The site can be found here. The thread on the forums is kinda abandoned, but you can always check their Telegram, they're pretty active.

It's funny how crypto enthusiasts are suggesting Ripple, that we all know that is centralized and basically not much different from the banking system.

Stop looking at CoinMarketCap while taking a decision on your investments. It really doesn't mean much because the hype is all over the crypto scene.

I would say that BTC, ETH, and Tezos are the way to go right now. Tezos is not going to boom anytime soon but the development is definitely active. ETH is going POS, and that should make people buy more of it, and as for BTC, it's simply the king and not to mention that the block halving will occur next year (around May) so everyone will be buying more.

I'm going to give imToken a try and close the thread because apparently, most people who answered didn't even read the OP to start with and they are just spamming. Coinbase, Blockchain, Jaxx, and Coinomi are not open source wallets, which is what I requested...

Even with the big user base that these coins have, it seems like secure options to store these coins are nowhere to find so most of people store them in exchanges.

Is anyone aware of any Stablecoin that can easily be stored in an open source wallet (desktop/Android) or HW wallet?

I'm looking for something secure and safe, which means preferably open source. I managed to found MEWConnect which is basically the phone version for Myetherwallet. Are there any other options that I should consider?

I know there are TenX and Monaco out there, but I'm not sure how profitable are they to hold them and earn from the fees? (If that's in action).

I'm not interested in the cards themselves as I know most of them failed to go worldwide, but mostly in holding the coin to gain fees because apparently, that's the model these cards use. Would appreciate If you could list some other projects out there as well.

Do you have any exchanges in mind or basically made a partnership with to be listed on or is it too early for that?

Regardless of the price and trading volume, I must say that I have so much respect for the team behind this project. Since they manage to raise the funds, they didn't fail to keep the users updated about the current state of the development, etc. which means that they care about the investors and also going to deliver something. That's sadly not something that can be said about many projects out there these days.

It's very accurate. I wouldn't suggest PHP for this kind of projects, or for anything else that you're planning to host for the world to see really. I would recommend going with NodeJS, both fast and scalable, especially compared to Ruby.

Bumping this thread is just becoming a free advertisement for this scam, I suggest everyone to stop doing it. A project that raised 50 million dollars and yet didn't manage to deliver anything yet or get listed into real exchanges is not worth looking at.

You can withdraw up to 3 BTC per day as shown below, and more If you decide to verify your identity.



For me, the reason why they don't have many users is because of the supported coins. They should start adding new coins (ones that finish ICOs) instead of listing old ones, that way they know they'll gain a new userbase each time, whom will probably stay If the exchange is half decent.

The ETH rate is more accurate. It's pretty much dead though, I'm not sure If the platform allows you to withdraw your funds, If it does, try to exchange them at Livecoin, that's the only place where the coin is currently being traded on.

Yes. It's exactly like Changelly and ShapeShift. Not to mention that you might need to do KYC probably so it's not worth adding.

If you read the thread, you would've understood that I'm not referring to strong coins like ETH, but yeah, I doubt ETH will be 400$ anytime soon. At least, not without BTC increasing as well so If you're referring to a flippening like some people are, that's unlikely.

Could someone please confirm that this website is still working? I have some coins that I want to retrieve but I can see that OP hasn't been active since April and the thread is basically abandoned.

I've seen a few posts the last few hours where people are saying that people are switching to ETH and that's why it's increasing right now while BTC is declining a bit.

Just wanted to give my opinion about this matter, BTC and ETH are not meant to be for the same purpose to start with, one is meant to build applications on and the other is a digital cash system. Therefore, a flippening is not going to happen.

I haven't checked this thread for a while, do you guys have an idea whether they are still distributing the coin each month for bitcoin holders?

It's not necessarily the case, especially If you're looking at the first page. If we take a look at Litecoin for example:



The only reason why it's showing green is that Bitcoin went up but If you look at the price in Satoshi, it's going down and that's exactly what you should be looking at.

I know there are plenty of other multicoin wallets options out there like Coinomi but have there been some critical issues with Jaxx? I'm no longer spotting threads about the wallet on the forums as If no one is using it anymore.

The truth is that there will be no ETH killer app and even If there is, it will definitely not be a token built on the Ethereum blockchain... assuming that you're referring to Engima like most of us guessed.

Why there will be no next ETH? for the simple reason that the community (users and developers) is simply too big so there will be always improvements, and changes done to the code that will surpass other coins out there.