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They are correct with their assumptions though! Hard to argue against what they are saying and despite the fact they are echoing these thoughts many are having, it doesn't mean the bubble will burst overnight. It might take months or even years but they are correct in assuming it will burst eventually.
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I got the same problem 1 month ago, when I went to ED. 2 Days to whitedraw coins on it ,with an extreme rate of gas...It was my last time. I do not advice to trade with them.
What did you expect? That is how a DEX works, but if you want to adjust the gas (gwei) you can and to begin with it is set to 4 gwei which is standard. Don't know how much cheaper you want to transact with... Any DEX fwiw is going to have the same costs, it isn't just EtherDelta. |
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Binance is indifferent to whether the bubble bursts or not, it is the investors who care and they aren't entirely wrong. Now it may be a conflict of interest for them to state this, but seeing how their is no regulatory body to overlook the whole industry it is fair game. Bring on the burst I say, and humble those who are involved right now.
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What the above poster said plus if you want to see how much Ethereum has come in and out (which Ethplorer doesn't show when and how much) go to Etherscan and check that website, it will have more details.
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Does anybody know what we need to be able to vote on Bibox? Do we need an account or Bibox Token? Would be good to inform the community so we are all prepared the day of.
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Nicely stated, i think these are the basic rules for trading but a couple more can be added like never invest more than you can afford to loose, never put all your eggs in the same basket, moreover, diversification can help you get a balanced and less risky portfolio.
Building on that, don't invest when you take out a loan. Sounds simple but I know a handful of people who have conducted themselves this way and it could pay off, but if it doesn't your life is pretty wrecked. That is how people commit suicide. |
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First we will pass an important document (Passport, ID) that has all your location information. This could lead to hacking informations about us and use it into some illegal purposes. I do really don't want to take KYC, but for bounty purposes this is really needed and required into some ICO's. I really don't know why do they need to require it in order to receive your stakes on bounty campaigns. I know that it is for investors identity verification only but even for them why do they need to fill up KYC? Why do they need to verify the investors identity? And KYC is still not a solution to prevent multiple participants on an ICO. What if they used their friends or relatives ID and information in order to passed KYC? Am I right?
You are pretty much spot on with your assumptions, it doesn't help the ICO much, and it really doesn't weed out scammers much. All it does is concentrate sensitive data in one spot so that hackers can hit the jackpot. I see no real reason for it other than being greedy and withholding bounties, in order to take more bounties for the team. That is what happened with TokenPay (scam), and a couple of other bounty projects I have seen around these forums. |
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Try investing into newer exchanges that are coming around, if any of those take off like Binance did then you would be sitting on a pretty penny to say the least.
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Sure they could go from 60 cents to $3 but they could also go from 60 cents to 20 cents overnight if some of the people will large amounts of supply release it. I don't know why people keep insisting Ripple is a sleeping giant, or the next big thing because all signs point to your gonna get screwed unless you time it absolutely correct. I don't play that game, and good luck to you if you do.
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Probably not outright scams as most of them intend to build something. But after not building anything, or giving up easily then yeah I suppose 90%+ are "scams". It is hardly a scam though if the coin or token comes to market and you have a chance to get out, thats why I feel the title is misleading although it may be somewhat true.
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DeepOnion Listed On Coinexchange.io Btc/ Eth Markets
We are happy to inform you that DeepOnion is now available to trade at https://www.coinexchange.io.
You can trade in both BTC and ETH pairs.
Have a good time trading and more exchanges are coming soon!
Stay tuned! Wow  thanks for the big news  Glad to see this project on this great exchange. Looking forward to more exchanges! Let's go for it. I wouldn't go as far as saying its a great exchange, but it certainly is a start. I too myself look forward to when Onion prices raise, but they will in due time thanks to the hardworking nature of the dev team! #notworried |
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Holding all your money in altcoins would be extremely risky and I wouldn't practice that unless the whole market is booming. Until then at least have 50% of your holdings be BTC, any less would be reckless in my eyes.
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Hide your wife, hide your cards cause everything getting liquidated for this ICO. I feel really good about it guys seriously, lets go all in!  . |
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My top three tokens would be focused around new exchanges and how those can provide discounts and growth. For that reason I am focused on Bibox Token, Huobi Token, and Binance Coin. Let's not forget where all these coins and tokens originated from now, any coincidence? I think not  |
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Just as quickly as you went down you can go up and you should know that because of your over 10x rise recently. Don't look at how old the coins are, but yet look at what they can do for you. If they seem useless then get out of them, but if they seem like they can provide future value then remain because next big bull run they should go up in price given solid fundamentals.
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I am not as bullish as your stance, but I do believe we will get closer to 1 trillion every month for the next 5 months after May.
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The idea is fabulous, I have been collecting for over 6 months now. Don't have a lot of coins, but if it ever pickups it will be worth something. Right now you can buy joker stuff but that could change really quick and the platform could have more legitimate items later this year.
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I avoid these ICOs and think they are only doing a disservice to those who do join them in the long run. Of course not every ICO will mishandle your information or get hacked, but the ones that do it won't be fair to all those innocent individuals. This is why I avoid ICOs that demand KYC, it is not necessary in the slightest.
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Your disclaimer was almost correct, but the fact that you make the assumption only US persons are effected is incorrect. When the SEC makes a move against a coin or announces certain coins are securities that will effect the overall market. Take for instance the latest inquiry about whether Ethereum was a security. If it were determined that Ethereum was in fact a security then the whole market would have been effected, not only the people who have ETH in the USA. Also in another example Centra has been taken down and that could negatively effect crypto card coins or tokens, despite the fact they have down nothing wrong. There is a ripple effect here and it cannot be ignored I believe.
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The Merit system is broken, very few people actually send merit to valuable posts, the vast majority of it gets circulated between old timers who know eachother personally on
the forum, and it doesn't help that most of these guys are on the Bitcoin related forums;
so while altcoin proponents now probably outnumber the Bitcoin maximalists, the merit distribution is disproportionately in favor of Bitcoin sympathizers...
Pretty much truth although the merit distribution was broken down and a fair amount of them are given in altcoins;sad to say those points are given to thread creators and not content creators. What can you do though, don't complain about the system move on and lead a life that doesn't focus on bitcointalk.org as the nucleus of your day. |
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