Junior member: BinhZed Banned.Nano Coin (NANO) has been in the red zone for a long time but tables seem to be turning after the coin gained 6% in the past 24 hours. As a result the coin shot back to the above $4 mark and maintained its top 40 position in market cap. Basically, Nano’s fundamentals make a lot of improvements in the crypto arena placing it among the favorable HODL coins at the moment.
What users might like the most from this innovation... Nano Coin (NANO) has been in the red zone for a long time but tables seem to be turning after the coin gained 6% in the past 24 hours. As a result the coin shot back to the above $4 mark and maintained its top 40 position in market cap. Basically, Nano’s fundamentals make a lot of improvements in the crypto arena placing it among the favorable HODL coins at the moment.
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Ahh, I think he must mean Herb (as in short for Herbert) and the American pronunciation of herb.
Still, definitely not the only one.
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Heisenberg_Hunter is correct. Your transaction completed successfully and your ETH is in IDAX's wallet. The only people that can update your account balance to reflect this is IDAX support. You could maybe try asking in the Chinese local board if there is someone who could help translate for you.
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Any professional account farmer would sell the email account too. That way, the buyer doesn't need to change the email address, and you can't see if someone changed his email password.
Get out of here with your logic and your well reasoned arguments! Digaran's threads are for wild and baseless speculation only! (/s) |
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Here's one pertaining to the uniqueness of the English language. There is ONLY one word in the English language that when it's a proper noun, both have different pronunciations in spite of being spelled exactly the same excepting that the first letter of the proper noun one is capitalized (hence a proper noun). Looks like nobody figure out the word yet, eh? Here's a hint: 420. I can think of three, but none of them relate to 420... Polish/polish Nice/nice (City in France) Reading/reading (City in England) |
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Funny indeed. Also this person made thier fortune in the traditional stocks trading. They made thier name and known in wall street with billions of dollar of assets. This cryptovurrency is a threat to their wealth. They are very negative or skeptical about cryptos since this is not thier game and they cant control it.
His business is one targeted towards the older generation. Just have a look at Buffet's website here: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com. He has a great grasp of the internet circa 1995. But that's fine, because so do most of his clients. It is completely predictable that he will talk down anything that threatens his business model. |
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-snip- If signing a message means nothing, then surely we should just red trust everyone who ever changes their email, or better yet, just ban then completely. Right? |
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https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/address/1KAt6STtisWMMVo5XGdos9P7DBNNsFfjx7Look at the graph of this address. Whoever it is has just slowly been accumulating over the last few months. To everyone who panic solid during the dip - this is who you are selling your coins to at a discount. Whales like these that gobble up the cheap prices and then make profits, while you are lefting wondering if you should buy back in at a higher price than you sold.
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Maybe Dimon is hoping he can spread FUD through the market so he can buy in more cheaply, just like he did back in September. He says one thing and does another, even as JP Morgan are developing their own blockchain technology.
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It's a nice idea, and I'm sure the potential market for crypto clothing is big and growing, but I would never buy or wear anything crypto related. I don't want to advertise to everyone I know and everyone I meet that I'm holding cryptocurrency - partly because of privacy and partly because of the emergence of criminals who are physically targetting people to steal their crypto. Maybe I'm just overly paranoid.
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No one can answer questions like these. If they could, they would just x10 their money constantly and be a millionaire in no time. The only replies you will get with threads like these are people shilling you on whatever coin/token/ICO they personally are invested in.
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2 other cases are completely voluntary and I have received no money for them. Nobody is using my service yet. What? I have no other choice than publicly posting about the wrong doings of people Except you do. You could PM the DT1 members in question. I suspect the reason you haven't is that you know that they will agree with everyone else over you. |
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Your negative trust is completely appropriate. The whole point of an escrow is that it is someone well known, well recognised, well trusted and with an extensive trading history. Being a relatively new member with no previous trades and no reputation completely defeats the point of an escrow service in the first place, and the fact that you want people to send you their money whilst having none of the aforementioned qualities is shady at best. As hilariousandco pointed out on your trust rating, you are either too naive to understand that, or you are a straight up scammer. Either way, I would not trust you. Should we add a feature like proof of scam [ picture / video ] for the community to judge or moderators Hilariousandco is a global moderator. |
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McAfee charges $105,000 for a single tweet about your coin. His followers blindly lap it up. He is orchestrating a massive pump and dump and getting paid for it.
He is fully aware he will never get elected - he is likely just going to use the platform/publicity to further increase his pump and dump scams and get richer from idiots that believe him.
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The quickest way I use to verifiy a message is with this link: https://brainwalletx.github.io/#verifyYou can either paste the entire quote from "-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----" to "-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----" in to the "Signed Message" tab, or alternatively, you can swap to "Bitcoin-QT" and manually paste in the address, message and signature. Either way will give you the same result (A green message verified banner or a red failed to verify one). For a more indepth look at signing and verifying messages, I would recommend shorena's guide How to sign a message?! |
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- Read only consultation of accounts without device (protected by optional password)
- Dashboard view of all assets
I'm actually really excited about this. A password protected read only dashboard view of all your coins at once. The screenshot they provide of it also looks really slick. And they say they are working on a mobile application. You might be able to do away entirely with Delta/Blockfolio/App-of-your-choice, and just use your Ledger for everything. |
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As long as you haven't sold the crypto currency at a low price, your loss remains only on paper. In any case, you need to invest with a time horizon of at least 2-3 years. Better yet more.
A 20 decrease as he claims means he is only at 5% of his ATH value. The majority of people are probably sitting at around 50% of their ATH right now. Although what you say is usually true, it sounds like OP has chosen some severe pump-and-dump coins to invest in. Holding these coins for another 2-3 years is unlikely to make a difference. |
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