Great work! I like the detailed facebook/twitter spreadsheets, too. Well organized and structured. No need to browse the bounty section any more for me.
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For an experienced person in fields with incomplete information, this is a no brainer question. For every entrepreneur, too. The higher the risks, the higher the reward, because fewer people are able to bear them.
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Initial Exchange Offering are a new trend. And it makes sense. With so many ICOs launched in 2018, getting listed on an exchange became challenging. The IEO solves this problem, because the investors already know they will be able to sell the tokens any time they want.
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The altcoin market is in cycles of hype and despair just like the Bitcoin market, the stocks market and every other market. It crashed, it will evolve again and it will crash again. Numerous times. When? Nobody knows.
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As long as there are enough investors to give money, then why shouldn't it be? The more fundamental question should be whether investing through ICOs makes sense. You are buying utility tokens. Somebody invented the steam machine. You are not an investor in it, you just have tokens for wood.
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I am seeing much more tokens that never get deployed, never get traction and never get listed on an exchange, rather than tokens that were once successful and then failed and went to zero. Unsuccessful projects will be more than failed tokens, IMO.
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2019? Following the trends and trying to predict the next big evolution in the crypto world. Continue developing my social media and influencer profiles in await of good times.
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This is pretty much useless. The question is why are there victims of a pretty obvious ponzi scheme? These are not victims. These are people that very well knew the risks in participating, but the greed was stronger and now they are complaining like crazy.
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I believe that Litecoin is doomed to fail. It is just way too similar to Bitcoin and there is not a use case that is not covered by Bitcoin or stablecoins or privacy oriented coins. What else do we need coins for?
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Nothing is a get rich quick scheme. Except for the lottery in the short term. And crypto can be a lottery if you treat it like that. But this is not a topic for serious discussion, but for some gambler's drinking night and fun.
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I think there is nothing wrong with old coins, it is just the sentiment towards the 2017-2018 ICO craze now is too negative and everybody is expecting STO tokens and what they will bring on the table. This is probably the time to try to find some goldies in the oldies.
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Stable coins will definitely be the new money, but they are not that utilized yet. However, I think they will be much more widely used than Bitcoin. The problem is, if the fiat monetary system fails, the stablecoins fail, too.
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There are a few moments that come to my mind: 1. If you have access to some private (or even secret) deals early on. 2. Right after the bounty distribution, when a lot of hunters dump their coins.
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Oh, boy, how many mistakes I made in 2017 and 2018! It is normal for beginners and this is how we learn and grow. Now I am fully prepared to capitalize on the next big wave when it comes. Hopefully, it will come.
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I think that buyback mechanism should be prevalent in most ICOs. However, this is not the case. I saw Helbiz announcing a buyback and Dropil I think was the other one project. This shows the team is engaged and believe in the project.
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If the ICO team want to give preference to investors over the community members, then it makes sense. This is because there are a lot of proffesional bounty hunters, that don't intend to use the token and dump it right away. This influences the price to the negative.
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I can predict that we will see many projects with much lower softcaps in the future. Even such with softcaps under 1M USD. The hype and bullish sentiment made possible these insane valuations and fundraise amounts. The next will be more realistic.
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I guess it can just for the technical reasons and the way transactions are executed. But not for ideological reasons. It really doesn't make sense for such a DEX to exist.
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