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How to know if your website look trusted and what guarantee for your website become most recommendation site for investing and trading bitcoin or altcoin, I check your website looks new with cryptocurrency and not popular with other website, I will trust with some website after get recommendation and many proof way from other investor about trusted your website.
My site is strictly for helping people learn about Bitcoin. There is no "trading" or "investing" to be done on bitrawr. It's strictly a helpful guide for newcommers. |
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Well, I must admit that the website looks pretty well. There are few things you can add to make it more useful.
1. I see you have listed the hardware wallets available for bitcoin. But setting up a hardware wallet is a pain for newbies. You may want to add a step by step guide with screenshots on this subject.
2. The mining section is very well written but misses a guide to set up miner. I know it's a pain point for many wannabe miners. And don't just limit the scope on bitcoin. Rather add as many coins you want.
3. Don't focus much on recent news and events because we already have a lots of websites for that. Rather make it more like a tutorial website where people can visit to learn. It's a gap in the crypto market currently.
I really like your website and appreciate your sincere effort. We need more crypto supporters like you.
Thanks for checking it out and giving me feedback! That's exactly the goal with the site is to give users a tutorial step-by-step guide on wallets, mining, etc. I'm glad you like it, means a lot. I hope to continue building and expanding this site. Any help would be much appreciated. |
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Hello, my name is Alon and as the title suggests, I created a website to help new users traverse the bitcoin landscape. Trusted exchanges, secure wallets, nearest ATMs, most efficient mining equipment, and more. Took me a good 6 months but I'm hoping it pays off and helps some people. The site is www.bitrawr.comI welcome any and all heart-breaking criticism. |
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As the title suggests, my name is Alon and I created a website to help new users traverse the bitcoin landscape. Trusted exchanges, secure wallets, nearest ATMs, most efficient mining equipment, and more. Took me a good 6 months but I'm hoping it pays off and helps some people. The site is www.bitrawr.comI welcome any and all heart-breaking criticism. |
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Ethereum has over 2000 dApps while other competitor chains currently hover around 300.
It's easy to look at this sole statistic and disregard the rest, but we need to look a little deeper.
For both scalability and decentralization to occur, blockchains must be designed to store the minimum amount of information needed to verify future transaction validity.
Can any competitor come in easy and dethrone Ethereum due to its only advantage as a first mover?
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Finding a solution for the prohibitive cost of RAM would open up the EOS blockchain for a rich set of complex, interactive dApps to materialize and scale. In July, following the mainnet launch, the price of EOS RAM shot up to over $4 million a gigabyte, while ordinary RAM purchased elsewhere a mere $11 per GB. Since all the information needs to be replicated across every node on the network, the cost of adding a gigabyte of RAM has to be multiplied by the number of nodes. Furthermore, precious RAM resources are limited in supply, with a current total of 93GB available for the entire network. All it takes is a handful of dApps needing gigabytes of RAM and the supply becomes completely drained while the price of RAM skyrockets, making it inaccessible to most dev teams. Soon, every single dApp developer will be able to scale their applications. https://medium.com/@liquideos/unpacking-ram-the-scarce-database-of-the-eos-blockchain-e6315fadd9ee |
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Is this a slow ease into the mainstream for crypto? More and more articles and recognition like this push crypto, as it's seen as an emerging sector, and then Bitcoin obviously into the mainstream. Check it out |
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I personally don't think that some random uptrend in the market will have people blindly investing in vaporware again. We all had our fun gambling, but now it's down to business and seeing where blockchain can take us. Many of the projects that already had their crowdfunding in the golden era have released products like Bancor while others are still being produced . I even wrote about how 36/100 projects actually have working products that can be used right now, by you. https://medium.com/theblock1/top-5-working-products-in-blockchain-updated-october-2018-9b18548bf8fcGoing forward, I'd like to see a down-trend in ICO funding and up-trend in useful products being released to the community. FYI, it is possible to release a product and then raise funds. |
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BancorX - the first decentralized cross-chain liquidity network supporting both the Ethereum and EOS Main Nets
The first EOS-based tokens that will go live on BancorX:
Everipedia (IQ) — blockchain-based encyclopedia
MEET.ONE (MEET) — EOS wallet and EOS sidechain
HireVibe (HVT) — jobs dApp powered by crowdsourcing
Lumeos (LUME) — decentralized social platform
MyCryptoBank (MCB) — crypto-fiat online bank
Chaince (CET) — blockchain asset trading platform
COART (COAT) — specialized EOS platform for the art market
Prospectors Gold (PGL) — multiplayer online economic strategy game
HorusPay (HORUS) — decentralized global payroll portal
DEOS (DEOS) — decentralized EOS-based games
KARMA (KARMA) — decentralized social network that incentivizes users to do good
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What's wrong with mainstream forms of advertising? Especially if it's for the discovery of cryptocurrency? Doesn't have to necessarily be Bancor's token BNT. If you go to their homepage you will see a list of hundreds of ERC20 tokens. It's a win/win for everyone in my opinion.
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A lot of great innovation happening in between the bubbles. Ethereum updates, Augur, EOS launch, BancorX, etc. Innovation always occurs during lulls, and then the hype train comes along.
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Will a cross-chain DEX help bring EOS tokens to the same level of liquidity and users as ERC20 tokens have?
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I remember when Bancor came out and I began using their erc20 --> erc20 token swap. It was something new that I never saw in crypto and began my dive into DEX's. Started recommending it to my friends, and tried to veer everyone away from centralized exchanges.
However, a sudden surge of about 50 DEX's have emerged all claiming to be the next greatest thing. Competition is great, but replication is redundant.
What is your take on DEX's? Can the vast majority of new DEX's compete with OG's like Bancor, IDEX, etc?
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