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I posted this on r/ausfinance, everyone over there was pretty salty about the concept. What's r/australia think?

53% of all australian households are on a bunnings wages or less. Some one has to be doing these jobs for life, because there are literally no other options for the majority of households.

https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/economy/finance/household-income-and-wealth-australia/2017-18

Based on trends in america with workers striking at John Deer, amazon, shipping ports etc., why arent australian workers organising at these huge companies, that are heading towards being monopolies, to get better then award rate(minimum wage).

Living costs are getting out of hand and increasing r

Does anyone remember anything from before their playthrough in Outside?

I can't even remember how many tentacles I had?

My pugs are trying to sleep, they have a big day tomorrow, and this sky subwoofer won't shut up!?

The recently released Coindesk - State of Blockchain Q4 has released a huge amount of fantastic information. Something that did catch my attention though was ICO funding.

During Q4, there was 3.23 Billion in ICO funding, that is an absolutely phenomenal amount of money being invested in ventures that were mostly just white papers.

Obviously the market was well overbought coming into early January, and profit taking by early adopters, and the subsequent fear of a crash lead to an absolutely astounding correction.

I am interested though in how much of this crash was induced by a sell off of ICO's

The recently released Coindesk - State of Blockchain Q4 has released a huge amount of fantastic information. Something that did catch my attention though was ICO funding.

During Q4, there was 3.23 Billion in ICO funding, that is an absolutely phenomenal amount of money being invested in ventures that were mostly just white papers.

Obviously the market was well overbought coming into early January, and profit taking by early adopters, and the subsequent fear of a crash lead to an absolutely astounding correction.

I am interested though in how much of this crash was induced by a sell off of ICO's

Stock markets around the globe have entered a pretty frightening correction, the media is commenting in a way that makes it seem like the start of a crash. Fear is papable throughout the markets.

The great crypto crash of 2018 may have incited numerous investors to return to fiat, in preparation of buying in at the bottom of crypto. I have no evidence what so ever, the timing of the two is interesting though.

If stock markets are down, and continue to correct, and crypto stays down, where are all the profits taken out of the markets going to head next?

I have been looking into the obsidian platform and their current messanger app, that is in beta release. I'm just curious what technology they would incorporate for sending large files over the blockchain, considering scaling is such an issue?

Would you just send encrypted messages, containing URL links to encrypted files stored on some other platform/blockchain, that your private key would unlock? How would they go about latency issues in a messenger app that is part of a block chain?

If some one could point me in the right direction, so I can understand how a system like that would work, that would be great thanks!