed coin trading system"
>>129206957
Computation wise, BTC takes 1000x longer to make a transaction than a debit card. BTC can only make 1 transaction per minute, in a world that demands multiple transactions this is infeasible to implement. Latency? What about latency issues of the BTC based system?

It would make more sense to have a credit/IOU card backed by an account that holds x amount of BTC and at the end of the month the BTC from said users bank vault is transferred to pay down the IOU's. If you made 10,000,000 transactions per month as a business, this will take literally days to clear through the bank. This also implies that the business must send 10,000,000 transactions worth of BTC to the bank and then the bank must process 10,000,000 transactions.. It becomes a huge deal when we talk about the scale of 350million Americans

>>129210004
If there are 100,000 registered voters, and 120,000 credits get sent, you know someone is fucking around.

>>129210453
I agree, blockchain is an interesting technology to transfer votes. It would be better than the current rigged mechanical voting machines at any rate.

>>129205686
democracy is for idiots

>>129210453
Imagine if 100,000 credits get sent but certain preferred people get 2 credits and certain undesirables are given none.

>>129210733
Testing it in a small scale environment would be fun. Maybe a school can try it out to elect their class president.

>>129210874
You would be able to see people sending 2.000 to the wallets, unless they broke it up into 2 transfers of 1.000
People are going to jew no matter what system gets used.

>>129210745
this

also something similar is being done, look up flux party

>>129205686
Fuck off, Kike.

>>129211319
Let's also get into the fact that you would need your entire voting populace to be connected to the system. That wouldn't be possible for many communities, let alone people.

>>129208111
tokens ya noob

>>129205686

stop talking about altcoins you fucks

>>129210368
Good point, but like I said, transaction security will be more coveted versus transaction speed in the future. It's already a major problem for credit card companies now. The amount they have to spend annually just to try and prevent the losses are in the billions, and that's not including the actual losses they have.

Centralized crypto? Fuck that.

Okay guys we need to raise our ENERGY and AWARENESS
Let's do some push ups, get fresh water, eat a healthy snack
And WAKE UP
We have so much to read and archive
Gotta have ENERGY!

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>>129216521
What did you mean by this?

>>129217003
homo TOR
being gay is his dark secret

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>>129206504
>funds would be more from crowdsourcing methods

So..... You want to be a crypto-beggar. Lovely.

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>democracy

>>129205686
Buy ARK faggots