Unfortunately among your selection the only coin i will go for is with IOTA but in my honest opinion I would go for BNB, Ethereum, DGB, DIVI.The latter three coins are all proof of stake based coins and have a very good use cases to drive in mass adoption hence increasing your investment in these in the future.
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New projects that aren't trading on exchanges yet will surely pay bounty hunters in their own native token, you can't blame them for this, we have too many useless projects in crypto space that's why OP brings this idea, it's all about tokens turning shitcoins
the argument here is that people should read projects before wasting their time on it. This would help eradicate all these silly projects out of this space. Once this happens you will realize that anybody who wants to use the services of hunters would make sure to have some amount of money to pay them.
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This is a must-do and I am sure most people are doing that already haha...whatever happens you don't sell all your stash of bitcoins because once demand starts increasing as a result of mass adoption you can rest assured that the value of bitcoin is likely going to hit another all-time high. It may not be anytime soon but it will definitely hit on us in a couple of years.
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That's great, will keep my eyes on it. Well, I also sent you a pm about some marketing firm that I worked with personally and I think they are very good with what they do. Check them out when you have the time and wish you the very best in this project too.
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Just as the name goes, they are meant to test the network, its functionality, and stability. However, I know some projects can decide to offer a ratio where these testnet coins are converted to mainnet coins so that all their supporters can be rewarded for their supporters.
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That's true but frankly speaking, whatever solution that bitcoin or blockchain technology has to fix in Africa it will not be possible until these two fundamental problems are taken care of. Frequent power cut-offs and poor internet connection. I know a whole lot of African friends that complain about these issues and once these are not taken care of bitcoin and blockchain technology can not fulfill its purpose in those lands.
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Lol, I thought you are even going to make reference to the high power consumption and the amount of resources miners need in order to continue their operations because that's a problem that is likely going to disrupt bitcoin inn future but not destroy it. I sometimes think that going forward some miners might fall out if mining difficulty increases and the price of bitcoin at those times are not worth taking care of their expenses but what you are saying is really far fetched.
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I read the post and will send PM for discord invite
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I really don't give much attention to what some of these naysayers say about bitcoin though. They claim is dead and it's not worth investing in it but though nobody can prove it I am pretty sure these same guys have some amount of bitcoins stored with them.
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Trading is not my specialty but from the little that I have learned from friends buy into potential coins when they dip and sell it off when they increase in value. This rule of thumb would save you from pumps and dumps. In addition, buy into coins that have good use cases and have developed products too.
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Currently my cryptocurrency assets are $ETH, $DGB, $DIVI and just recently I came across SPKRL too. These coins have great use cases and holding them for a very long time would definitely yield great profits in the future. The launch of ETH's pos is really going to drive in liquidity and DIVI is also working in making crypto adoption easy with one-click solutions.
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This depends mainly on the project whose cryptocurrency you are holding. Do a good background research to know whether this project has a future or not. Look out for use case and token economics that makes it worth more holding this particular coin. if none of these exist then i would never advise you to hold any of such coin because it's likely to dump in a very short while and never rise again.
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Yes, if we want to spend our bitcoin on purchasing of items then it would be a great idea to see online stores integrating the payment of bitcoin and other digital currencies into their system. I am sure they make use of coinpayments platform in accepting cryptocurrencies.
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No! never going to happen. Bitcoin, though created as a currency fits more of an asset of store of value but yet still you can use it to purchase items. Take a look at the guy who used 10K BTC to purchase pizza, I am sure he is cursing his balls at the moment looking at the worth of bitcoin now. It's a decentralized market and the price of bitcoin will forever fluctuate at some point in time.
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I don't think having an exchange is really profitable these days. The exchange market is really choked and I think going into some real-world use cases would be good idea. How about we collaborate with any of the online stores to start accepting cryptocurrencies. We just need to let them know of stable coins like USDT which can be well safe against volatility. i am sure this will go a long way to increase mass adoption as well.
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I knew right from the beginning that Craig was just trying to create some hype about himself and his coin. I quite remember during those times, BSV had a great spike in price. I am glad that right now, all the community members of BSV know that their leader is a big liar and a scammer too. Hope they quite the BSV chain and join Bitcoin network again.
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I don't blame some of these influencers you know. I think some of them are actually paid to make a shill about some of the hardforks of bitcoin. I hope he comes into realization soon that these forks of bitcoin are nothing but just a pure greed of men just trying to reduce the marketcap of bitcoin.
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Lol, still comparing the transaction fees involved with fiat payment system bitcoin is way better. In addition, this happens when the market kicks into extreme volatility and everybody is trying to send bitcoins from one end to another. It increases the load of transactions needed to be confirmed and miners now have to be selective with the urgent ones and those mostly come with high transaction fees attached to it.
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That's quite interesting to know. At least now i know of this lady and Akon as some of the celebrities that are interested in cryptocurrencies. Let's hope this would be a way to turn the global music industry into accepting digital forms of payments for their activities.
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I don't think so. To be honest Binance is surely going to make coin market cap a good and resourceful place to look upon coins. Moreover all these Ponzi scams will not be listed over there further cleansing this industry of all the trash projects. I really don't have a problem with Binance taking over CMC if they don't become biased with their decisions.
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