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Not selling my Doge when it was 120 satoshis. I thought it would go higher. Now it just keeps getting lower and is 50 satoshis. I had a lot of Doge and if I had been smart to trade it, I would have turned my $100 into more than $400. Now I have Doge that is worth $50 now hahaha...
Crypto is full of regrets, big or small, isn't it?
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So far the coins I received, when I had the need to sell them I could already get 0.327 btc and thats all for free (40 posts in btctalk ). Would somebody who call it scam send me for free 0.327btc? Feel free to pm me.
First of all that is not called free. You earned those coins with posting activity... in this way it is a bounty, like all signature campaigns. And you have posted a value that is not realised. When you have sold them and have the BTC in your wallet, then you can say that you have that much. Try selling it now and see where is the 0.327 BTC? The owner/dev also cannot do this yet  |
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Not sure what you mean tied. If you're talking about its value being pegged to a commodity then as you can read from what was shared, the most famously used Pegged Cryptocurrency is USDT (Tether). Used in exchanges a lot. It also actually offers two other versions... EURT and JPYT... Euro and Japanese Yen.
NZDT is pegged to New Zealand dollar. OZCoinGold is backed by gold.
Failed alts tied to countries/regions/: So many!
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Good list of airdrops. I also used to collect them, especially altcoins... I can tell you know that there are only a little better than collecting faucets. Most airdrops I took were absolutely easy, but had no value. Others gave me some small value with some effort (several dollars even) but only after many months. All in all, not worth the effort at all to be honest.
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Why do people very seldom use their own accounts to announce things like this? They post a new account and then disappear. What's the point anyway? If it's made this much for you, it can't make much for anyone thinking to enter now.
Or am I too naive to realise that posts like this actually make people go in and buy?
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And yet another token/coin/alt becomes the next big thing purely on speculation as opposed to actual product. I am beginning to wonder now what is the formula. The development team's reputation? Good marketing? Or good whales to back the ICO? Or just a lot of small fish to help buy the ICO up. The bounties were quite good too and usually big bounties make an ICO value go down after token distribution.
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You say you have a lot of trading experience so this should not be the question to ask... how much is dependent on your skill and luck. Yes luck. But you know this, correct?
But let me try to give you a good answer. If you are a short term trader, you want to spend like 5 hours? You can maybe get I don't know, $50 profit per day realistically if you are safe. I mean, I have sat down for 5 hours looking at it and not many markets are so active in volume.
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A few years ago, someone told me about this thing called The Secret. It taught you to "dream" all the time about what you want. It wanted you to visualise it so much that "the universe" made you have it.
I thought it was a bit stupid. This person dreamt about big cars, pasted photos of it everywhere, on the computer, on the bedroom ceiling...
I think it doesn't work if you are selfish. And Bitcoin unfortunately works for a lot of selfish people. Still, I have a dream to buy a comfortable house for my family. If that is all that happens I will be fine.
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Is there any place to trade Waves tokens with other people? We could start a thread here.
You can trade waves specifically on wavesdex exchange and to other exchanges that have waves listed such as tidex but the best one to use in terms of trading waves in my opinion is bittrex. Therefore you dont need to create a thread about this because you, yourself can specifically search where waves can be traded via google or here in bitcointalk. Better yet look it up on coinmarketcap, it will show you a list of exchanges sites. Yeah. In fact, for any crypto or token, just refer to coinmarketcap and type in the name of the coin. Click the markets tab and all the exchanges including decentralised ones like WAVES itself are listed. In fact, best price right now is on Waves dex, just waiting there for a good offer before I consider taking some myself. $3.99 anyone? |
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Can't be really sure about what happened here since OP did not give full details of what happened (addresses, txs, support tickets). I would be so surprised to learn that Shapeshift collaborated with Exodus. As far as Exodus is concerned, isn't your private keys already available for you? You are only using the software, not storing the keys at them.
Googled Exodus scam and no good hits either. Unless he used a fake Exodus.
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Looks like I moved in too late to read all this. Sounds like OP knew what he was talking about. Can I clarify... are these all still considered shittycoins, even Elastic? On one hand I see good stuff being mentioned. And on the other I see the title of this thread and remind myself that hey, wait, am I considering to buy a shittycoin?
P.S. How can we contact you instead of following this thread?
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Why are you talking up this project and then dismissing it at the same time? I mean... you say that you think there's a very low probability of it getting adopted and used. I know it is impossible for the moment for any new alt to gain the acceptance of Bitcoin. But if you find a unique community and they are using the alt for its purposes, sometimes that is all you need. |
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What are the heaviest bags that you are holding and for how long have you been holding?
I got some really dumb cryptos in my pocket. Most of these are coins that I mined back then I was testing mining software and getting my first mined coins. I got lucky with Dogecoin and sold for 0.5 BTC, that was a steal.
I got MYR, DGB, Catcoin, QRK, Fluttercoin, Fantomcoin, RPC, NET... fuck, I got so many coins, and it's a couple bucks worth. Im just holding and looking for the typical random pump to dump.
Again these coins are just mined, so they are not really dumb investments, if you dont count mining them as dumb..
I did bought MazaCoin back then tho, I was a noob lol. I lost them on Cryptsy anyway.
Wow. Dogecoin is the only name I can recognise there I have to admit. I also used to have a lot of dumb coins, but collected from faucets. Most of them were for Airdrops and some were just staked into poswallet until they got removed. I don't think any of them gave me any value, even though some were worth 1 satoshi each, it was maybe several thousand satoshi in the end? Complete waste of time and resources for wallets. |
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Can I ask, what does it actually mean when we lease you our WAVES? Are you able to use our WAVES while we are still owning it in our wallet? I'm not sure I understand, what's the difference between leasing and loaning you?
I wouldn't purchase Waves just for the leasing as the income isn't significant, but if you plan to purchase anyway then it makes total sense to Lease rather than doing nothing. Here is a good page to read about leasing: http://www.waveswiki.org/index.php?title=Tutorials:_How_to_leaseQuote from the page: "LPoS (=Leased Proof of Stake) gives you the opportunity to make the network stronger and safer while receiving more WAVES and MRT as a reward for doing so. It's the so called leasing. Most people don't have 10.000 WAVES to run their own node, so they are still able to help the whole project through leasing their WAVES to someone who is able to run a node. Most big nodes pay in a one week cycle to their users."Thank you to both OP and sylance for explaining this. I had no idea such a technology existed. I'm well aware of Proof of Stake (and staking) and even using nodes but this is very new. A lot of people are now talking about Waves, but somehow not mentioning this particular aspect... is this leasing to secure the network with nodes a new thing for Waves? Won't this just cause more inflation for it? |
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Thanks for your support! Guys, let's all remember to vote now. It's only a small number. Also, I don't mind that Dev doesn't list his coins on exchange. It hasn't been the most stable project so far. Always improving but a lot of hiccups along the way. I would rather devs stick to devving, and leave the listing until they are ready! |
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A big sell off just happened to occur and it's still good? What makes this different from any of those Masternode coins just popping up all over the place? On the subject of resurrected coins, won't anyone like to share with me how you can detect which coins will suddenly pump for the "newcomers" to buy?
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Greetings yahoo! Here is my application. Btctalk name: slaman29
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Must be a desperate referral attempt. I just looked at Poloniex and there isn't even any loan offer for 0.5% per day. I have seen much higher, but usually this is just for small amounts, and anyway all the smallest offers fill that up.
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There are more and more decentralized market places and this can only be good for all involved. We're all tired of how seemingly professional centralised exchanges eventually die. A place to trade and exchange, without fear of it ever getting switched off? That's the common dream. Welcome!
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To be fair, Bitcoin Cash seems to be climbing in BTC value. And because BTC is so high now, cash value is also up. They are doing well after one month. It is so funny that they can make all this extra money for being really nothing new. They helped Bitcoin so we should be happy.
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