holy fuck he looks like lekro with those glasses <| sep |> Not washing their hands when leaving a public men ' s room . Especially in a restaurant . <| sep |> Cammelleri for Fabbri , Steen or Saad . Stats in Flair <| sep |> 9429787 skuBEYT 90 JUBILEE is an insane deal on T 90 ' s . <| sep |> I don ' t think I ' ve stated anything which isn ' t factual ? Also how do you define a survival issue ? I don ' t believe the market capitalization has anything to do with the decision to develop on the network i . e . no one is looking at the best way to deploy a dapp and saying to themselves well I would create an awesome application that will make me very successful , but the largely irrelevant statistic of the market capitalization of the network just isn ' t high enough to entice me to do so . In fact , the only logical defense of a high market capitalization is security , but even this is not a problem at the moment because currently there are no ' highuser ' dapps demanding this kind of protection . When these dapps get into their commercial stages they will create a virtuous cycle of natural demand for ether and in turn price appreciation , and as a result higher network security . In fact , a distributed system like Ethereum is the only way to scale security proportionally with network usagedemand . So basically , if a company like Visa wanted to move its transaction infrastructure over to Ethereum assuming that the txsecond could be scaled up on a protocol level , the higher market capitalization and security they require would come with the gas demand they place on the network . Miners or stakers are then evermore incentivized to protect the network with the rising demand for ether and consequentially the rising price of ether . Virtuous !