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Investing in cryptocurrency crowdsales IEO/ICO these days is very high risk. I prefer buying projects that are already established within the cryprocurrency marketspace. That significantly reduces the associated risk than investing in an IEO. If the project has VC investments, I may be willing to invest though.
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If the IRS is asking cryptocurrency holders to pay taxes in holdings, then it should be willing to accept it as a legal means of exchange or as an asset. I still think its a step towards accepting cryptocurrency for whay it is-MONEY.
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Wll it's a great idea but platforms like cryptomarketads exists for such. Looking at it, only employers who know about your telegram community will be able to find and hire prospects. I suggest you find a more efficient way to promote your idea.
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I really like this. However, this is not the first bounty table I am coming across, the first was very good then became a paid service, the second is doing a great job though. Will it be free or will users have to pay to accrss the table eventually?
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Whenever a coin is listed on an exchange, the developers or community responsible for its listing agree to some terms like average daily trading volumes and the like. In the eventuality that any of those terms are violated, the token/coin is delisted. Also a project that has been verified as a scam will be delisted.
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Different cpins are listed on different exchanges. I prefer investing in low cap coins so most of the time I use exchanges like STEX, Mercatox , Latoken and rarely Binance. I use Binance only when I want to invest in a token with a sizeable marke capitalization.
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#Authentication Post
Type of campaign: Ambassador
Bitcointalk Username: KRB91
Country: Nigeria
LinkedIn profile: Yes
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In my opinion, No! I remember trying to signup for it only for me to realize that it required ID identity verification. This discouraged me because I believe privacy is not negotiable, regardless of the financial gain attached to it. If there's a security breach, Think of the millions of users personal information that'll be leaked. In order to protect the crypto community, platforms should desist from requiring Identity verification.
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Yes, one should ensure to verify the authenticity of any airdrop before participating in it. Many airdrops are conductor d for the sole purpose of personal information harvesting. In order to protect oneself against such, one should use only verified airdrop platforms in finding airdrops.
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Libra is the first step in the mass adoption of crypt occurrences. Government will definitely not sit back and watch their greatest tool of human control which is finance become 'decentralized' even though Libra in itself is a regulated and centralized 'cryptocurrency'. The heat Fact book is taking is as a result of this, I doubt the Libra project will be abandoned though although it will most likely be delayed.
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I really think it depends on a lot of factors. I personally have a preference for projects trading already but if the new project has a lot of investment from VC's, the team is great and the hype is lit, then I'd go all out on it. I like to ho where then big money is.
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I am reading a lot of crypto news on Steemit and Medium and think that those are great crypto related blogs, where you can find useful information. Moreover, there are several forums like Bitcointalk, for example: Altcointalks, Moonforum and so on.
I don't think Medium would qualify as a crypto social media platform. I use steemit, minds, cryptosocial majorly, that's asides BTT, altcoinstalk, and bitcoingarden. I'm looking to join some more though, within the block chain space you need to network and meet new people, who knows, Satoshi might want to link up.  |
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Impressive, even I was of the notion that BTC is used more for money laundering than fiat currencies. This serves to prove that those clamouring for the regulation of the cryptospace due to its use for funding illegal transactions have made a baseless arguement and those individuals have an ulterior motive.
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up Bulgaria! This is one country that has made a conscious decision to embrace a disruptive technology (blockvhain technology not necessarily Bitcoins) with the potential to completely redefine transactions as we know them. It is just to show that the government of countries are acquiring Cryptos whether the come out to say it or not.
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It depends on the person's investment principles, financial state and belief in the alt being held. Some alt holders have no investment plan/discipline, one can't really blame them, personally I bought a shit token and held it to zero when the market was in the last weeks of the bull run(trident), so for many they just can't bear it and had to cut their losses. Others however may be overly invested in the markets and need fiat for some payments or whatever, or it could be that they no longer believe in the project due to poor communication, development or whatever.
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I don't think a stable coin is profitable than other coins and I never invest in stable coin but I invest in IEO's. Like Moozicore is the best to invest your money for a long time investment.( https://tokensale.moozicore.com/) The major idea behind stablecoins is to protect holders from price fluctuations. This makes it easy for users to remain within the cryptomarkets even when they are not actively invested in cryptocurrencies that are subject to wild price fluctuations(non-stablecoins) instead of going back to holding fiat which completely moves the money from the cryptospace. |
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This is one project that never ceases to impress me. Initially, I thought it was rather ambitious but it has continued to deliver and outperform expectations. This is am innovative project which easily promotes the cryptoworld through its partnerships with top football clubs.
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Such a project, depending on its focus(what the project intends to achieve, develop, or what services it wants to render) has every likelihood to succeed since the resources(realised funds) will be focused on development, payments and other expenses relevant to the project. However, there are other important factors that I need to consider before investing in any project. First is the projects goals, team(experience/legitimacy), its startup capital if any, investors(venture capitals), difference in prices across the various stages of the IEO/ICO exercise, partnerships etc. We can't always get it all but these tend to keep me safe. I'd like to know more about your ' hypothetical' project though. Maybe we could make it real |
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