I've already applied to do the Greek translation, please confirm. Thank you.


SORRY, wrong Portfolio Link this is the correct one:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jlc3nSzSHPg3Iz2XOpsOjTyl5rdsqE0H/view?usp=sharing

This is a nice post. In my opinion, an exchange should let you deposit and withdraw fiat, should have low transaction / withdraw /deposit fees and must have a good network connection in order to let you transact without problems. The last one is the most important. We all know the frustration we have when we want to sell at a specific moment and the exchange webpage doesn't respond because the network was crowded. Anonymity is not possible if you want to use fiat money. If you don't need to use fiat a decentralized exchange is probably a much better option.

MEW is safe as long as you keep your computer safe. Usually when I'm reading about hacker attacks always there is a problem with the victim's computer which was compromised. Some of them use it for gaming torrents and exchanges. Another one had all his coins in one app and used his phone in open WIFI.
What I want to say is that we must be very careful, if you can't have a 2nd PC just for transactions, buy a hardware wallet or use paper wallets, but don't blame MEW or other wallets.

I do thank you for your answer, I have already done the one-pager and the pitch deck.
Please check these links:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O9-dxh0ykRJr0Af6Pu-69oJ8oQg5wM2u/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZXLIxwapDqR2CTNq9ntaenHkYHNs_-lp/view?usp=sharing

Take care.

All coins mentioned are very very good. But if I were you, I would invest in more than one coin. They say it is not good to keep all the eggs in the same basket.
So it would be better to choose a number of coins and split equally your money to them. Store them in paper wallets keep the private keys safe and just forget them.
Be sure you make a plan on how long you want to keep them and don't be tempted to sell them.

Both coins are good for transactions because they have low fees.
I would choose both coins because in business you have to be ready to accept anything that your customer has to offer.
But if I had to pick one of them I would choose Litecoin. I am a little bit sceptical on how the Ethereum blockchain will manage a so huge number of data with so many smart contracts and coin transactions running (forever) on it.
This is my concern otherwise both are perfect altcoins.

I like Litecoin and I always considered it as a decent coin. Actually, I bought it because it had a good price.
I've never regretted, the coin's price doubled and tripled many times but it seems that it was somehow stuck and I thought that it hadn't anything else to give.
Litepay is an innovation in the cryptocurrencies and I believe that it will inspire other coins too, for better ideas.
I am very positive and I believe it can boost the price much higher.

The safest way to keep your cryptocurrency is paper wallets. If you are a holder and do not use your coins, you can make a wallet in an offline PC, or by booting your computer using a Linux cd. I used another way because I have a Raspberry Pi.
I've created a new Raspbian version and I've downloaded the wallets then unplugged it from the internet, and when I was ready with the addresses I've formatted the mini SD card. If you make transactions it is better to use a hot wallet - cold wallet combination.
A hardware wallet is a good option too.

I think the best is to have a plan and stick to it. For example, you can pick 2 - 3 coins or more and invest some money in them.
If you want to invest long term, it is easy, make some offline addresses (ex. paper wallets) send the money from the exchange, and forget them (except you private nr).
Then you can decide to invest (let say $100 each month) if later you find a new coin interesting, and read a lot for it, just buy it and you'll have one more in your portfolio.
The question, how long to keep the investment, depends on your needs. The majority says 5 to 10 years.
I say if your investment is enough to buy a house and you live on rent, then buy the house, it is a better investment.

First of all check the wallet's address again, in order to be sure that you have given the correct number.
Then connect to the blockchain explorer of your coin) giving your address in order to check the balance.
The transactions need some time in order to send the money. If you still your balance is zero, the best you have to do is to contact Cryptopia and tell your problem.
I hope that your PC wasn't compromised and the wallet you've downloaded was the correct and not a copy.

Bitcoin is the first crypto ever created and this is the reason that makes it popular. It is the first thing people think when they hear about digital currency.
When I found out this forum, I didn't know there were other digital coins too. It was also the first coin I have ever bought.
I believe more or less this pattern of behaviour, like mine, is the most common among people.
I don't believe there are useless alts unless those created for profit. or the decentralized ones that we all know (more or less) who they are.

Ethereum is, in my opinion, the most important existing coin. Bitcoin is the father of all cryptos and worths our respect, but the ability of smart contracts can easily launch Ethereum to much higher prices than 10K. Unfortunately, there are other coins able for smart contracts too and that thing can slow up Ethereum to reach a higher price.
Another disadvantage is that Ethereum seems to be somehow connected with the Bitcoin (as all the rest alts) and its price is stuck.

They say, it is not wise to keep all the eggs in the same basket. You can say the same about investments.
If you want to be a holder, I would suggest to divide your portfolio into many parts and buy more than 2 or 3 good coins and keep them safe in your off-line wallet.
If you intent to be a day trader i think you can buy more, in order to get advantage of the volatility of their price.
It is not an easy task and soon you'll find out that not all people can to be traders.

I believe that a dedicated computer just for your wallet and your transactions is the best option. I don't think that Linux is better than Windows.
If you have one PC for games, torrent cracked programs and your transactions you have many possibilities to be the next victim.
Linux has the advantage to be free and there are versions running on older computers.
Read about cold - hot wallets, how to use them and what a safe transaction means and you'll be alright. It is not a rocket science...

I think, that almost all smart contracts are published on GitHub, but that doesn't make them more trustful.
You probably know that the majority of the investors don't know how to read the code. Even if an ICO doesn't publish their smart contract, it would be better to read the white book of the ICO, to check their webpage (if there are any phone numbers to call, emails, address etc) and check the names of the team. Do they exist? Do they have a profile on Linkedin? Any followers?
If you search this forum, you'll find more information.

I suppose it is going to be bigger and bigger. A normal 8086 PC back in 1989 had just a floppy disk or two.
If you wanted a 25mb Hard Disk, you should pay extra for it, and it was very expensive. A simple web browser today has much more than 25mb.
If you buy a PC today, you'll probably have a 1 TB HD or more.
What I want to say is that as the technology evolves, HD's became bigger, less expensive and available for applications like blockchain.

The Blockchain records only the transactions and the new coins created by the miners. If you type one by one all the addresses that can ever exist, it will return 0 or a number (the existing amount of coins). When you create an address online or offline the blockchain doesn't know it.
If you transfer a coin to this address then it will record it and will return the transferred value or the sum of the address.
I hope I have helped.

This is one of the useful posts I have read on this forum. I confess that many of what you have written was completely new to me.
By reading it I recognize many of the mistakes I have made so far myself due to lack of experience.
Nevertheless, I believe luck plays an important role in whether someone will make a profit or not because many good bounties do not have a good development and then fail.
Even a good manager cannot save a good bounty.