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A ninety-seven percent acceptance is a good sign of acceptance. However, a rejection by the ETF might have very little or no negative effect on the cryptocurrency market base on the last ETF rejection result.
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You don't need rocket science to know that this is a dead project even before its commencement from their inactive twitter account to whack and unprofessional testimonial page. How can I entrust my portfolio with such firm?
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What I believe in is that; Bitcoin as really stood the test of time and negative news which do have a great drop in price of the coin is now having close to nothing effect on it anymore and a perfect example was the last ETF rejection of the coin...
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To me, Bounties is not dead, but earnings from bounty campaigns keeps going down on a daily basis due to some factors such as; increase in number of projects out there and increase in number of scams in this project which actually made many people to loose interest in investing in ICO's.
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Bitcoin’s electricity usage is enormous. In November 2017, the power consumed by the entire bitcoin network was estimated to be higher than that of the Republic of Ireland. Since then, its demands have only grown. It’s now on pace to use just over 42TWh of electricity in a year, placing it ahead of New Zealand and Hungary and just behind Peru, according to estimates from Digiconomist.
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The duration for a typical bounty should range between 8 - 10weeks but bounties time are now getting extended maybe because of high number of projects in circulation now which is making projects not to achieve its softcap on-time.
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The whole security of the bitcoin system is to not be able to derive the private key from the public key. If so, it would make the whole system useless. Unless you have a seed meant to be noted down, or the private key in a file (e.g. "wallet.dat"), there is basically no access to your funds.
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Now isn’t perfect, when is?, but it’s still a good time to get in before the next bull run. And who knows how high bitcoin and co will go this time around? It is never a bubble.
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A friendly bump.
Thanks bud, I don't really know if this helps or not. @puggy: Seems like you yourself got tired?  Its not a question about me getting tired, I have a messy overall schedule, and I almost keep forgetting that I have responsibilities here as well. I wish I have more than 24 hours in a day.  I honestly don't know where this is going, I feel the entire point of this application is a waste, I appreciate everybody who has supported thus far, and thanking them isn't enough I feel, but I don't really see theymos doing anything about this. But I am not ready to give up on this yet. I still want to help people, and I'll try what I can do best. It's very disheartening that I don't have a single merit since I joined this platform. Is there any other ways of earning it aside from actively participating in forum discussion?
Yeah if you have a post history like this, almost don't ever expect to get merit. You don't have to write long passages to get merit, just make posts better than everyone else, make posts that have better content every other user, and people will start noticing you,and merit will follow. Don't post to get merits, post to share content, knowledge, and humor. Noted.. Well those where hunting days... |
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A perfect reason why bitcoin does deserve the same level of faith if not more than we place on fiat currency is that Bitcoin is publicly scrutinized and analyzed. Bitcoin is a distributed, public, decentralized chain of events. Events that are tagged and ID’s in a manner that allows anyone connected to the network to review a transaction. That is a monumental feat for Bitcoin.
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It's very disheartening that I don't have a single merit since I joined this platform. Is there any other ways of earning it aside from actively participating in forum discussion?
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Might bitcoin replace ordinary currencies in everyday transactions? Not soon. Who wants to part with (or accept in exchange) a currency that can rise or fall by 20% in an hour? And true currencies are used to denominate liabilities as well as assets; imagine the ruin faced by those who had taken out a bitcoin mortgage or business loan earlier this year.
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It's hard to predict the future of cryptocurrency but I believe that it will last as long as technology keeps revolutionizing the entire world.
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This is a welcome development. I can't wait for the day that cryptocurrency in general will finally surpass all the fist currency in the world. Maybe sooner than expected.
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I think the market is recovering but at a very slow pace compare to the total bloodshed experienced in few months back.
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You own your money and you know how precious it is to you. So, Kindly do your own research and always ensure you invest only the amount you are ready to part way with. But I will suggest Storiqa and Zil to you.
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I will advice you to hold atleast 50% of your portfolio in bitcoin as it still stands to be the best with higher survival percentage of all coins presently in cryptocurrency world.
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A bit of wash trading and artificial volume inflation is to be expected in a thoroughly unregulated market. But, I did not expect the magnitude of the artificial inflation being practice by Okex.
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Since petro will be built upon existing Infrastructure, it will be leveraging on existing crypto technology, rather than starting from scratch with its own bespoke exchange platform. It will be a welcome development for the country to give a trial.
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I will advice you do due diligence before picking up any ICO to invest in base on the large numbers of fake and scam icos. Your best bet is to invest in already listed tokens/coins and ensure you have enough bBtc and Eth before considering any kind of investment in altcoins.
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