I heard that a number of them got hacked recently. I think you are always better to get a VPS if you have enough coins for a full node. I have used one in the past so that I could participate while not having enough coins for a node on my own. I can't speak for anyone else but the service I used https://nextgenminer.com/ was pretty good and seemed to be very secure and honest. |
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Over the next 18 months you are going to see the banks adopting blockchain for making transfers between banks. Either they will adopt Ripple as the favoured solution or they won't. If they do XRP should be able to retains its value, if not it is set for a very nasty correction. I see no good reason for holding it in that circumstance.
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Hodling only works as a strategy if the assets you are hodling are high quality. If it is a project that is poorly managed or poorly thought out or lacks the skills to produce something really exemplary then you are just hodling your way to the poorhouse. Even then when the market becomes frothy and everyone and his dog are talking about your cryptocurrency you would be smart to take profit and wait for the inevitable dump to buy back in.
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I have participated in their bounties. Like most automated bounty platform they tend to pay very poorly, much more like an airdrop than a real bounty. They do however make it easy and you don't have to chase down your reward like you do with some bounty campaigns. All in all pretty easy to participate but with rewards that reflect the level of difficulty.
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I go for bounties that are likely to attract investment. The biggest obstacle to getting paid in the last year has been projects that were not good enough to attract investors and consequently the payout for bounties being really low or non existent. It as means you are more likely to get coins that have a chance of retaining their value once they get listed.
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When you have fund for investment project,what will you choose your investment for now.ICO or IEO project for get profit crypto invesment project.many ICO project this year failed when they launch ico token sale.what Will IEO to be next future of project investment?
I am pretty sure that many of the IEO's will also fail. You should not be under the illusion that an IEO is a guarantee of success. You are investing in startups and you have to accept that most of them will fail. The main value of the IEO is that it will at least mean the project has a greater chance of getting an exchange listing and will eliminate some types of fraud. |
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The KYC requirement is primarily there to make sure that people are not signing up multiple times to the same bounty. Until someone creates a blockchain application that can vouch for your uniqueness without giving away all your personal information you should expect to have to provide your ID to participate in airdrops or bounty campaigns.
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I come across different posts and allegations that bounty hunters are dumpers and they make projects lose it value upon exchange listing. But from my experience with bounties most projects don't offer bounty allocation of more than 5% of the total token sold. So how will 5% dump have a huge effect on the remaining 95% price. And what about projects that don't have bounties but still dump hard on the exchange, is it bounty hunters too?
The bitter truth is that most projects dump because of the ridiculous number of bonuses the team have offered during the tokensale and pre-sale period. Imagine giving investors 70% bonus for their investments, they can decide to sell everything off and be happy with the 70% profit.
It is a common accusation, I have even seen it made on projects were the coins got dumped and the bounty tokens had not even been distributed. The biggest cause of coin dumping is people who got large discounts in the presale or private sale. As a rule if coins have been offered at a discount greater than 10% without incurring a hold period I won't be buying them. |
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While the whole market of cryptocurrency has had a solid 2019, one coin specifically has triggered up to 300 percent gains since the beginning of the year. Binance Coin (BNB), the official currency of to the world's top ranked crypto exchange by volume, has outpaced both Bitcoin and the market with its huge increases in the course of the most recent month. Given how Binance Coin has, to some degree, taken over the market surge, Is BNB the new Bitcoin?
Does it have utility beyond the Binance Platform? If you start seeing it being accepted as a form of payment on platforms completely unrelated to Binance then there is a chance that it could become a mainstream cryptocurrency. At this point its gains can be attributed to the popularity of the Binance Platform and the fact that they practice token burns at regular intervals. |
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I think that what will most likely happen is that regulated VASP's like exchanges will be told at some point that coins that anonymise transactions are not compliant with the regulations and can't be traded. Trading in privacy coins will move to some place beyond the reach of regulators. It just shows that the answers about cryptocurrency regulation are still being made up as we go along.
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STO are still very immature. So much so that there is not even agreement on what defines an STO. You might get the impression that because it is called a Security Token Offering that it has the attributes of a Security like a Share. You might be in for a big surprise as I have seen many of them where owning the tokens confers no ownership interest and they are just Utility Tokens were someone has bothered to file some paperwork with a regulator.
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