It's annoying for the investors and the bounty hunters who wasted their time. However, if they don't have enough funds then they will release a product that will not have any value, and they can't afford the listing fees for an exchange so tokens will be worthless anyway

It is gathering pace now, something it hasn't done for the last year or so. We can all feel the bullish sentiment and as the community now is bigger than it was before, the bull run is going to be massive and the pump will be quick. Blink and you'll miss the opportunity

Never heard of nauticus, so for fiat purchases I stick with coinbase and then use others like binance and kucoin for trading. Problem with kucoin is that they as for 2FA a lot which is a bit of a pain buy I guess it makes it more secure

BTT has a very poor distribution so it will not succeed in the long run. They should have sold it in stages instead to allow more people to buy it. It's a bit of a mess at the moment, so I'd stick with TRON or switch to ethereum instead

With the Constantinople hard fork coming soon i'd go heavily into ethereum right now, and throw in some monero for good measure and the prices has recently dropped. Same with TRON which has declined recently so a good dip to buy in again

In a bear market I'm sticking mostly to top 20 coins, when there are signs of a bull run i'll switch to a more riskier portfolio. Ethereum, cardano, monero, dash, all are well established right now and will survive come what may. Later i'll move to lower marketcap coins and hope for a pump

Ripple is good for banks that don't have the means to create their own token. This is why ripple is used in smaller banks where they don't have enough highly skilled staff to use the blockchain. Big players like JPM will simply make their own token

EOS is supposed to be the ethereum killer but that never happened because distribution is not good enough to spread it to a wide enough community. Cardano has a better model but their development is slow, we'll have to see what happens later this year on how the major releases go

This must be a joke thread. Apollo is a pre-mined pump and dump coin, the developers already done a major dump and exit scammed the community. I'd stick with DASH and Monero over this APL shi+coin any day

I too like the new etherscan interface and features. However, I'm not too keen on the new myetherwallet website. When visiting I prefer to use the vintage page as it was simple and easy, and fully functional

There are many industries where you can get rich quick. The stock market is one, and so is real estate. The challenge is to do it at the right time. If you bought crypto at the top end, you will have lost it, but buying now will make you rich quick (well.. after 2 years perhaps)

If you look at projects like EOS and Tezos then you will see that money does help but it is not guaranteed. They broke records but tezos remains outside the top twenty, and EOS has not been able to topple ethereum

The new hardfork is going to pave the way for POS and also help with scalability and over inflation. All of these things will help to bolster the price of ethereum, for this reason it should be a part of everyone's portfolio

If KYC is required it should be at the beginning. There have many scams where they fail the bounty hunters KYC and refuse to pay them as they failed the test and this is after the work has been completed.

Scam ICOs will always be here due to ease at which websites can be created as well as social media accounts and ANN threads on this forum. The best investments are either ones where founders have passed KYC, or ones with coins already listed on exchanges

If everything gets tokenised in crypto and they decide to use ethereum as the platform then it may well be the next bitcoin. In fact, it will be bigger than bitcoin and ripple put together - if they sort out their scalability issues

One good thing about quoting is that the original poster is unable to change the post and therefore it is locked in forever. This is useful for bounty pages where they change the rules and then deny it.

If you have an old workstation or even a newish one you can use it to install the SONM OS on it. This makes it ready to use as a 'rentable' computer where you sell your processing power in exchange for SONM tokens.

No-one has heard of scroda so it is not really a competitor. DASH is a well known privacy coins and there are many articles comparing the two coins. Both have their own merits so I'd invest in both of those rather than scroda

It has happened to us all I'm sure where the ICO turned out to be a scam and all that effort is wasted. On the other hand, there are many ICOs that are not scams and didn't reach the softcap so the result is the same - no payment and time is wasted.