It is very possible and one of the most commonest thing in the industry. Hacks occur almost on a daily basis, a simple Google search will reveal the numerous cases online. Most hacks are caused by users being so careless as to proper care for their Pkey or mnemonics. Exposing these sensitive information by inputting them to phishing sites, could be a massive undoing and a costly price to pay.
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I think there are some decent ones out there that actually look good. Though NOT the traditional kind of staking, I think projects such as CATT, Anyone, MiracleTele that give out dividends just for holding or locking down their tokens for a period of time are worthy examples of altcoins with a reasonable staking plan. Fortunately, these are projects with decent teams and products. You can check them out.
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#Proof of authentication Joined Twitter, telegram and Signature Campaigns Bitcointalk Username: Invigorated Twitter link: https://twitter.com/Justclickbiz Telegram Username: @Eguisto
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Tool seems okay but I have seen my fair share of disappointments with trading tools and bots to trust them wholeheartedly. I will advice anyone to thread carefully and apply some high level of caution. These tools can fail you easily leaving you with so much regrets.
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Seriously, this issue of KYC has done far more evil than good with a lot of people falling victims to personal abuse, attacks as well as private life encroachment. These days, several of these companies tend to sell out kyc information to the highest bidders which makes it all the more highly risky. Rules governing crypto kyc have to be enacted to forestall any further negative occurrences.
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The developers and owners of bountyox have done a terrific job by coming up with yet another decent platform. However, I still think it is simply too early to start comparing publishox to steemit. Publishox possess some very exciting qualities and has tremendous potentials to get really useful but it is yet to get there and this will give its competitors and enemies the opportunity to pull level and certainly destroy it.
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The truth is, the events in the blockchain industry of 2017 may have been a one off situation in a pretty long time. Several millionaires were born as a result of the sudden bullish trend that lasted through the year into the earlier months of 2018. That game most investors a believe to think that subsequent years were going to be bullish as well, unfortunately, that hasn't happened and doesn't look like happening. However, there is still enough reason to be hopeful and I think the bullish run will come again, it's only a matter of time.
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I seriously doubt any coin/token can bring down btc dominance at the moment. Btc has gained so much reputation, solidity and use that, it will take a whole lot to distabilize its relevance and dominance. Other coins/tokens can only consolidate on its strength and leverage on its power to gain good growth.
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IEOs are simply another way carefully packaged to get investors buying and investing again. They may have come with some much better packaging and presentation but they are simply no different than ICOs. Sooner or later IEOs will find themselves where ICOs is at the moment. My advice is for people to thread cautiously and be mindful of how and what they invest.
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The first step towards this will be enacting regulations and laws as to the operations of the blockchain industry. It has been abused beyond control leading to several scams and atrocities perpetuated all in the name of floating crypto projects. If this is done and done right, then we will have eradicated over 75% of the problems currently bedevilling the industry.
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You have made a very valid point. I say this because I have seen this happen countless number of times with the most recent, the Populous project bounty. The allocation fixed for the bounty was trimmed down by over 25% all by the bounty manager. Even after several complains, no reason has been given and the worst part is, the bounty hunters have no option or say in this.
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Losses are part of learning and it does a great deal of good to a beginner. It helps you shape your trading future by making you become better and more successful. Every seasoned and professional trader today had in the course learning suffered one form of loss or the other. They are good today become they learnt from their failures in the past. Losing isn't all that bad.
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Truly, Enough of the ICO garbage! Most of them out there are complete rip offs and let downs giving crypto a really bad name. I have always been of the opinion that a project has to be vetted and certified okay before they are permitted to float an ICO. Unfortunately, this can only happen with regulations in place and that isn't happening any time soon.
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Oh well, if the conditions are right and everything is done is a sincere, transparent and secure atmosphere then why wouldn't I? After all crypto is meant to be accessible, free and accommodating to all who need help. I think with the right facilities, it could be a great way to further promote crypto adoption.
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I totally agree that the crypto space needs more stable coins. Stable coins bring in more stability and also boost investor confidence in the system. I am of the opinion that more stable coins will finally give the crypto industry much more recognition as people will most definitely think about investing more in the market.
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