iota was unique and has a good hype last year. but now there are so many alternative internet of things projects are going on and upcoming. for example hdac is launched, skynet is coming etc.
OTA (MIOTA) is the pre-eminent algorithm in the Top 11 market capitalization. You can see that IOTA does not increase by more than 1,000% like Ripple or Ethereum. This is because buying IOTA is difficult. Most of the powerful math algorithms have their own trading platforms and wallets, but IOTA has not received much attention. I also see that HDAC is launched. I don't mind trolling, but get your facts straight (see 2 on that list): https://www.bitcoinmarketjournal.com/biggest-icos-roi/ Also that coin (the one I'll have deleted if you post another trash&blast shill post--IE get your own thread, shills), doesn't even have a testnet up, so they, and especially you, have no idea what problems they'll incur. |
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Quit the hype guys... It's better to keep it real in this thread. And I wouldn't mind if XMR stays under 100 USD for longer time than the rest of the alts. I wish I could dump my TRX at the next pump with profit and get me some more Romeros.
I bet that bags getting heavy.  I don't feel dirty holding the Monteros tho... So I guess that's a good thing. And if there's a coin that could hit the top 5 (or even the top three) in two years it's this. It's kind of funny that the regular CC scene had just figured out what a gem Monero was and then all these institutional dickwads jumped into the scene (pumping and dumping on hyoe) and they are just starting to realize how unique it really is. When it exploded this time it's gonna be massive. We should be seeing a huge shitcoin die off for the next 6 months. Yup. Remember the likes of Terracoin and Bbqcoin? Lmao! But thinking about it now, ICO's and Ethereum tokens/app tokens are more of a scam... At least some of those coins were distributed kinda fair. Sadly I remember trading DGC on Craptsy. For all the shit I give noobs, I really didn't have much more of clue when I first started, and at this point, I find it absurd the amount of things I don't understand and probably won't ever figure out. |
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Richard Soley, who happens to be one of the IOTA Foundation's advisers, listed as 2nd in a list of the top 100 Industrial IoT Influencers of 2018: https://m.iotone.com/influencers100 |
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What is happening to the Iota price? Why so down? I have red that Has a conversation been leaked about the hashtag been attakked?
(pew! pew!) Like this? ̿̿'̿'\̵͇̿̿\=(̪●)=/̵͇̿̿/'̿̿ ̿ ̿ * * # I think you mean an argument between some of the IF was leaked. Not sure WTF you are talking about with #hashtags. |
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Hi, crypto enthusiasts!
I am thinking about recent situation on the crypto market. It seems that Bitcoin found the bottom and big investments are coming, but if you look at altcoins, almost every altcoin is bleeding and money is now moving into Bitcoin. Current Bitcoin dominance 47%!
Donīt you think that this could be end for many altcoins? Big institutional investors will not invest into altcoins...
What is your opinion.
Thank you!
Pull your charts out further. Bitcoin had 95% dominance 4 years ago and it has been a steady downhill slide ever since. Alts make runs in bull markets and consolidate to Bitcoin during bear markets (though it's mostly to dollars, but let's not make the obvious too obvious). I think this trend (Bitcoin sucking a little less than alts) will break once another coin reaches the top position, but that may take another year or two based on the longer trend. People realize that Bitcoin reaching a million is less likely than (insert alt here) reaching a similar 200x gain--there aren't enough libertarian posers to fulfill that demand as Bitcoin's most recent advertised reason for existing is a political argument, not a technological one. Add the fact that fiat-to-crypto gateways are increasing, and that Bitcoin's real main purpose is for alt trading, so Bitcoin's actual usecase, the one that Bitcoin maximalist refuse to acknowledge, will disappear before they know they were biting the hand that feeds them every time they called an alt a shitcoin. There used to be a time when people quoted their alt prices in BTC, now most people quote prices in dollars--funny how subtly language can clue you in to the bigger picture. |
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listing the altcoin, there are countless existing altcoin it is a new brand and a small transaction Token IOTA officially available on the Bitfinex trading platform in 2016 may be IOTA is the next big thing
That's not true--it wasn't available on any exchange until June 2017 https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/206Why do some people just make shit up? Don't they realize that most every piece of information available to humans is easily found on the internet? Though this post looks as botty as any on BCT, so I'm probably wasting my time trying to ridicule some lines of code--though whoever programmed it, did a shit job. |
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I'm betting I'm not the only one who has been disillusioned that CCs are a hedge against money devaluation--seems Turkey's problems are our problems as well. My guess is that the market is derived by how much investor money can be allocated for high risk investments and not consumer demand, so maximalist's thumping their Bibles and claiming that BTC will overtake the dollar is extra funny for me today. People don't run to the experiential technology in times of chaos, they run to the side of whoever has the most thermal nuclear weapons and aircraft carriers.
That coming from the POV of a normie. But what if they know what we know? And as many of you guys said, this is a marathon, not a sprint (or race? I forgot. Lol). Anway, yeah... It'll all come around, and the normies will be getting in way higher than where it is now. Maybe it's a triathalon and the lake is getting drained so the swimmers have less of a lead when we get to the bike portion. |
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what was IOTA price at begining of 2017 ? cant see at CMC.
CMC shows back to when tokens first sold on exchanges, June 2017, so what you see on CMC is correct. |
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I'm betting I'm not the only one who has been disillusioned that CCs are a hedge against money devaluation--seems Turkey's problems are our problems as well. My guess is that the market is derived by how much investor money can be allocated for high risk investments and not consumer demand, so maximalist's thumping their Bibles and claiming that BTC will overtake the dollar is extra funny for me today. People don't run to the experimental technology in times of chaos, they run to the side of whoever has the most thermal nuclear weapons and aircraft carriers.
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If the IOTA price tanks the whole market, people need to reevaluate Bitcoin's dominance. |
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Yeah, IOTA does have a potential due to the technology. However, there is one peculiarity: it is run by Bitfinex.
How can someone who has "research" in their username fail at research? The IOTA Foundation is a German nonprofit. Germany has some of the toughest guidelines in the world and wouldn't let the Foundation attain nonprofit status or retain it in the event that they were controlled by a for-profit company or exchange. |
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 "What is IOTA all about?" From Bosch's youtube channel |
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Easiest wallet to use is the Trinity mobile wallet https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.iota.trinity It's in BETA, but it has had two security audits and is deemed safe by the developers. I would keep it on Binance before a web wallet if those were my only options--especially if I have no clue who is running the wallet and can't audit it myself. |
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