Quite easy actually.Any coin is good if it seems good to you.So Dont listen when other telling you to buy something full of potential or not.Your own research is the key.Low market cap ,roadmap and the projects idea is what you want to check.
Dont forget about the risk of course,its Crypto...
This is it, my friend. However you arrive at the decision that X alt is the coin for you, just make sure it was purely your own decision. Don't listen to any kind of information or advice if you didn't arrive at the same conclusion. Be it positive or negative, as long as you are 100% the owner of your decision, go for it. At the end of the day, if you fail, you know you tried your best. If you succeed, then you have a winning formula. |
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It's a slow and painful climb back towards the old ATH, but yes, the important point is that it has held above 10k for a week, which is a really good sigh that even with profit taking we can see good old Bitcoin being able to hold. Hopefully this means a floor of 10k for the rest of the year. We've got plenty of ICOs also concluding, ready to get listed, so prepare for new bitcoin to be released from these ICOs.
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I've never actually seen any alt rise when it gets listed on Coinbase except for Bitcoin Cash (yes, it is an alt, whatever you say). This Ripple price is climbing towards $1 again but it doesn't seem to be because of listing. Just the typical up and down of crypto. I've seen Ripple in the news this whole week now. Banks in Japan, banks in Middle East and now Coinbase. What's it take to get it to $2 I wonder?
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Wow, I must really have lost my way around crypto and CPU mining, or I am way behind in how far hardware has come. My computer is not even two years old already, and I remember it being a substantial investment from my side with what I thought was a good GPU (not integrated) and RAM. And now looking at the stats, I can't even mine a low cost CPU coin. Pretty crazy, if you ask me.
On the side, does anyone know a good list of CPU mineable coins?
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Ouf, you've got a lot of money! Good luck though! I'm not sure if you'll be a millionaire but chances are you'll make a tidy profit on Neo, I would have probably distributed my holdings a little more, but to each his own. Make sure you store it on a proper wallet and set a reminder for 2 years! Wouldn't want you to lose it on an exchange or forget where it is, now do we?
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The answer is no. But your "friend" should easily be able to open another account at Bittrex or even at any other new website and use your ID to verify the account. Either way, your friend doesn't seem to be an actual friend. She has no business holding your personal ID information, worst case scenario, you both attempt to sign up with your identity, the site detects it and marks it as fraud, you get your accounts closed and your ID marked as fraudulent.
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Oh I wouldn't worry about the coins you got like Bitcoin and Ethereum. They really are not THAT far from their ATH prices (try to think in percentages rather than actual hundreds of dollars).
My current worse performing coin is Elastic. It is current trading at 15% of the price I bought it at (bought over 20k satoshi and now barely 3k satoshi). So that's perspective for you!
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That is already known to be honest. The good projects should know that they are harming themselves when they pay bounties out in their own tokens, first of all because they know these tokens are going to be dumped. Second because they know bounty hunters can even sometimes gain a lot more tokens that investors, and investors who know this will stay away, or feel like an injustice has happened after bounties are distributed. Solve the issue and just pay properly.
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Not sure this technology news will affect the token price. I think people have been pointing out that the success of the company Ripple and the price of their XRP token are going to be less and less in correlation with each other, and I'm beginning to feel that this is going to be true. I bought in every time around $1 for a quick $1.50 outlook but this hasn't happened since the high. Freight train I don't think!
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I think it is best to keep your funds in your exchange wallet . Tho you should be careful on which exchange site you are going to store it . Make sure they have a good reputation or background on their security . I mean , no history of being hacked for long term . It is good practice to keep your funds in exchange site if you are a constant trader .
Keeping it in the wallet - This is good only if you want to withdraw or convert your balance into paper money . I mean , wallet can be stolen . hacked . If you have a hardware wallet then its the best option if you just want to protect your funds .
So it still depends on what purpose you want . If your a trader then keep it in your exchange wallet , because if you keep transferring your funds into your wallet , problems may come up like slow/high transaction fees . And during dips , you need your fund to be readily available always . On the other hand , if you just want to secure your $$ then like i said a hardware wallet is the bext option for that .
This is a somewhat self explanatory exception to holding coins in a wallet you control. Of course if you trade frequently, then it makes sense to store your funds on an exchange - it's the only way you can trade on centralized exchanges and the risk of the exchange disappearing with your funds is one you have to take into account as a trader. The alternative is moving to a decentralized exchange - where you can still trade but control your funds. |
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It's nice to see that even with all the hyped anonymous/privacy coins coming out, Monero can still make a good, strong case for a newcomer. I'm a very small Monero holder myself, not sure if that qualifies as being an investor, but I'm invested in what's happening with it. I see it as a sort of similar situation to Bitcoin. Not the first crypto but the first mover in its own market as a privacy coin. Great community, solid developers, and plodding on despite all the others overcoming it in terms of price. I'd say you made a good choice!
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The problem with Tron is that it was a heavily hyped coin that experienced a lot of pumps and shilling - so these coins naturally attract haters, partly also because of the association with pump personalities that have rather dubious reputations in the crypto sphere. Similar to Verge, in that sense. Doesn't mean they can't be profitable in the medium term, but these coins will always suffer for being in the domain of speculators.
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To become a millionaire, you need a steady gain. In such an unstable song, whenever you can become a millionaire, if you know to be an opportunist and exploit the "cracks" of the market. I think if you can get into a project with enormous potential, you have all the chances.
I quiver to witness this entire generation of new millionaires, I guess this is the new reality of crypto, where really an almost huge portion of society who had no access to old vestiges of wealth can suddenly, figuratively, overnight gain mountains of wealth. Luck and chance truly have favored these still early adopters, huh. Can't deny the beauty of this. |
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Forks in general are just a bad idea. Let us just ignore the pathetic altcoin forks and see instead Bitcoin itself, which had no less than 6 forks last year (maybe more, but I stopped counting). All of them pretended to fork for the common good, to improve something they saw or tried to see as flaws in Bitcoin, but everybody knew they were just in it for the free money (why else make them available on exchanges to trade, right?). So no, no one here wants your Litecoin fork. If you really valued it, why not give all your Litecoins to me on 1:1 ratio, I'll give you your fork coins.
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The problem with altcoins is that their perfomance is measured in terms of BTC.of course,the price of bitcoin affects the situation of the entire crypto-currency market.but other blockchain technologies are pretty good rather then BTC.
That is the essence of crypto, a basic foundation that people seem to forget easily in all their talk of being the Bitcoin killer, better than Bitcoin, competitor of Bitcoin, etc. As much as alts don't want to admit it, crypto is equated first and chiefly with Bitcoin. If Bitcoin does well, then in general the way and path is widely open for alts. And the inverse is completely true as well. Blockchain may be the value within, but not in this climate when utility is still not achieved. |
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To make a profit in the short term, you probably need to invest in altcoins instead of Bitcoin. And the advice I want for you is to invest in some altcoins that are NEO, QTUM, Ripple, Litecoin because of the altcoins that are considered very potential, promising to go to the moon in Q4 years. 2018. You can refer to the discussion groups on Social to find some potential cryptos.
Not necessarily. If you had been trading only Bitcoin this past month, there were already 2 opportunities to make 15% during the dips, and most recently if you bought just below $10k last week, you could be looking easily at 12% profit yesterday. And from all the trading volume, it's easy to see that a lot of people are doing exactly that. Buying at 10k to keep the psychological level active, and waiting days to a week for easy 10%. If you did that this whole month, you'd be up almost 50% in Bitcoin - that's a lot of "free alts" to buy! |
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You can search and find such list through google, I used etherdelta, waves dex and one desktop dex I forgot its name. I think if you are interested in them you should really look at oax project.
google in the general search gives out also phishing sites, now all chats are full of people who have paid for the carelessness I know you are aware of Idex and FD/ED, but currently there aren't any other decentralized and working exchanges. Let's hope that ADAE or CORBIT will change this in near future. WAVES DEX is even worst. What's wrong with Waves Dex? Apart from that it is mainly Waves? Wait for it to pick up later. The one I'm really waiting for is NVO. Their ICO launched last year, they've been REALLY silent in the public space for now, but just you wait and see, very very soon, if not this month. 2018 will be the year Dex really picks up everywhere... at least I hope so! |
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They and Malta have been very positive towards blockchain and crypto for several years now, what we are seeing today is the result of many years of legislation. They're trying to diversify as they don't have big economies. All the better for us. Waiting myself to see how this new Gibraltar Blockchain Exchange will work. Will everyone move there to invest where it is safe and regulated by EU?
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They're still giving out byteballs for free actually. It is no longer been airdropped like how almost 70% has already been distributed, but if you send out what they're calling testcoins (it's like invites the way you can email people like Coinbase), and people sign up and register, they get about $12 dollars free of Gbyte. It's actually $20 but it'll cost you $8 to verify so yeah, total of $12. Refer people and you get it too.
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i think the new trasure chest is so usless when you get average of 0.0001 BD point
The new chest is designed to reward active players. So yeah, if you're not actively wagering every day, then treasure chest is indeed pretty useless. Which is good, considering people were just using it to claim free money every day before without ever depositing. Sounds like the new rework is working exactly as intended.  Yes you have echoed here Alex and his team sentiments, Alex in his post earlier had specified that only active members would benefit from it, people have grossly abused the system. People are so used to earn free money that they keep forgetting it's a casino you don't get anything if you don't wager. I always find it funny that people complain the most about free things. They suddenly think it's their entitlement. Airdrops, faucets, giveaways. People are complaining and fighting over things that they don't even pay for. It seems they don't remember they don't get any free money at most other physical casinos. Rewards are things you get in return for effort. It only makes sense more effort = more reward. |
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