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I trusted big company that was creating the coin.
They weren't 100% honest about the launch and this fired back when coin entered the market as there were people with loads of coins and their dumped it making the price go low.
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Report it to bounties they are part of, I think bounty managers won't appreciate that kind of behaviour as people won't read this "reserved" type posts and probably will miss signature ad too.
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I wonder where does this money come from, I mean there are so many problems in different countries because lack of money yet people can get $20 000 000 000 out of pocket and invest into something so risky in volatile.
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I would suggest hardware wallet, I personally use Trezor and I feel pretty save.
Another option is to use offline computer, however there are some coins that don't have light wallets and you would need really powerful PC to use it as offline one.
And you can combine both offline computer and hardware wallet to further enhance security.
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You won't really increase coin value by only trading, there has to be some value in the coin that makes it desirable, bitcoin allowed fast decentralised transaction, ethereum smart contracts - if people will be buying because of such reason price will go up, but if holders will trade only between themself then we'll have zero sum game, pumping and dumping... OK, maybe it's not that bad if there is some underlying value in the coin and thanks to that it can thrive later, I don't know myself.
If I would believe in particular coin then I would buy a bit more if price is really low.
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But that's not according to original plan, right? I think originally it was going to start at the beginning of 2018 or even back in 2017, not sure, but not that late. I just thought I missed it's ICO/ it failed to start and it's game over. I'm interested personally but I don't have fiat money and cryptos are down so I'm not sure if I'm going to swap. |
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@ni23457, how about exposing a few more scammers by paying for advertising. Surprisingly, you only follow these russian guys! For me it would be interesting to see the banners of other scammers here. You can find the list here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0I guarantee that as soon as I see another banner, I will not to consider you a person who acts in his own interests, trying to look respectable. I think it's logical he's first trying to sort out his own affair - maybe if he gets his money back or lose all faith of that happening he'll become scam hunter and start doing what you're suggesting. But when there is still chance of getting his back he's focused on that, there is nothing strange in such behaviour. |
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Haha this is so cool, many times I was contemplating buying army cap with velcro patches if I would own one I would buy this for sure (if you would deliver to EU).
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Hahaha, great idea, good luck with sales. You should encourage buyers to post more photos of their signs "at work"  |
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I heard somewhere that being a mule is very rewarding job but also very dangerous: you can die or get arrested.  Ok, now seriously. We plan on deploying MuleChain Routes in 50 cities within 5 years. I don't get, why 50 cities within 5 years, why can't it work worldwide? And what countries are you planning to support first? |
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Make sure you have anounced the platform where your coin will be listed prior to presales and the accurate date, the exchange should be one among major plaftorms.
💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 Offer exchange so you can dump coins? Ok, if you're after another shitcoin then yeah, that's pretty important, nobody likes bagholding. I would prefer coin that doesn't hit exchange that soon but instead is being used by someone for something. |
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1 satoshi today, 10 litoshi tomorrow   Sorry, but I had to add my 2 cents (or sats or lits). I've seen this happen with one coin I invested in, I thought 1 sat was the very bottom but when there are no trades exchanges either de-list the coin (worst possibility) or pair it with lower valued coin like LTC instead BTC. So 1 sat is not the lowest price, remember. Sorry that I wrote this. |
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In Polish language there is saying "each rod has two ends" which means "there are two sides to every story".
Yeah, if something is getting easier to use then more people will use it and you can expect that some projects won't be that good.
Bun on the other hand it also means that some great projects that would otherwise be excluded because they couldn't afford blockchain programmers have their chance to make something great.
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Your idea is 100 times better than mine. I will edit my post right now. See if we can find a way to do it.
It's 100% doable as Bitcointa.lk was two way synchronised version of this forum, this would be much simpler. I can even imagine how could it be used... If I ever get better I'll look into it. |
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I was playing there maybe 2 years ago or so and since then I couldn't access my account, I mean I could log-in but couldn't do much else and I think they didn't respond to my question "what's going on" so I had to leave that bookie.
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The coin I'm talking about had no bounty program or ICO (nor premine), I mentioned it because it was under the radar of most people because it didn't have extensive promotion.
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Project Prey maybe? I know many years ago their were famous for being best tool for such purposes but I don't know how good are they now.
Portable electromagnetic bomb? I remember few years ago that idea of physically destroying stolen phones was widely discussed.
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Yes there is, for example Bristol, England - they do have their own currency which is accepted in many shops. Another city, Hull, was going to run their own cryptocurrency but I don't know how successful they are. Some cities popular with tourists also run their own currencies e.g. Polish Łeba. Interesting article: Local UK currenciesHmm. That is actually something interesting and I have not actually gotten to hear something like that before and apparently with this kind of thing, that is because it was generally accepted by the people within one specific niche if I may say just like you mentioned with the tourists in popular cities. Nonetheless, i feel it is still something that would not really fly that much. In that case, you should imagine the number of currencies that would actually be available in a single country and if you have to travel globally, how do you think people will be able to relate with themselves to even know what you are holding is a thing worth some value? Have you been to altcoin exchange lately?  There could be some universal currency like bitcoin... maybe bitcoin itself. Also, these local currencies are created by locals and for locals to avoid e.g. unfair rules associated with government printed money. I don't think they care that much about global acceptance. |
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Lepiej zapytaj w ich temacie bo tutaj to nie wiem czy jest chociaż jeden użytkownik tej monety korzystający z portfela androidowego.
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Decentralised social platform is good idea.
I'm not sure how much info about facebook censorship you have but it's BIG thing. Not even mentioning countries that censorship internet (yeah China, I'm talking to you).
20 years ago Internet was a decentralised network and that's why it thrived, now internet is in hands of giant companies and we need to move to something less controlled.
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