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As the title says. It would be really appreciated. Thanks.
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all the rules that ever existed and all the rules that you can think of doesn't matter, it doesn't matter if you call a coin ico scam, premine scam, shitcoin, poopcoin, .... as long as they have a big hype surrounding them!
just look at ethereum, it is shady with a big amount in premine and is being controlled by a couple of big whales but because it has hype it goes up and down and there is a lot of profit to be made.
and mark my words, LISK is following the same path...
Without other high volume exchanges supporting it, I doubt it will do what ETH did going from under 1 USD to over 10 USD. LSK needs to be listed to other high volume exchanges in order to get enough daily volume trades to maintain its liquidity and volume then get it to rise big. I doubt other big players will transfer to Poloniex just for Lisk. But who knows, I could be wrong. |
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I am referring to my comment upthread and replying to the troll calling me butthurt:
I have no skin in this. I don't own any ETH, LSK, Waves, DAO or any other of the recent tsunami of ICO ponzis and I wont. Making money is nice, acting according to ones beliefs is better. You guys do what you want, it's a free world.
For reasons I will not disclose I am in close contact with many different blockchain issues on a daily basis. My statement stands, the LSK daemon and network require some serious work.
Let me close by saying that this applies to the overwhelming majority of altcoins daemons and coin developers would do well to spend more time on creating stable software instead of Powerpoint, Adobe illustrator and social media.
/steps off soapbox
There seems to be new blocks constantly. https://explorer.lisk.io/Can you please point out which blocks had problems confirming? My observations are mainly related to the wallet software/daemon. Apologies for my imprecise phrasing, the network seems relatively stable now. Again, I don't have a beef with LSK in particular except for my disagreement with what it stands for, as do many other projects.Oh ok... Thanks for clarifying. I understand where you're coming from and I respect it. |
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Trading is a learning and relearning process. And one can't really learn how to trade without getting a few lumps in the head. I guess OP is learning.
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I am referring to my comment upthread and replying to the troll calling me butthurt:
I have no skin in this. I don't own any ETH, LSK, Waves, DAO or any other of the recent tsunami of ICO ponzis and I wont. Making money is nice, acting according to ones beliefs is better. You guys do what you want, it's a free world.
For reasons I will not disclose I am in close contact with many different blockchain issues on a daily basis. My statement stands, the LSK daemon and network require some serious work.
Let me close by saying that this applies to the overwhelming majority of altcoins daemons and coin developers would do well to spend more time on creating stable software instead of Powerpoint, Adobe illustrator and social media.
/steps off soapbox
There seems to be new blocks constantly. https://explorer.lisk.io/Can you please point out which blocks had problems confirming? |
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A good write up from a neutral standpoint is needed here to show the public what happened and what's really happening. Anyone in the know on what's going on? It would be nice to have the facts out there. Thanks.
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These exchanges won't do. Only Poloniex is delivering the real volume in this list. BitMEX and Bittrex are decent, but they just won't do.
Poloniex
BloomBit
YoBit
Bittrex
BitMEX
Chameleon Bit
OpenLedger
Would it be possible for LSK to be listed with the likes of Kraken, BTCe and Bitfinex? Just curious on how coins get listed in the high volume exchanges. Is it branding? Popularity?
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Lisk needs to get listed in more exchanges with high volume to make sure it's liquidity and daily trading volume is maintained. Hopefully this happens soon.
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Thanks for posting. Always refer back to the blockchain explorer. Sometimes newbies just tend to believe whatever negative that has been said on these boards. |
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Investors should consider coins that are 'aged' and have solid communities, reputable developers, and brandable names.
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Quoted and bolded for truth. Although they are highly arguable, one can pinpoint which ones are fairly good. Couple that with high volume and high liquidity, then you have a solid platform which are worth considering. |
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Many do daytrade but markets are thin.
I think there is more money in marketmaking than daytrading.
Yes, it is possible to have an edge (of course it is) but the environment is harsh.
9 out of 10 traders will go broke.
This. Better stick to high liquidity and high volume coins. BTC, LTC and ETH. |
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Always make sure that volume and liquidity are high, it would be much easier to sell coins with minimal loss. Trades don't always go your way.
The problem though is that the majority of scams involve inflating volume and providing liquidity during the pump. What I mean by that is prolonged and organic high volume and liquidity. Samples of these are BTC, LTC and the latest ETH which has proven to be highly liquid and has a trading volume over a million in multiple exchanges. Hoping for LSK and DAO to follow. We'll see in a few months. |
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Always make sure that volume and liquidity are high, it would be much easier to sell coins with minimal loss. Trades don't always go your way.
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I think it's the miners moving to Ethereum.
All on the same day or two ? Unlikely.Also is there a site where we can see Ethereum's difficulty and mining pools?
https://etherchain.orgYeah I agree. Within a day or two... Unlikely. The greed in me wishes there were no plans to switch to Casper. The miners were one of the core groups that manipulated BTC to moon IMHO. And Ethereum pools are beginning to look like BTC of old: https://etherchain.org/statistics/minersAnyone have an idea who the people behind the big Ethereum mining pools are? |
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What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it, but i cant help but notice its position on coinmarketcap. Is this something people just use for speculative trading or are the actually useful for something?
Both. Be on the look out on this one. Been watching it in the market but I personally will not take a position for now. This will be useful in getting Ethereum based projects funded creating an ecosystem (hopefully) profitable for the DAO itself and the projects funded. |
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I think it's the miners moving to Ethereum. It's price looks good and ripe for mining. Be on the look out for Chinese miners getting on board. But I wonder how long until Ethereum switches to Casper.
Also is there a site where we can see Ethereum's difficulty and mining pools?
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post count is good!
username is AWESOME :-)
trust feedback is only slight negative I can see.
If you have the ORIGINAL staked address key for the account it's probably worth around .30 BTC at BTC prev rate of $542.
If you only have a signed message from a few months back or so? probably only worth in the .22 BTC range IMO especially now that you have this thread lol
Oh I haven't noticed that. I seldom have done trades in the site. I don't know why there are negative trust feed backs. Is there a way to remove them? It seems unfair that someone would post them when I never had any transactions with them. |
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