IMO If your judgment is based on their post quality, then you can do it. Like it or not, there will always be someone who questions your decisions, but as long as you give it to decent post (not one line garbage, hard to understand post, plagiarism, etc) then I'd say you're safe. Don't forget to see their post history before you decide to give them a huge amount of merits, because some spammer might change their posting style in order to get merits but after that they'll turn back and start spamming again.

I'd argue that most of the time, we can generally agree whether people are abusing merit or not. So you don't have to be afraid. Best of luck.

For someone who shills Coinswitch (who claims to accept payment via credit card, or in other words fiat) regularly, it's surprising to see that you ask such question.

That's still a lot, more than 50%. Anyway, why you guys decide the total supply to 1500 million? Isn't 900 million big enough?

FYI, there are several projects which already try to do the same thing that you want, such as Enlte. They did an ICO and raised a lot of money, but I personally think the app is still not user-friendly and easy to use. You probably want to check it out and compare what should be fixed and add to your app.

Most of these questions are about bounty hunting. I don't think it's important for beginners to learn about all of these. They should focus on learning what blockchain is and why Bitcoin is revolutionary compared to fiat money. My first book about cryptocurrency that I enjoy reading it was The Bitcoin Standard, maybe you can use it for your references OP.

They won't lead other countries. Several countries are more crypto friendly just like Switzerland. For example, Liechtenstein, Estonia, and so on. Several projects did their ICO on those countries last year. Seems like EU countries are leading all the way though.

I've known this exchange since months ago. Their launch has been delayed for more than 6 months now, hopefully this time they won't delay it again after hyping it through many media. As a side note, US citizen are not allowed to register on this exchange due to regulations.

One thing that's very clear from this thread is that OP doesn't care about the quality of a project. If you rephrase his wording, you can read: "Hi, I have an exchange. Pay me and I'll list your coin, even you're scamming people".

Shitcoin should not enter any market, it should be dead forever.

I'm sure this issues can be prevented if SEC (or other regulatory bodies) make a database of approved STO (like Estonian FIU database). Let's say, to run an STO, you need to provide ID, etc. They'll need to provide their 'license' to run STO from SEC, so investors can do their own diligence. But if someone still got scammed, then I'm not sure it is their fault or SEC faults.

Top 10 coins is not excellent because most of the time their volatility is low. I like mjglqw strategy, and have done that sometimes in the past.

Anyway, regardless of your choice you should not get too emotionally attached to it. You're trading, not investing. And don't forget to stay healthy.

What? ETH holder lose confidence just because of some scammy forks? How can that happen? I can even argue that most ETH holder probably realize that classic vision is a scam by now. They hold ETH because Constantinople hard fork. So no need to worries about these scam forks, it's useless.

There are several exchange like this. For example, Bitmart, BiteBTC, and so on. Make sure to not repeat it in the future, as sometimes they limit several countries so whatever you do you won't pass KYC if you're a resident of those countries.

As izanagi said, I think it's highly unlikely that there won't be any miner. If such extreme cases happens I believe it is a great opportunity to mine bitcoin because difficulty will be very low and it's going to be very profitable. Even if Bitcoin price fell a lot it won't matter because mining cost will greatly decrease.

I never thought for once that smart contracts were made to replace lawyer. It's just a way to enforce rules that two or several parties agreed, and cooler stuff like making your own asset on the blockchain (token). There is no way smart contract can replace lawyer, it doesn't help you defend your case, it won't help you find evidence if you're alleged for a crime nor it gives you suggestions on how to act in court.

Even if you use hardware wallet there's no guarantee that your funds won't be in danger, such as when your hardware wallet is broken or have some bug. Paper wallet is safer than hardware wallet as long as you can back up correctly. If you don't use Bitcoin daily and wanted to store it for years then paper wallet is more appropriate to choose imo. So yeah, it's back to taste and more importantly how careful people can back up the seeds/private key.

Btw, why is there no merit requirements for each tier Hhampuz? Let's say Tier A needs to have at least 50 earned merits regardless of their ranks. Tier B needs to have at least 30 and so on. I guess that is more competitive and rewarding for quality poster (note: and I mean me lol). Just my 2 cents.

No, it does not. They simply record the trades from every user and update each users balances according to the trade that happens on the platform. Transaction will show up on blockchain only if user made deposit/withdrawal.


If you mean algorithmic trading, you probably can use Gekko.[1] It's open source, and you can make your own trading strategies. It also supports several famous exchanges out there. If you look for paid services, then you can use GunBot, FoxBot etc.

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[1] https://github.com/askmike/gekko

I'm seriously surprised to see that they really wrote 'bitcoin core' on the official reports. How can a "famous" ICO review sites made such mistakes?

ICOBench should hire new writers. Oh, and don't forget to fix your rating problems.

Halving will reduce the supply, therefor increase the perception of scarcity of Bitcoin to the market. Which is why price can increase dramatically before halving begin. On the other hand, ETF and Bakkt, etc, increase the demand. Therefore both of them can create a dramatic increase to the price because they increase demand but the supply got reduced. Therefore, we go to the moon. But of course this is just assumption, and we'll see how it turns after the real deal happens.

That doesn't mean you should make new thread everyday. In my local board there are several threads worth reading from start to the end and almost every post there is very informative, therefore get a lot of merits, even bigger than the OP. So the point is the post quality, and if you find that your post are under merited, you can post it on review threads.