Who else should we trust/follow for upcoming ICO?
Only you yourself. In investing, you should make your decisions yourself, and not invest just because some YouTube guy said so. Everyone is saying "do your own research", but where to start?
Start with reading the whitepaper, and do research about the project. We have Google; so you have no excuses to not have access to any research material. |
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Ehh I personally think it will take longer than 10 years. Though it's very possible, don't forget that the government is always chasing after our asses. There's always a possibility for bans and stuff, effectively lowering demand. Well it can happen much earlier than that, do you remember mcafee's claim about bitcoin price? the thing is if btc see massive use and adoption then price will skyrocket due to low supply.
Again, I'm not saying that McAfee's prediction is impossible, but you get my point. Also, McAfee is a nutjob. |
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If you want to purchase person-to-person(p2p), then localbitcoins[1] is the best choice in my opinion. Just create an account, select your country/city, then you can view the offers from there, or you can set your own offers if you didn't like the prices. One advantage of this is that you can purchase and sell bitcoin using cash. That likely prevents problems with banks, taxes, and stuff.
[1] https://localbitcoins.com/ |
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Our prediction is just as good as yours. No one can guarantee what the price will be in the future. You can easily whip out a number like $15k or something but that could easily change by just one bad news for bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general.
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You can use URL shorteners and managers like goo.gl[1] and bitly[2] to have a sort of dashboard whereas you can view your link clicks.
[1] https://goo.gl[2] https://bitly.com |
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Best way is to log into genuine site then bookmark it. Any time you want to access site you use bookmark knowing you are entering genuine site.
LOL. did you actually even read the main post? The post is about scams by people making fake Twitter accounts masquerading as the real and verified ones. This post isn't about phishing sites. |
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How do people fall for this stuff? It is absolutely ridiculous to think they are going to "double" your deposit. If they could do that why the hell would they need your money?
Most of the time, greed. Apparently when people get greedy somewhat their brain shuts down, disabling their ability to think and decide cautiously; for some reason. |
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It's not only binance that's being faked. Also with McAfee's, Boxmining's, Vitalik's, Roger Ver's, etc's twitter are being faked. The worst thing about this scam trend is that the number of fake accounts are somewhat increasing, so it simply means that the scam is working. I really don't know how people fall for this though. ugh
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There's no such thing as "standard" time interval between buying. People say that you shouldn't go "all in" meaning that you don't invest all your money in a single cryptocurrency. Diversify. They don't necessarily mean that you split your buy offers between certain durations, but this can also be a good strategy when you're not sure on what certain price to buy that certain coin.
thanks mate , i see no "standard" , but not sure on what certain price to buy it . I have good news for you. No one else knows what the best price to buy either! If you're planning on holding long term, then simply buy a few amounts at a time; mostly when the price dips a bit. Your goal here is to not buy at the BEST price, but to buy at a DECENT price. I personally think buying right now is a good idea as the price just crashed recently. Buying at the current $8000-$9000 range is good enough in my opinion even if it crashes further to $6000. |
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Your site is fine. But take note that you're not the only one with the same idea of having multiple news sources clumped up to one website. You need to think of some ideas can make your site somewhat superior. Your other features(2-5) are fine too, but it's not a significant feature. People can follow influencers via Twitter. People can simply go to r/bitcoin[1] or r/cryptocurrency[2] to view the top posts on Reddit. People can view videos of their favorite crypto youtubers on youtube via their subscriptions tab. Don't get me wrong, adding these stuff to your site is good and can help the new guys, but yea it's not enough to put you above the others. Best of luck.
[1] https://reddit.com/r/bitcoin[2] https://reddit.com/r/cryptocurrency |
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I mean, this method CAN work, as you said, but if everyone knew this then Bittrex would pretty much be somewhat flooded with similar request with the same intent of wanting to be verified faster. The downside of this is that the actual problems of people concerning 2FA will take more time to be resolved than normal.
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What do I do? I hold, trade occasionally when I have an idea on what's going to happen next in the markets. And of course, I spend my bitcoin as much as possible if I can. Forget global adoption if everyone simply just holds; we need to actually spend them for better publicity.
What's the better route? Yep. You pretty much answered your question. Try em all out, then continue doing what you do best and or what you enjoy more doing; whether it'd be daytrading, longterm trading, gambling(which I don't recommend ofcourse), etc.
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Psychologically speaking we tend to read hero and legendary posts more then junior members or newbies so no wonder we will not give enough merits to those.
Not in my opinion. Hero and Legendary members are more frequently merited simply because they post better stuff. I can't remember the last time I actually saw a newbie/Jr member post a good topic. It has always been just asking questions that can be easily Googled or answered simply by browsing bitcointalk. |
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They become mainstream when decentralized exchanges are actually easy to use. Sure we have decent decentralized exchanges like EtherDelta, but boy did it take a decent amount of time for me to get used to it. What more for the new folks? They would end up being too confused about the UI/UX and end up using an alternative centralized exchange instead.
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For those people who complain that people don't give merits to newbies, check this guy out: Alexander_Z | Merits Basically 9 posts merited out of 39. Good enough in my opinion. I confirmed to check his/her posts to make sure that his/her posts are good enough; and indeed they are. What's your excuse now?
MERITS ARE ONLY GIVEN TO THOSE WHO DESERVE IT. So if people don't give you merits for your posts, then it simply means that you don't deserve merits. </END RANT>Ok agree but if you see the profile for Alexander_Z ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=31565), you can see his account was registered on July 02, 2011, 07:19:23 AM and it clearly indicates it a farm account of any Legendary member here.  How will defend that considering account farming is not allowed ? Whether or not it is a farmed account or not, my point is that newbie accounts are also being given merits by the higher ranks. As opposed to what most newbies and jr members are moaning about "hurr durr higher ranked members only gives merits to high ranks its so unfair  " |
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Really can't have an idea on what the price of a certain coin would be if it isn't even listed on CoinMarketCap. But since it looks like just a shitty fork of Ethereum, then it's most likely going to be worth almost nothing. 2. What is the goal of ETZ?
Build a daily use of Dapps with ethezero platform. ^Yikes. Highly likely to be a shitcoin. Proceed with caution. |
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I'm pretty sure the Winklevoss twins are knowledgeable enough in the crypto markets to know that with the current price, it definitely isn't the best time to sell some bitcoin. I'd sure as hell be getting some real dollars in the bank.
Also, what is "real dollars"? |
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Sure, that is like gold mining, you get better rewards by selling pickaxe than mining gold  Let's just hope nvidia will be able to answer to this demand, because currently, graphic cards price is exploding...While there's a huge demand for graphic cards GPU, NVIDIA's response to the best of my knowledge is kind of conservative despite the opportunity of increase in sales and profit that crypto mining has presented them. NVIDIA decided to order its retailers to reduce the number of GPUs sold per customer to just two, in order to create a level playing field for both Crypto Miners and Gamers. I didn't actually think of that. Damn. In a marketing standpoint, of course a GPU manufacturer's CEO would be bullish on cryptocurrencies due to mining with GPUs. I hope he's also actually bullish on cryptocurrencies besides just for increase in sales and such, and more of the actual advantages like decentralization, etc. |
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It just shows that people who are in the technology industry such as this guy, Bill Gates, etc are bullish on bitcoin; opposed to opinions of people in the sort if "investing" industry like Warren Buffet and Jordan Belfort. There's really just some things that non tech-savvy people can't understand.
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