Not like the participants having to wait till your proposed payment date - 18th May, is totally out of place, if that's what would serve you well, but I mustn't fail to say it's faulty and only protects your interest. To lay your cards on the table, I think you should consider entrusting the ETH for the campaign with any of the trusted escrows in the forum. Other than that, it would mean, you're hoping to pay from the proceeds of your presale, so what happens if things fail to turn up exactly as you anticipated?

Would be a better idea to look more at the range of quality posts than just the number of merits behind a user's name, because it has not been foolproof and anyone desperate to have some, can actually end up with a bunch.

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Yes, you shall be needing to provide lots of answers here and not in private if you desire your not open source bot to be given a chance, when the limitation of your rank level becomes an issue, people here would know. I must say the concerns raised by @akes2090 are fundamental and you should start by throwing light on them!

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Site design is straight to business and choice of colors is simple and cool to the eyes. The interface is user friendly, I noticed you have had to make room for various recommendations made by earlier reviewers in bringing the site to its present look and that's commendable. I want to say the presence of fee calculator and status screen provides good enough information a user needs without having to look up some.



So my coins would remain PENDING for roughly 2 hours,how then can I rate the speed?

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Feeling of disappointment and fear are pitfalls for any trader, they never let you move ahead.They're not something a trader should harbor so best thing is to root them out and start trading with confidence, knowing that it is your research, studies and analyses that influences  what trading decisions you make. You will definitely not be  right all the time, but except you're doing it all wrong, the few losses would be eclipsed by the winnings.

That's not true and you don't sound like you have tested forex trade at any time. For a start, in forex trade, we deal with brokers and not exchange companies. Most brokers are registered and regulated and a number of them are able to link you to the real inter-bank rates depending on your financial strength and there are also market makers, best known as bucket shops. They are the ones you should be wary of, because they have some questionable trading practices. That said, there are no easy jobs anywhere especially the ones with great potentials, but an experience in forex trading goes a long way in making crypto trading easier.

You said nothing about the inherent need for the acquisition of vaults and the added cost security of the gold would attract as well as the constant threat of theft! All said, should you run into an international business that calls for immediate remittance of funds, would it be stress-free and timely to have your gold into cash and at what cost? I think the best way to see things is that gold have had its days, but life have moved on and now is the time for Bitcoin.

Why are you guys expending your energy and time on non issue? The first thing should have been to supply answers to the following queries, begging for answer:

1. is it possible that everybody could stop buying Bitcoin?

2. if so, what reasons can lead to such a situation?

It is only after the questions above have been answered in the affirmative that people can then draw the conclusion that the price of Bitcoin would head to zero. Until then, there's nothing imaginable that would make all people stop buying Bitcoin, even the governments ran into brick walls in trying to ban it. Bitcoin is simply a revolution whose time is now!

That's rather unfortunate, but why are you still hanging out here - this is a Bitcoin discussion forum and you may want to know that whatever altcoin you may have there, owes their existence to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin as the flagship cryptocurrency has almost 10 years of experience behind it,  it parades the largest community and reach, it is the most capitalized and most traded,  why would its price be any less?
The popularity of Bitcoin remains on the increase  and so is the usage. Interestingly transaction fees and confirmation time are back to being impressive, so I don't see how the price of Bitcoin would drop to nothing.

This thread was started in 2014, that's some 4 years ago. Back then, the annual gold closing price was $1,199.25 and presently,  we are looking at $1,350.30 while back then Bitcoin was struggling to hold out in 3 digits  as against its 5 digits form in recent tines. In  retrospect, gold can be said to be dormant in the course of these 4 years while Bitcoin have made sensational impacts. In  the light of that, anyone looking  to huge turnover should know to go with Bitcoin, while anyone interested in safe haven investments should stick with gold.

Only FUDsters would be popping Champagne over this incident! Obvious they do not understand why governments after governments, who have vowed to ban Bitcoin ended up throwing it open to anyone that shows their ID. To anyone who cares to listen, no meaningful government is ever going  to ban Bitcoin, because they now have better understanding to target anonymity than Bitcoin itself.

Where exactly can we find such agencies that guarantees people's personal information would never be disclosed to third parties? These days we're beginning to see that the requirement for KYC by most centralized exchanges is now by default, regardless you want to deal on fiat or not. The main concern of many people over the request for KYC in cryptocurrency is that one can never tell, who or where their personal details end up and that is even made worst by the rate these exchanges are hacked.

Can't find a motivated person in the picture painted above. Any motivated won't notice the few more weeks that may be necessary, they would hardly complain of been broke, because isn't that the very problem they're here to solve? Raising capital or more of it have never been an easy exercise, but one can actually look inward by diligently turning around what they already have at hand. A bird at hand, is worth two in the bush!

When you say a low value, you're being vague as what is a low value this moment can become a high value next time you check. To be precise, we need to employ couple of trading tools that enable us pinpoint when market is oversold, which implies price is then low or if overbought, price can be said to be high.
10% stop loss for Bitcoin is more or less same as indulging in panic selloff and should you continue at that, won't be long your account would likely run dry.

Don't fool yourself, knowledge is indispensable for success in any area of human endeavor. It could have been your lucky days, but you really don't have to count on that  because anyone can test success, but it take knowledge and wisdom to retain and manage success. If a trader have all the capital he would ever need and no good enough trading knowledge, just give him some time and all that money would have grown wing and left him.

I am also of  the view that it's easier said than done.  1% might not be a big deal to make but doing so consistently day after day. would be hard to sustain because there are bound to be days that the market would be very disagreeable.  While it is worthwhile and recommendable to set goals,  but it's  best to always set achievable goals.

That's a very hot seat to place oneself and I won't recommend it to anyone! Evidently you only showed him the juicy part of investing in Bitcoin, prior to his handing over some money to buy on his behalf and that actually makes the risk all on you. Meanwhile, you were supposed to have waited patiently to buy only after a bottom is confirmed from a panic selloff, as is mostly the case, because the money involved, you really cannot afford to lose.

Moreover, while it would be easy for you to understand that all what the market needs is just some time, your friend/family member would likely be having sleepless nights, calling your number all too often and barging into your house and in the invent that the waiting gets lengthier, other family members and friends would start murmuring about you! I think it's best to place everything on the table from the onset and let them choose to invest or not!