unfortunately since I got to know bitcoin in 2014 until now the name satoshi nakamoto became a mystery whether it was really his name, still alive or dead. when did he come out of the nest
He won't come out ever. I believe it's not an individual, rather its a private group with high-class tech scientist. I respect them for staying mystery. It's not that easy. I believe he/they are still alive and smile in the dark when people like Craig claims as Satoshi. To the OP: The intent to create Bitcoin is not making someone/some people wealthy, its aim is to create a trustless financial system where nobody can govern. So, it doesn't matter if the price rises or falls to make people billionaire or beggar, it still creates it's a path to financial freedom. |
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The core information you'll be in need here: YES, You can use upbit, it should be secure enough [Always remember, online wallets are not safe]. What did you mean about the shift? Is it shapeshift? Well if you use their service, you shouldn't be worried about where they exchanged it. No matter if it's UpBit or Blabla exchange  |
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I can't tell you about the absolute numbers, but can give you the percentages. My (crypto) portfolio composition by value is as following:
BTC - 93.94%
BCH - 4.39%
ETH - 0.84%
ONION - 0.47%
TMT - 0.23%
Others - 0.13%
As you can see, more than 98% of my portfolio is made up of Bitcoin and BCH (received the BCH as free airdrop after the forking event). I was never a big believer of the altcoins and although I may have missed out on the altcoin bull run of 2017, I don't regret about it now.
Now I know you are a legend investor. I guess you have a strategy to maintain a portfolio with over 90% BTC holding, that's a great idea. I'll try following this one. Rough guess:
60% BTC
20% XMR
10% fiat
5% LTC
5% shitcoins
Alright, you have 40%, shitcoins man. Wow, 100 coins and tokens are too big for hold, and I think you can make a lot of money once all of your coins is increase later. That will never happen since most of them have ZERO value. Currently i don't have much crypto asset on my wallet but mostly i was hold 60% for bitcoin and 30% for ETH and the rest of percentages mostly i get tokens or altcoins which no value but i personally don't dare to putting my money more than 50% for altcoins and my thought still bitcoin is my high priority rather than altcoins
Don't worry, everyone starts at zero. Keep learning, you'll get what you want. |
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A very helpful list so far, usually I use Binance launchpad, KuCoin spotlight and LaToken to find best IEOs. You added more exchanges in my watch list, thanks. I noticed some people are commenting about LBank, stay away from that scammy exchange with fake trade volume.
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Adding some shitcoins is not a good move for such a reputable exchange. I wish them to steak with good projects only, that can hold the trust longer, instead of opening new trades, improve security, improve transparency, remove KYC on at least minimize. Also, develop marketing plans, spend on it to regain a top place. See how other top exchanges are working, follow them, be better than them. That's how Polonix can go ahead.
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This is not important to discuss, but it's for general curiosity. I hold over 100 coins and tokens but most of them found in airdrops so they have near zero value. I only have 11 including BTC that I invested and really care about. I don't want to name all of them but as of today, nearly 66% percent (based on BTC price, not fiat) of my portfolio fills with Bitcoin.
Can you share your percentage of BTC holding? Kindly, only count coins that have value.
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Tough enough to predict BTC price, but it will remain below the five-digit price, maybe around seven thousand. We won't see the five-figure before June/July 2020. The important thing to remember is the halving period and how it reacts with the market.
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In the past few years, I saw a lot of NEXT BITCOIN!!  I wonder why people don't understand that Bitcoin is always Bitcoin, no other coin can replace that place. Do you remember what some people told about ETH? or about BCH? Or maybe XMR? |
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No, utility tokens still exist and doing good in some fields, like one of my favorite coins is Midas. It's a node hosting platform. Another token I liked enough is Trip token, can be used for travel services in a various way. I know a few token doing good in real estate fields, so utility depends on the team and the users. Nobody alone can stand with a high-quality utility token.
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This solely depends on the project team members who decide about the KYC, yes or no. There might other reasons for requiring a KYC for bounty participants like protecting multiple entries from the same users, having data for anyone who has their coins, or simply it can be an extra layer of security for them. Don't always think negative, but yes I also hate KYC for bounties. I try to avoid any KYC that I can trust, or if it's not a good project.
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The Fed has closed down exchanges in other jurisdictions in the past. Binance has US customers: This is a NO NO. Craig Wright is no fool and wants Binance out of the picture. Be aware! Maybe hell is coming to Binance: Use them but don’t hold your bags with them: Binance is Malta based but is breaking US Laws and if you think for 5 minutes that the US regulators are not going to take them out you are foolish: Wall Street need Binance and these rogue exchanges out of the way. CZ could do prison time! I would not want to be in his shoes! Binance could be deemed as a money launderer and a tool for terrorism. US regulators and law enforcement have Binance on their radar and will make a move! Opinion!
Did you get this job from Craig to raise FUDs? I seriously meant that. Binance won't get closed. But the question is holding funds in an exchange wallet, its a big NO NO for any exchange not only Binance. Why would anyone hold their coins in exchanges where most people seek solutions like a cold wallet? |
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I don't know why some people are rude on Bitcoin, maybe they have bad experiences like "theft". Simply ignore them, let them regret once we move forward. In my place, people often talk about BTC but do not buy or use it. They think it is only for people like Bill Gates or Zuckerberg. I tried to teach them but mostly failed attempt.
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What I've learnt about bounties so far
1)many bounty hunters are joining bounties that has huge stake allocations like 300,000$ upward ,some are even after the 1000000$ ones well I've stop hunting for projects that lure hunters with huge rewards as many of them are plain rubbish
2)I've learn to always join bounties that are already listed and trading with good volume and mind you these bounties always have low bounty rewards like 75k to 100k but there is high assurance of selling your tokens if you wish to ,not keeping coins that will never see the light of the days again ,I mean tokens that will never get listed
3)there are few bounty managers that I respect ,they take there job very serious and I always like to follow them ,waiting for them to launch new bounties ,I prefer to join 4-5 projects in a year than promoting shitcoins
So, Moozicore is already listed in exchange right? It's not offering a million worth tokens for hunters? Seriously, what you posted here does not suit you when wearing a signature like this. You are trying to lower the joinings and get more stakes by spreading FUD among other newbie bounty participants. |
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I see that the crypto world is developing very fast, including bitcoin. And also with the entry of technology and breakthrough breakthroughs, especially in the ICO project. But my question is whether it would be good if there were still many people who were reluctant to develop and increase their knowledge too and still depend on the opinions and predictions of others?
In my heart I say that is not true. What about your point of view?
Well, the market depends on Bitcoin movement, so don't be surprised if altcoins rise so fast because of BTC bullish price. Since we have a stable price for over a week now, I think we will see a new record price soon. So, instead of focusing in the price movement, focus on the adoption, spread the crypto words among the people who don't know crypto, teach them about the future. That's how we can move forward. |
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Coindesk published a REPORT that Samsung may soon issue their own token (Samsung Coin). It is still not confirmed yet but news like this are most welcome. Let's see how things unfold. Currently, we are thinking of private blockchain, though it is not yet confirmed. It could also be public blockchain in the future, but I think it will be hybrid – that is, a combination of public and private blockchains. If it happens then for sure MI coin will be the next one and probably we will see Huawei, Apple, Nokia coin in the following months. I support this type of development, but instead of creating individual coins, all company should be partnered to create only one coin like "Mobile Coin/ Cell Phone Coin/ MASH coin (MIi+Apple+Samsung+Huawei), etc. This will help global reach, profits and mass adoption. |
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Yes, new exchange is essential as it shall open more opportunities, more liquidity and brings more users into crypto. It also creates competitions which should be a great reason for exchange development and security. But users should be careful to use any new exchanges, never deposit huge funds in new exchanges. |
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I have no doubts after a few observation but ieos are just an upgrade how ?
Ieos that successfully sold out on binance bittrex and kucoin, can they sold out on latoken? Or dobi trades ?
Main focus is; in ieos hundreds get to participate , then after ieo is over; it leaves thousands of people eager to get in and be a part of the movement
This causes an upturn in price for few days; then the usual dip that follows ico token after listing takes place too
So what’s the difference exactly ??
NB: just my thoughts ; feel free to modify, suggest and contribute
Does ICO only stand for making profits for early investors? Like by selling in exchange once the ICO/IEO ended? Price should not be compared when you think about the security. ICO/IEO never guarantees the price, it really depends on the progress of the project and on the people who invested. ICO/IEO is a form of raising funds for different purpose like new startups. The initial cause for an ICO/IEO is to support the purpose and build a good thing in the world. For example, some ICO wants to create a decentralized internet network for global users, regardless of any country. |
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It's not going to happen anytime soon, the SEC won't pass it anyway. But don't worry, adoption is almost here, I myself do almost over 50 percent of my spending in crypto each month, so I assume as soon more business will accept crypto, the adoption will happen in a maximum growth rate.
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