I didn't research about this new coin, but decentralization is not necessary for all projects. Let banks and financial institutions use blockchain technology to improve and scalate their services, it will be better for everyone. Like xrp for example (which I believe is a nice project)

People are caring about post quality because they want merit to rank up account and get more BTC.

Most of users worried about post quality just want to post anything to get +1post. That's not how things work here anymore. Of course there are many spammers in old sign campaigns, but those users are less and less common nowadays.

Just read more than you write.
Take your time to write posts and you will have a good post quality and get merits.

There will be? Most of them are already 95% down at least lol

After 2017 when ico crazy was over, those tokens proved themselves to be bubbles

This is old news. Personally I didn't do it yet. Maybe I will do someday. I tried to do it a few days ago and the link I received just expired...

The risk is that they use your documents in bad activities, or sell them or whatever. But I don't think they will do something like this.

It's impossible in practical terms. There are billions/trillions of possibilities and a chance of collision is very small.

Take a look at this graphic where you will understand how big are the possibilities

I agree. Mastering bitcoin is a classic already, and probably the best book for newbies out here. Even more advanced users can benefit from it.

I read it and it changed my mind about cryptocurrencies

When dealing with Fiat/BTC I always do kyc, if it's a trusted exchange with high volume and the exchange is respected in the community. There is no other option.

If I am doing only Fiat/crypto I never do any kyc, as it is usually not required. There are many good exchanges such as binance that doesn't require kyc.

That's the point. Everyone pays PayPal's fees. Merchants are not making a discount for PayPal's users.

That service is not common where I live, but I already noticed that people in other countries use it a lot.

They will earn much less than they will negotiate.

They will probably Fractional reserve banking with bitcoin

Just Go to coinmama or cex.io and create an account. You can use your credit card on those exchange


Buy only what you can afford to lose. There is no other "wise" suggestion people can tell you

Be careful, this is a misleading belief.

I agree that many people really have their life's changed by cryptocurrencies boom, but this a small  part of the users and investors. Most of them sold at 100 or at 1000, or 2000, etc.. many of them lost their keys, etc.

Cryptocurrency is a complicated market and very unpredictable. And thousands maybe even millions lost their savings as well. Bitcoin is almost 80% down since ath.

It's incredible how people are interested in earning cryptocurrencies for free here. Of course it can be done, but it's a lot of time consuming and depends a lot on your efforts and time available.

When I learned about cryptocurrencies I never thought about earning them for free. My first idea was to buy them

I would not recommend for any newbie to do Airdrops , as they are Very much time consuming and the reward is so small, like faucets.

Advertising (with a website like you said) and bounty are better options

There is also one more : them.

When you are referring to third person plural.

So you have 3: than then and them.

Of course you do pay for them. The customer always pays all fees and all taxes that go through the commercial chain.

If you pay 10, and the seller only receives 8, you paid 2 in fees. If there were no fees, you would pay only 8. The seller is not absorbing fees, he never do that, he always pass it to the buyer (whoever he is).

If you decide to resell it , you will sell for more than 10, not more than 8.

Those were rare findings among a giant sea of trash Airdrops, which pays for less than 5 cents.

General rule: Airdrops are worthless. Sometimes they may become valuable, but just a few of them.

I don't get how PayPal still exists. Well certainly it's good for making transactions that banks says you can't do (like bitcoin), but it is a very expensive service.

If PayPal accepts bitcoin, it may be PayPal's doom. However, it may also be the only way it could survive in the next years (if bitcoin become largely adopted)

I doubt he Will ever use those coins. He probably already destroyed those private keys and they are now lost.

He probably has a personal stash of his own, that he mined without any correlation to his "Satoshi" identity

As I already said over and over again, the easiest way to get merit is to read more than you write.

That seems to be hard for most people here, as they want to make lots of posts to get paid...

The escrow is a good indicator about the bounty payment. Not about the ico itself.

He ico may be a total scam, and they still pay you with their fake money in the bounty

You may decide to wait until price stabilize, and even then it may be a scam.

Look at bitconnect for example z it was a tp30 coin and then it collapsed, because it was a scam


You should look for fundamentals, not the price, to look for a good ico.