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Quote from: timmmers on August 27, 2019, 01:57:14 PM

It depends on the platform. Most of Binance past IEOs are in profit. While almost all of past IEOs managed on Latoken are dead.
Here is a good summary of profitable IEOs and exchange platforms:

Source: threader.app

From your chart we can all see that even IEOs are not perfect in terms of guaranteed returns. I also have a feeling that the buzz for IEO will die quicker than expected. Take a look at the latest IEO on binance for example. Perlin. A highly rated project that is struggling with a good return on investment due to its unimpressive price

Quote from: omonuyak on August 23, 2019, 10:08:26 AM

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Quote from: Tallos on August 22, 2019, 06:18:09 AM

You can participate in these campaigns, but these campaigns are for reputable and skilled users. Like DT members, moderators and people that are respected in the community, they deceive to be paid in real cryptocurrencies.

No, such bounty are not for deceiving or mainly for reputable members of the forum. The last time I checked anyone who's a good posted can participate in the bounty that pay in Ethereum or bitcoin and I think the reason behind this switch of payment was because some project owner believe bounty hunters are behind the down in price of most new project.

I do agree with you and bounties are sometime seems as the reason why some tokens get dumped after listed. I have seen tokens like ENK and four pillar get dumped just by the bounty hunters and uptill now those projects could not recovered.
Paying bounty in ethereum or bitcoin will reduce dumping of those new projects that cannot withstand the pressure from dumpers.

I don't know about ENK but as for the 4th pillar, I think there is no way hunters would have dumped as the price was too low to begin with coupled with the fact that the buy order on exchange is poor. I hold over 45k FOUR tokens and I have been monitoring the price since the first day it was listed. I can tell you for a fact that the price has always been piss poor and it had nothing to do with bounty hunters.

Quote from: akuser on July 23, 2019, 11:45:53 PM

Nothing can help, BM should get red trust when he changes the rules.
One effort to fight is to spread fud to their projects. giving a kind of protest so that the bounty hunter gets his rights.

Most times it may not be the fault of the bounty manager. I think a lot of times, it is the project team that tries to cheat the hunters. When they see that the project becomes an instant success with lots of profits, they start devising means of reducing pre-agreed allocation. This leaves the bounty manager in a ridiculous situation even though he/she gets paid directly in btc or eth

Delisting is a common thing in crypto exchanges. So Poloniex removing these coins won't impact much on the crypto markets. Coins are delisted from time to time based on their volume and performance. If less and less people are trading a particular coin, it tends to get delisted over a period of time. However, one thing I noticed is that coins that are billed to get delisted usually pump in price before they go down again and eventually get removed from the exchange.

I have also thought about this as well. In time to come government may want to accept cryptocurrency with a degree of regulation. When that time comes, privacy coins will either have to adapt quickly by changing the fundamentals of their project or be swept aside forcibly due to regulation requirements

Quote from: suvo05 on August 04, 2019, 05:50:45 PM

When it comes to the trading of altcoin the I find it is one of the most complex jobs. There are lot of chances and possibilities. So to become a good trader of altcoins what are the main strategies do we need to have? Is it the best time to put money on the altcoin?

Here are my simple opinions on altcoins trading
1. Trade coins on exchanges with the highest volume
2. Avoid depending on technical analysis for signals to enter into alts trades
3. Keep your attention to news about the alts you want to trade. They influence their price movements most time.
4. Be disciplined. Take profits and don't be too greedy
5. Use stop loss where necessary.

Quote from: Samayuki on August 18, 2019, 12:16:06 PM

The best time you can trade and win big is when market is surging,especially when you are using bitcoin to trade you will easily earn good profit if you know how to use candle sticks,i was able to earn hundreds of dollars when bitcoin was at 9k and something tells me bitcoin will make it back to 10k so i start trading and i was right all along,bullrun time is the best time to trade.

Only lazy traders say this. Although trading cryptocurrency is difficult because of its volatile nature, waiting to trade during bull run alone doesn't make you any much different from a noob trader. It is easy for anyone to trade during bull season because most of the time your trades profit will be going up

Of course, yes you can. As long as the platform you want to purchase it from accepts payment with credit card, then you can buy crypto coins or tokens with it. I know some platforms that accept like atomic wallet for instance

I believe in future, the price of any altcoin will depend heavily on the kind of project backing it. If it is a project that is high demand, the price of an altcoin may shoot up and constantly be on the rise. Unfortunately, too few altcoins will be able to achieve this feat. That saying, 90% of altcoins in existence today will die a quick death before the future even comes as most have no bearing whatsoever and have failed to deliver on their project promises

Although we cannot fully trust in IEOs 100%, but the fact remains that it is still a much preferred option to the previous ICOs. At least now we can rest assured that token sale and money collected is held by the exchange first before it gets to the hands of the project devs. Unlike in ICOs where all your money goes to the devs at which they might decide to exit scam with it since they didn't provide any documentation to customers or other relevant 3rd parties

Tutorials about how to create myetherwallet are too much. I think crypto noobs today will be grateful to have access to them. During my first few weeks of crypto knowledge I had to trust my wits and guts while opening myetherwallet. I almost lost my private key at the time too

I can confidently answer this question. The reason I still hold most of those worthless shitcoins is simply because they are too worthless to spend gas on. In fact gas costs more than those shitcoins. So no point in moving them from my wallet especially when no one wants to buy them on the exchange

I don't know what plans are in place for Ethereum. The rate at which it goes down when market is red is really scary. Yet it is very slow when it starts rising up. I'm having more bitcoin now than Eth because I do not believe it will do well again

Number one is a golden rule. One must have an alternate source of income and stop selling properties or taking loans in order to buy crypto assets. As for knowing which coins have a working project, I'd suggest looking at any of the top 20 coins. Most alts that ran ico since 2017 have disappointed and run out of business despite raking in millions. Just go for projects that have stood strong for more than 3 years