everyone thinks the bags they are holding are better than the rest. the readily is that they are all crap ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) of course each and every one of these have been pumped and will be pumped too but that doesn't make they good "long term" things to hold. for example ETH has lots of issues, not just scaling, but a lot of bugs and issues. the others like Lisk, Waves, even ETH,... are all doing the same thing with lots of overhead. they are not exactly unique ideas. some do it better and with less bugs like LSK and some do it crappy, bloated and full of exploits like ETH. in the end they will be replaced with a better replacement in a year! Don't wast money on bitcoin, probably useless in the future.
yeah sure, the thing that most people know. the only thing that can actually call "currency" and "decentralized". the only thing that is being used as a "currency" by real people not just virtually claiming to do some shit. the thing that all speculators (even the negative ones) know has the best future. you are suggesting we don't buy this thing. such a good advice /s First off, anyone who says Bitcoin is probably useless in the future, has lost all point on reality. Without Bitcoin, none of these alts would have a chance in hell. Secondly, yes, the reality is that 99% of alt holders SAY their coins are the best but probably know deep down that they are just pumped crap. Thirdly, I guess I am no different, but I buy my coins with some care, hoping for them to get profitable but with a longer timeframe in mind. A year is all right to wait, six months is the minimum I would wait. But the way Bitcoin is flying, we are all in for a very long wait! We're all winners if we come out of this with small profits. But we need to stop thinking in terms of x10 in 2 months.
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I've heard a lot of issues lately with Nova, but my own personal experience hasn't been bad at all. Granted, they have limited support and seem to run into trouble with the small alts almost listed on no other exchange, but I never faced issues or delays with BTC withdrawals. I think they have been trying to deal with their problems.
They just announced their closure, and will deal with all outstanding issues before handing over to new management. Running an exchange catering to a thousand small alts is always going to be tough. Hope the new management will hire skilled developers. Goes the same for any small exchange, really.
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This is what I've learnt, and it's not just for airdrops either, but in general any form of reward or bounty. The higher your rank, the more followers you have on social media, the more you earn. So, if anyone wants to invest in time, I would suggest building up. Get a friend to follow or subscribe every day and slowly the numbers will grow. Post here as much as you read, but ensure to contribute and not simply spam. Before you know it, you'll be Full Member after some months, Senior after 8 months.
And always work to improve your quality of posts because managers will look at that now. Soon, the same will be for airdrops!
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There are many ICOS I invested. For example cartaxi and centra. I was amazed by their project that's why. Well if you are looking for a company or a project you wanted to invest on. Try to read their whole whitepaper. Might help big! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I actually remember CarTaxi... I believe their ads are floating around those big ad networks. I had a look at their signature campaign when they first launched (was it last month?) but they required something like 50 posts a week minimum and only in ICO ANN threads. Seemed like a bit too much for me. They had a rather solid idea, to be honest, if I speak from a traditional and non-crypto point of view. I live in a city with almost daily scenes of towing and a lot of cutthroat competition to secure the towing services for accidents, so if they somehow get a share of that... But to OP, forget the advice from here and continue your own research. At least if you regret your decisions later (like me haha) you have yourself to blame and don't feel SO disappointed.
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Great post, jlp. Of course, I feel that it is a minor "shame" that some legitimate ICOs would fall under your category as #2 or even an outright scam. I definitely agree that some of the names you've mentioned, viewed by many as legitimate are just smoke and mirrors. They spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on great videos and promotional material that they had almost nothing to do with creating.
But this is also the problem that is self-creating. People see that without the marketing hype and great videos, they will struggle to compete for attention and space. I know there are many great projects out there that don't get the attention they deserve because everyone is caught up with the next big thing. And these crypto multi-billionaires like Vitalik are party to this, they know they get their appearance fees or "advisor fees" upfront.
Look at Humaniq for a prime example. Pumped by Vitalik, and now look at where they are going. Absolutely clueless with no product to use in the real world except all their betas and trials.
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Judging by the amount of conferences they traveled around the world, the campaign is enormous. I suspect the project is doomed to success because of such great promotion, at least huge investors have already heard about bitcomo, it is already a big advantage. Cologne, Barcelona, Shenzhen, Dubai. They visited big events everywhere worldwide, awesome, guys! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I read it negatively when I saw the word doomed.lol ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Anyway, it's great to learn that the team behind this project is doing everything they can in reaching different borders in order to promote this project. I think it is a really great project. Projects that have visions in revolutionizing an industry are the ones that needs to be looked at or invest in. And Bitcomo is one of them ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Haha yeah, actually this is the third or fourth time I've seen words like that, funny how language can play a part in this globalized world of crypto. Doomed to success. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory and so on. On point though, I see a lot of teams now spending a lot of money on marketing and promotion, going to blockchain conferences and expos. Makes me wonder that all this new money is being thrown around to create even more money. Crypto is definitely a sort of bubble, but of course fueling new innovations and tech. How long before the world gets tired?
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You can hodl real coins, but you cannot claim hodling other coins. I mean, look hhw many coins are created each day, will all these survive teh next months, year. I don't think so. The coin should have some potential, not because you believe in it, but it has a proven technology.
Not sure what you mean here, to be honest. I am holding "real coins", and am holding many coins. I only hold what I believe it... since the idea of holding means I think they have value after periods of many, many months, 20, 30, maybe even 50 or more. I wouldn't buy a single coin if I didn't think it had a future. Price is of course an objective but never the primary concern for me. Sometimes, proven tech is good, not everything has to be available. For me, an existing product with proven potential and a realistic projection with future developments, PLUS I like it.
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I got in Stratis at above $5 so I'm inclined to agree that it's oversold now... then again almost every alt in my holding seems to have the same oversold analysis! But yes, Stratis for me is such a good buy anyway below $5, it has more than enough potential to bring it close to $10 and with all the developments appearing to be on track, I'm definitely in for more now. But unlike you, I'm a long-term holder, so I see profit taking like this as one of the deterrents but hey, keep the volumes!
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Anyone know where to get immediate updates on this? In particular would like to learn more about any partnerships with mobile gaming companies. I think the project is mistaken in saying that there isn't anything like it available right now... I can think immediately of Game Credits and there are a couple more other competitors I'm sure.
Just want to see how many existing solid deals are already in place before I check this out properly. And no, I don't want to join Slack and Telegram. Too much rubbish.
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Is there really a need for lot of new exchanges?
I could think of the following - 1) COSS 2) Kyber 3) 0x 4) Waves 5) WBB's exchange 6) XBY's X-Change
Other than decentralization in what else these exchanges have to offer
I'm not surprised I only recognized three from your list. But you know what? If we all really want the domination to end from centralized exchanges, who just keep holding us hostage to whatever random and arbitrary laws that they come up with whenever they feel like it, then this will be the future that must happen. I guess the point of decentralization is just that. Many exchanges to choose from, and market competition is free. Just like Bitcoin. Doesn't matter if there are 100 wallets and 100 explorers. We can all use them and use any or all. Doesn't have to one big wallet that everyone must use. And the coin and all of crypto is far better because of this.
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I am a member of both and they are very similar. Word has it that Kucoin is owned by the same company that owns Binance. They have a very similar structure, even their own coin...the rewards, discounts, and buy back program. If the speculation is correct, Kucoin came to being so they can accommodate Chinese nationals which Binance can't currently. If this is true then Kucoin may turn out to be bigger than Binance. I read also that NEO founders are invested on Kucoin. Not hard to believe given they are favored in listing RPX, the no fee NEO/GAS withdrawals, the RPX/NEO, RPX/GAS pairing etc. All-in-all I see great future for this new exchange. My shill...they have a referral program. Please consider using mine if you are interested on joining Kucoin. Thanks. https://www.kucoin.com/#/signup?r=E3ITtUThis I wouldn't be too surprised to learn. They both feel the same, even if they have different models. My wariness with them is just simple. They are now fast and they are listing a number of ICO coins which I feel is a sort of secret tactic that's win-win for both (ok you let me buy at big presale discount, and I can start selling and listing you immediately). Binance and Kucoin feel very Chinese, even if they cannot express that yet.
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Long-term holds for me are beyond 12 months, with a 3-5 year outlook, based on Bitcoin from 2011/12 until today. In which case Litecoin is my #1 choice which is why I hold a lot of it. Even buying them now would be a smart investment for stability, in my opinion.
But like others here I also recommend Waves because of a very stable price growth over time with extremely strong support (fiat, not BTC pair). And agree to hold Monero, it may not have jumped the ways of Dash or Zcash but that is always going to set the pace, even if it ultimately won't sprint.
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This seems something like the Datum network.
If Upfiring advertises a bit more tan Datum then i think theny have a fair chance of getting a good amount of market capitilaziton and interest in their project and multiply investor funds many times from the ICO.
It will depend a lot on how well they handle the ICO, though.
Filesharing is always going to tread legal complications, especially now that every country is closing down on IP rights, while torrent sites are also facing more and more difficulty. Advertising and marketing is a double edge sword for them too, you bring attention to your project and risk getting in legal trouble. It starts with the ICO, like you said. If they manage expectations from there, it will bode well for the future of the project. If not... you get angry investors and they rip it up from within.
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Wait, so does that mean that before this, Civic's data integrity was not secured? Should not that be a pre condition rather than an upgrade for a project like Civic, or am I being too expectful of crypto-projects in 2017?
Also, this is the first time I have seen the term velocity being used for a market. I am wondering if this means how quickly volume changes hands? If so, why is this important for the market? I thought large volume but less quick changing of hands means more holding?
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We can all agree that BitDice is a gambling website not a cryptocurrency exchanger so having your bitcoins there doesn't guarantee that you are going to have bitcoin gold and even the value is tanking after the fork. It's doowed to follow the same trend as Bitcoin Cash as well any alt coins that emerges after future forks.
Yes I also agree on alex decision to not support bitcoin gold or whatever further fork we will have. Bitcoin gold on other hand is premined and GPU mineable so it can't hold same charm as bitcoin for sure. Most of the cryptocurrency exchanger also haven't credited their users with bitcoin gold, best way to get any forked coin is to store them in paper wallet or electrum like wallet. Does that mean the exchanger got a BTG from the fork and will not give it to their customers? Only exchanges those support btg fork will credit the user with btg(if one held at the time of snapshot), i know bittrex and binance will credit btg. it's best to just withdraw your btc to a wallet with full control, if you want the forked coins. Even XAPO online wallet also credited BTG to my account already but they are not allowing now to withdraw or exchange because they think that still BTG network not safe to send or receive. I had only some coins in XAPO but most of the bitcoins I store in my desktop wallets so easy to access BTG when a stable wallet is ready. Well, if anyone's wondering about Bitcoin Gold, they've already run into all sorts of problems. Coinbase first said they weren't transparent, saying that they will premine the coin before releasing full options to other miners. If you go on their blog now also it's unclear whether or not they've completed all the work they promised to do, such as replay protection and the completion of equihash. Exchanges seem to have traded already, some on futures and some actual BTG, but the price just keeps on declining. All sorts of allegations happening now, seems wise for BitDice to have just stayed away from this.
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Nowadays, ICOs are scamming the innocent people who were curious and wanted to invest on ICOs and expecting profits. But I want to ask, whether all the ICOs are scam these days or not? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) I know there are some good ICOs as well, which are not scamming. Since I need clarification, I am posting this thread and I also want to invest on an ICO which will be starting from November 1st and really don't have much time. So, feel free to give suggestions. Think about this. If you have to ask someone in this forum for validation of your decisions to join an ICO, then shouldn't you realise that you should stay away from it? All decisions have to come after your research, after your evaluation, and should never rely on the opinion of others, especially not on this forum where everyone is anonymous and using newbie accounts to promote ICOs. Divide your reasons into Why you should join and Why you should not. Write them down clearly and then think. It's all about risk versus benefit.
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I was wondering. What is stopping exchanges that don't support the new BTG using your bitcoin and claiming it for them selves, without you ever knowing about it?
Like Bittrex and cryptopia, they didn't support the Bitcoin Gold. But what is stopping them to use your bitcoin to collect bitcoin gold, without you ever knowing?
What is your opinion guys?
The point here is, if you don't control your own funds and have to trust someone else or a third party, like any of the exchanges you mention... then yes, of course there is nothing to stop them from ever doing anything to: "collect bitcoin gold" or any other fork coin "collect" airdrops like byteball and stellar lumens. do something else with your bitcoin. run with it one day. Learn your lesson. Don't store coins at exchanges, fork or no fork.
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Litecoin was regarded as silver to Bitcoin. However, its performance is much worse than Bitcoin.
What's your view on Litecoin's future? Will it catch up or continue to underperform?
It depends on what you view as underperformance. Litecoin has gone from strength to strength in this last twelve months, in case you didn't notice! Remember how difficult it was for Bitcoin to break past $1000. Litecoin did almost reach $100 but it will definitely make a few more runs for it. Once that mark is broken, then $200 and $300 can only be a matter of time. Bright future for sure, maybe not as blinding as Bitcoin but we always knew that.
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So i'm new to cryptocurrency, actually just started 2 days ago, was reading about cryptocurrency, and stumbled upon Neblio and decided to go for it.
Now i'm holding about 600$ worth of Neblio on Cryptopia, which i'm fairly certain it will reach at least 2x, but aiming at x4 early next year to be honest.
Anyway, i want to sit on the Neblio for a while, but i don't want to have it hostage on an Exchange, so what are the best and safer solutions, Desktop and Online to hold he currency?
Go and visit the developer's website immediately and download the latest wallet. If you're a holder, there is no exception to the rule. Keep control of your own coins. These alts are very poor in circulation, and only tradeable on exchanges like Cryptopia. Should any issues happen with the wallet, with nodes, with the blockchain, your coins are in danger of being stuck forever. I've seen it happen too many times. In fact, there's no reason for anyone to ever store coins on exchanges unless they're reserved in orders.
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There shouldn't be a clear winner (or losers). The whole point of decentralized internet means that all of these coins and networks can exist, in cooperation or without shouldn't matter. Of the choices here, though, my pick is Sia. Is it because I have some SIA? Nope, it's not even 3% of my total portfolio. The only reason it's so low now is miners are co-mining together with ETH, but once that stops, or slows down, the supply rate should stabilise. And then the tech will speak for the value.
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