Technically applying the theory above even people who make lots of transactions on any exchange will benefit from the lower fee system when applying benching. This is to say that if benching gets incorporated on the major exchanges then everybody wins, exchange platforms get more traffic and users get lower rate. Its the perfect investment for great business operation efficiency! This seems like something worth testing out by these large crypto-based platform providers ...

Not sure how you can call a cryptocurrency that has more than 5% volatility safe....

Sure, it's probably safe from being banned by most governments, and we can be pretty sure it's never going to crash to absolute zero, but it's definitely not a safe haven investment in the slightest.

It's still high risk, high reward, and it's a long way from being anything different.

I think the fear and greed index isn't a perfect prognosticator of the BTC price. After all, it is a lagging indicator, which means it doesn't have much utility as part of a technical analysis attemp.

I think it's a good indicator of the current state of things, but not really sure how you're supposed to use the indicator as part of your trade decisioning.... Anybody care to explain?

Are you offering BTC at a 10% premium or 10% discount?

e.g. Do you want $900 PayPal or $1,100 PayPal for $1k BTC?

Always good to mention whether we're talking premium or discount, as it's not always obvious.

There are already plenty of cryptocurrencies that don't require huge hardware requirements to stake or operate a node, there's even a few that can run a node on a mobile device. I don't think this feature alone will help Idena grow in popularity.

Unless it has some incredibly lucrative reward system and an incredibe team (which it doesn't), it's going to find it difficult to compete with upcoming behemoths like Orion Protocol and OpenPredict.

I'd stay away from it if I were you. It doesnt' look like anything special.

First of all, doing a Google search it appears that there was an attempt to at least create the platform/site. You can see from the image below there was some content there...



The issue seems when you click on Hoidex.com link you get this.


All in all this is more likely a Scam. Why do you people use these obscure exchange platforms when there're quite a few credible out there? Almost like you're asking to get scammed...

You said it and its only right to critique the laziness, sloppiness of this so called 100% honest Review casino. The fact that the top10 listed here are not even the common places we're all familiar with but instead a whole new bunch of unpopular ones suggests but one thing - fake & manipulatory reviews/casino.

Also why bother adding a page when there is nothing there i.e. Post is completely blank 

As you probably know already crypto holding is all about being patient. If you can't do that then you are not good fit for it and must look somewhere else.
Personally, I dump either when I can take some profit and don't want to risk depreciating that profit further or when I see the whole trend is looking downwards. This is to either reinvest or take a break. In any way this when I sell is all dependent on my confidence in the market and that's dictated by trends -there's not an easy formula for this but instead calculated risk and sometimes dare I say gut-instinct.

Out of the 7 continents Africa is probably the highest in government corruption so given this there is no much surprise that cryptocurrency which allows people to escape institutional governance is doing so well. My concern is that many more people from this continent as well as others will not have access to internet so not everyone would be able to take refuge in crypto.

On the other hand, seeing that Africa as a whole is growing rapidly the real challenge will come when all of this will come to a halt due to the poverty line being reached. Realistically there are limitations to how many people can understand BTC and are given even the chance to buy/sell or use.

This market fluctuation is to be expected, and there is little you/we can do to control for it. One thing to keep in mind is that investments do fluctuate so the best thing to do is to select a project/token/coin you think will withstand this volatility. Also, when investing in any coin do be prepared to lose it too.

Overall, there is nothing you can do to control this fluctuation the best option is to chose carefully and trust the project, also be super patient.

To be fair, the fact that something needs to change to achieve mass adoption of cryptocurrency isn't exactly unexpected news. We all have seen the struggle BTC and other markets are having especially when major institutions pull off minor setbacks.

These setbacks don't affect investors who already understand how crypto world works but it is off putting to those wanting to join the network. This is the grey area great improvement is needed.

In essence, we need to make cryptocurrency easier to understand, buy/sell and use in every day life. Those are the obstacles that stand in the way of mass adoption.

That's the limbo we're all facing. Many crypto sectors could get away without complying to any regulations because there's no requirement but then we users should know better right? And that's why forums like these exist.

This is not to say that all platforms are meddling with numbers and such but the prevalence is high. Consumer protection and licensing might unravel a new hole shite pile of trouble at least when done traditionally, but this is something many finance sectors are dealing with - its not easy.

The bottom line is to always be protective over your money no matter in which platform it goes into. Oh yeah, and read the small prints!

Hey there,

Good job for making this happen - it's looking good. I wanted to ask you to describe what the criteria is to be receiving dividend, is this on a high roll basis?
Also the competitions you have are intriguing and I think they could be a bigger hit if you better advertise to the gambling community. Other than this, I could say keeping getting the traffic because this site is looking promising with plenty to do.

I don't believe we should be targeting the billionaires, unless we can prove that they have made their wealth through dubious or frowned upon methods.

We need to weigh up the total effect of their existence in terms of tax revenue, benefit to the economy, benefit to society and mankind as a whole etc.

If the world is net positive, despite their wealth, then they should be spared. If they're basically a vampire sucking the life out of everything they touch, then we should enact policies to prevent this behavior.

Another great post from you, newbies should bookmark your profile and read through your threads before they begin trading. Would probably end up saving them money.

Are you planning on doing a thread about derivatives trading, e.g. going over key terms like leverage, liquidation, cross-margin etc?

What an incredibly lazy scam attempt.

Do you really think people are going to believe that you'll send almost $300000 worth of cryptocurrency after receiving $112,500 upfront? What kind of morons do you think inhabit this forum?

GTFO.

Those ones with an extremely long custom address are generated using a vanity generator. But the ones you mentioned would be practically impossible to generate in this way.

Instead, they are almost certainly designed to be burn addresses. People send their coins there to burn them since we can be pretty sure that nobody has the private key that controls the address.

These addresses don't actually need to be generated. Any valid address already exists, so you can just send coins to any variation of valid addresses and it will end up in the right place.

I don't think this is a bullish indicator.

The more money is locked up in a single place, the greater the centralization risk.

If Greyscale goes under, that would be catastrophic for the industry. I also don't like that Greyscale could easily manipulate the market if they wanted.

I'd rather see a large number of smaller hedge funds maintain an AUM of $5.7 billion total.

I personally just follow the press releases launched on CoinTelegraph.

You can normally assume that if they've got enough money to pay for PR, and they've got good fundamentals, then they're going to perform well.

You can also just look in the announcement section of the forum, arranging the threads by newest to find the latest gems.

Stay away from anything that has an anonymous team though, these will almost certainly collapse at some point, or be an outright scam.

I cannot stress enough how important gaining knowledge is. This would give you the best skill you need as an investor. The obvious choices are to go for coins which have most of the market capitalisation at least that's a long-term investors' choice.

However, large market capitalisation and being the top coin isn't everything. DeFi coins are also a good choice