Hi guys!
Can you please give me suggestion for best wallet where I can store my eth and btc safely?
I think coinbase is the best wallet where you can store your eth and btc safely. Definitely not the best idea. Only use Coinbase for buying and selling crypto for Fiat. Take time to read these posts: |
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i know this this i mean some one try this them before i dont wnat to be scammed Those sites are reputable so chances are you wouldn't get scammed.On LocalBitcoins though, it depends on who you are transacting with. Transact with people with high reputation only. |
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There are too much scam ICOs for everything to actually be listed. Try doing your own research on the ICO projects instead and decide for yourself. Though some scam ICOs even have well written whitepapers so investing in ICOs are really risky, hence I really don't recommend investing in one. https://cryptosec.info/guides/scam-icos/ |
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That clickbait topic though.
Also, bitcoin doesn't care about price. Whether bitcoin is priced at $20k, $50k, $5k, 1k, or even as low as $5, it doesn't care. Bitcoin's technology will always be there, regardless of price(though mining hashrate will probably be significantly lower, but still. My point still stands).
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yeahhhhhhhhhhh, i hope it will go there $1000, so every body will panic and sell it.  and then you will get to buy Bitcoin at $400  Ladies and gentlemen, the perfect definition of delusional right here. |
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what are the good coins should I buy now?
The amount of people here in the cryptocurrency space that wants to invest but isn't willing to do research baffles me to be honest. |
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I feel like BTC at $8000 is still overpriced. Due to high fees and slow confirmations, it's not really suitable for payments.
What kind of bitcoin are you actually using? Bitcoin transactions has been cheap and fast for months already. I swear the people complaining about the transaction fees and price are the ones who doesn't actually transact with bitcoin smh. |
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Unfortunately it looks like people haven't learned from the BitConnect fiasco we had in the past.South African Police are pursuing an alleged major cryptocurrency investment fraud, according to a police statement released yesterday, May 25. According to the statement, over 28,000 investors are said to have suffered losses exceeding 1 bln rand ($80.4 mln).
The Hawks, an investigative unit of South Africa’s Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), have outlined the case, which they say involves “BitCaw Trading Company, commonly known as BTC Global”:
“[Targeted members of the public are believed to have been] encouraged by BTC Global agents to invest with promises of 2% interest per day, 14% per week and ultimately 50% per month. Payments were allegedly made every Monday. Some of the investors got paid in terms of the agreement. However, the payments suddenly stopped.”
Based on these unrealistic promises, a 4% referral program, and other warning signs, marketing agency SEO Spark last year contended that BTC Global was a fraudulent Ponzi-scheme, predicting investor losses.
BitCaw Trading has denied the company has had any involvement with BTC Global, telling Bloomberg that “BitCaw Trading […] do[es] not manage third-party money or offer any kind of investment […] We are shocked to see our name connected with [the alleged scam].”
According to BTC Global’s website, the blame for the abruptly terminated payments lies with an elusive former admin member, who the company claims it “cannot locate,” continuing:
“We are as shocked and angry as everyone. But we all knew the risks involved in placing funds with Steven. We all became complacent with Steven. And all of us funded him independently. Until Steven Twain resurfaces or is found there is nothing the admin team can do...”
The Hawks’ Lieutenant general Yolisa Matakata is calling on any further affected investors to come forward. “This may prove to be the tip of the iceberg with potentially thousands more yet to discover they’ve lost money,” he said in the statement.
Yesterday, May 25, Cointelegraph reported that South Africa’s central bank has chosen to call cryptocurrencies “cyber-tokens” because they “don’t meet the requirements of money.”
The U.S. government has moved to more actively educate investors against crypto-related fraud, specifically involving Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently launched a website for a fake ICO that was constructed to imitate classic “red flags” of fraudulent token sales.
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Don's use private key to access your wallet because it maybe a phishing site.
I think the OP email get hacked, btw i always have a different password on my bounty/airdrop with my email so your GMAIL account will be save. Never use same password for that both i'm so sorry to hear that. It needs your key to access your wallet right ? Btw, you're using metamask or MEW ? MEW, key was saved and kept in dropbox. Did you have a private key saved on a text file or word file or something similar? |
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$20k is still a huge possibility. But just like what other people said in this thread, it's just a matter of "when". It could be next year, it could be in 5 years, it could be in 20 years, etc. No one knows. But take note, that while it's likely to reach $20k at some point, take note that it isn't guaranteed.
As of now while the markets are once again bleeding, lets focus on the actually technology of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general.
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Bitcoin is in danger because we know this coming days and last few months a lot of good coin was release to ghe market and that's one posainble become next bitcoin. But here is the only one possible become next bitcoin after 2-3 years of waiting and it is ethereum .
Can you specify which certain coins you're referring to? I don't think there's a single coin that can replace bitcoin in terms of security, functionality, and adoption. I think ETH can (but I'm not saying it will) replace bitcoin in the #1 spot though, but not replace in terms of usability since both coins are made for different purposes. |
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3 Most famous wallets they are Blockchain.info and Luno.com and Coinbase.com these are three wallets which are widely used in the market
Most famous =/= bestA perfect example. Luno and Coinbase are platforms to buy and sell bitcoin for fiat; and you should only use them for that one exact purpose. They don't even give you access to your private keys. |
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1. Go to CoinMarketCcap.com and search for your token name. 2. Go to its page and click at the "Market" tab. 3. You will see in which exchanges the token can be traded. You can also create a thread in the Marketplace (Altcoins) to find P2P traders who may be willing to buy your token. This. Just for your information though, take note that you actually need ETH on your token's wallet to be able to send your tokens out, as you need the ETH to pay for the transaction fees. Just a heads up! For more info: https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/33229/costs-for-sending-erc20-token?rq=1omy gosh, but i dont have eth ? what should i do ? do i really need to purchase eth ? You need ETH, unfortunately for you. Probably purchase a small amount or collect some through an ETH faucet (may take a long time, not recommended). If I were you I'd see first how much your tokens are worth though, just to know if they're actually worth selling or not. |
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Today in 2018 icos are still profitables, but there is a lot of people... and its getting very hard to get into the best ones. The admins even make lotteries and other things that we never saw in 2017 the golden year of whole cryptomarket.
ICOs are not as profitable just as last year, whereas you could potentially make money on majority of ICOs. Now though? You'd have to handpick them correctly. This is simply why I really don't suggest investing in ICOs right now due to the risk, not to mention the risk of potentially getting scammed. |
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