Those Bitcoin $25,000 talks fading away after Bitcoin has become the "hunted man" for the governments/tax authorities after all anonymity talks
It was "traders cartel" that pushed Bitcoin to $20,000. The cartel was using unregulated and anonymous Bitcoin for illegal activities worth multi-billion dollars.
Bitcoin struggling to stay at $7,500. Is the Bitcoin dream run over ??
If bitcoin had been human, it would have willingly just die on its own than to face this reproach that is meted on it every time there is some form of downward trend but fortunately its and the large responsibility of why the price is where it is, is because of our actions or inactions. I am sure you must be glad what the price is saying now even far below at the time of writing this post but its just also to be a part time one just like every predictions that have happened in the past and this too won't be any difference. |
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I'm managing one of the bounty campaigns and one of the translators got a red trust for excessive and blatant merit farming.
In my opinion, this person should not get any stakes.
But this guy is abusing me and threatening that he'll get me a negative trust. Just seeking suggestions on what are possible
courses of action for me here. Suggestions are welcome.
This is deep and not as straight forward as it seems the reason why I would say you should call his bluff would be 1. Did you put it as part of the conditions that anyone who gets a negative trust would be denied payment? If yes then you don't owe him anything if no, then you still have the can call him bluff and if he gives you a negative trust, he would only be wasting his time because it won't show to others since he is not a DT member. 2. On the otherhand, you need to also take a step further to justify you action. The service you require from him, did he discharge it fully without cheating if yes, then I would say on a personal note cut his pay and let it slide however, if its proven that he has cheated in discharging such duty, fall back to earlier suggestion. |
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Both Centralized and Decentralized exchanges have their own goods and bads.
On which you would like to trade? And which one is going to be the the obvious choice in next 10 years?
Above everything which one seems more secure to us?
I would choose decentralized exchange over the centralized one anytime. Although, they both have their own contributions to the ecosystem but also, most decentralized where people trade based on market forces are even tending towards centralization because of the way its being operated. Withdrawals and deposits are controlled manually, KYCs without which you can't withdraw etc. But a true decentralization with an an inbuilt escrow system and reasonable exchange fees is the best. |
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How do I get investors for my ICO while I don't have enough money to fund the very initial stage after setting up ICO and smart contract ?
I tried bounty program and airdrop but still it seems like I am wasting tokens for nothing at all, how can I bring some real investors for my ICO without paying thousands to advertising agencies that is as risky as free marketing ?
Well it seems there is need for you to go back to the drawing board and think about what you are not doing right. Start with the project itself because no matter the funds involved, a workable project will attract the people but if they are not seeing any special value, you will have to do more in convincing people to believe in your project. Another thing you should consider is your presentation and announcement if you are sure you have a top notch project, then you need to work more on that. My humble opinion. |
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I need some XEM to buy for BTC. Not too much. Willing to trade with a trusted member and at rate related to the current market price. Thanks. Reach me via PM or post here if you have some.
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During a Bitcoin price explanation, Sluymer said that he believes there is “some very important levels coming up for Bitcoin literally in the next couple of days.” Even though Bitcoin’s price had failed to make the expected rally in May -- one predicted by Fundstrat’s Tom Lee -- Sluymer notes that Bitcoin’s longer term price trend is still “technically up” with $9,500 as its critical level.
According to Sluymer, Bitcoin is now set up to “challenge its downtrend:”
“When we think about what does it take to turn a security, a market, a cryptocurrency around, it first needs to bottom, then it needs to reverse through that uptrend or downtrend, and then it needs to turn that trend positive. So we have step one in place.”
Sluymer did note that there are “plenty of technical bears out there” that are predicting price bottoms as low as $5,000 or $3,000, but Sluymer believes that Bitcoin will rally if it just gets through the $7,800 level.
In spite of the failed rally, Tom Lee stated in May that he still maintains his prediction of Bitcoin hitting $25,000 by the end of the year.
Bitcoin is currently trading at around $7,592, down almost 1.5 percent over a 24 hour period to press time.
Do you think so ?
On the bolded, I think you need to update the details there because going by the date the post was made, which is yesterday, bitcoin was not trading at anything close to that amount there and even now, price is still struggling to cross the $7000 mark. As at now, there is no other option than to remain optimistic because what other worse thing can one have when the price has experienced some downward trend couple with point of stagnancy in past cooule of weeks. |
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What I can make out of this situation is that, you need to have some ETH in your wallet to transfer any amount out of myetherwallet the reason for that is because you will need to pay for gas to ensure the transfer go through. Although, myetherwallet will ask for minimum of 0.015eth but you will need lesser than that to transfer. Just ask your friend to send some to you and that's it. |
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This is just the height of it to say that their reviews cannot be said to be objective. The fact is they are only relying on the status the community have give them by defaulting assuming that their review is sacrosanct to every ICO project that is launched and based on that determined which one to invest in or not. That singular action is centralising decision making which negates the very essence of crypto currencies. |
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Yes its hard but in the midst of these so called difficulties I have come across a member that any bounty campaign he magaged to join always end up being a success and its not rocket science if only high rank members can follow the basic rules while the newbies can choose a trusted member to follow his ways of choosing. Its also not certain but will surely reduce the chance of wasting time to a large extent. The basic rules are simple
1. Focusing on quality managers and
2. Don't just jump into bounty without waiting to get response from others that have gone before you and also not all campaigns are about upcoming projects some are already listed on exchange sites.
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I personally would have considered a third option outside those two. $6000 cannot buy a full bitcoin as at today and to make a decent profit would mean waiting and hope that price would increase to a reasonable point that as well is not certain. On the mining option, its way not should be considered at all for a newbie because of the intricacies of this line of business. But alt trading is just the right one to consider as that would give decent returns within short time but only if done right.
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bitcoin is worth 180% more since 15/6/17 (last year), however all media and news portals say that bitcoin is dying, a 180% performance in just one year is extraordinary, where you will find a performance like this ? ... because the media and news portals want to see bitcoin dead? ... in my opinion bitcoin is more alive than ever, and I will continue to hold my cryptocurrencies very strong.
These are things that needs to be said and announced but unfortunately its the opposite that is being spread like wild fire. 180% is a very decent returns on investment without any noise of being a ponzi or some extraordinary ROI. I think there is need for reorientation for reduction in the expectations of returns as that is what is causing the whole noise and panic anytime there is a crash in price of bitcoin. |
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It looks nice. Info a bit short but clear. The list is too short: I don’t see 777coin and bitvest.io or many others that you can find here on the forum.
Its clear that this list do only matter on OP's preference not on generally listing all gambling sites in the market and i have seen it do shows sports betting site and a casinos but im not really familiar with that CSGOPOLYGON and GANDOM. That is the concern I have about websites that focus on lists and reviews about certain crypto service providers because its mostly based on subjectivity rather than objectivity and there is no way that Op would say he has consistently played on those sites to make a conclusion on how they operate. But if its a platform that gives room for others opinion to also post their reviews, updated ones it would be better but it seems its just a by the side project, get the required traffic, then get ads to pay the bills nothing extra. |
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Pm me for more details .
The site does get a profit of around 10-20 btc a month.
All the details will be explained on Telegram .
I can provide you each deposit / withdrawal , we have a house fee and it's a player vs player site so we basically only host the game and get rake from that.
Every months profit can be shown aswell / admin panel and whatever else you need.
Telegram : @FishinMonday
You will need to do more in the hoarding of information if you really want to be taken serious from my own point of view. Most reputable gambling sites always make their bankrolling process public for everyone to see and the returns is transparent to a large extent and if your site if your site is offering shareholding structure, then it needs to disclose some more information relating to bankrolling then keep the ones that goes deeper. Investment decision is not made based on feelings alone or the greed for profit. |
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I don't understand the co-relation between running a casino illegally and asking confidential documents from the players.Do you have rights to ask for such documents ? Mentioning in your terms and conditions doesn't make you a trusted entity to hold our documents.Just quoting your term here, We reserve the right to request from you a copy of your proof of identity, address, copies of credit cards, an approval signed purchase history and/or other appropriate documentation when withdrawing credits, so as to provide fast payout, prevent fraud and make all financial transactions secure. If you fail to provide the requested documentation within 2 weeks, or submit fraudulent documentation, we reserve the right to cancel the payout and/or close or lock your User Account
This is the most contradictory statements you will see on most gambling sites. They won't bother you with KYCs when you want to deposit, they simply don't care is the right word. But when its time to withdraw, that's when they will wake up with series of their terms they are now ready to enforce especially when you win big. @Op I think its misrepresentation if you would claim that one can withdraw anonymously and your terms say otherwise. It would be better if you say its being suspended for the time being is still tenable. |
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Now that the report has been released, they are blowing it out of proportion by propagating the news as if they have all the answers to the volatility in the price of bitcoin which then have a rubbing effect on the entire crypto market which is exactly the target. This is just a vehicle employed to achieve that objective. As Op have joined in this propagation it would do more damage in lending credence to it by positing for or againt it. |
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This is one of the reasons why I don't rely on endorsements and review by listing sites because all of them do it for their selfish interest in mind and because everyone has a price, they can be bought and lead people into making ridiculous decisions. Even sites that have been beneficial to the community, they allocate space for advert and put disclaimer but in all its about you as an individual wanting to part with money and that interest is primary over any other party. |
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Ethereum going back to $300 is not possible, knowing the fact last april it was at $369, Ethereum is well known for initiating smart contracts and has developed many concepts on the block chain like the newly called sealers, different platforms run on these block-chain technology.. etheruem is still in in its infancy..
Nothing is not impossible. If Ethereum that can move from $11 thereabout in 2016 till to breaking barriers that have been witnessed up till this day. The smart contracts and tokens created on the platform is great but the important thing is the confidence people have in the market entirely when you remove that, there is nothing else that can be done no matter how much potential the project has. |
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I am actually not surprised that it was missed though because the community does not thrive on information like this but information that talks about how bitcoin price would be zero next week would have garnered the right amount of audience and platforms would publicised it till it becomes the talk of the community. While it might not cause any major outbreak now in terms of rejuvenating the current trend it sure would boost confidence in someone mind which might be what is needed at the point of making decisions. |
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When they say buy the dip, they also say it should be strategic, they also put it as a disclaimer that you don't buy with money that is a determinant to your existence or basic living because while everyone knows its a good investment, no one knows the timing when the returns will pay off and people are not patient enough to allow things play out naturally. Outside crypto or stock the highest return on investment would be 15% in a year but we all wanted that to happen in one week yet we are the ones that shout about market manipulations.
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