It's 0 fees for November. Give it a chance. It just launched.

Most people use BTC for store of value and don't care about the fees anymore

So you are saying things like COSMOS, Polkadot or AION network can't live together with ETH?

Have you seen the futures price... I wouldn't worry about it too much. ETH had it's issues in the past. Look at where it is now.

Except bitcoin is mooning today

Any info out there about running ICO on alternative blockchains besides Ethereum? I know Tezos dedicated $50 Million to support the network but how about the rest?

 

My only worry is that the success of the project may not directly result in the appreciation of the ZRX token.  According to these guys "The value of the token is, in the long term, inversely related to the velocity of the token. Essentially there is no reason for any party to hold onto the token for more time than is necessary to execute a transaction. And we can imagine the more successful the project becomes the higher the velocity. And with no fees 0x will not have the ability to execute buy-backs to increase the value of the token." https://cryptobriefing.com/0x-token-zrx-progress-report/ What do you recon? I though you need ZRX to pay fees on relays?

It just hit $400 lol

BUYING BITCOIN WITH REGULAR ATMS?

It sounds a bit strange to walk up to a typical bank ATM and see an option to buy Bitcoin. Although that may not happen on a meaningful scale in the near future, the new partnership between Nautilus Hyosung and Just Cash heralds some major changes regardless. It is important to note this will not necessarily be a global rollout, as it seems this feature will be limited to South Korea for the time being. Being able to transact Bitcoin using regular ATMs will certainly be convenient.


More here: https://themerkle.com/south-korean-bank-atms-will-soon-receive-bitcoin-support/

Ethereum, the barely two years old digital currency, now processes more transactions than all other digital currencies combined, including bitcoin.

Ethereum currently processes 52.3% of all cryptocurrency transactions, followed by bitcoin at 33%, while Bitcoin Cash, currently third in market cap, is handling only 1.8% as pictured above.

More than half a million transactions were processed yesterday by ethereum, a level that is now becoming common for the platform, rising considerably since early last year when it stood at just 10,000.

More here: http://www.trustnodes.com/2017/11/22/ethereum-now-handles-transactions-digital-currencies-combined

These are very valid points but this time it provides liquidity for ERC-20 tokens which in my opinion is a whole different story. Thinking about all hyped up projects like MKR that need that liquidity.

When weak hands start buying in mass.

Just submitted. Good luck tomorrow guys!

Nothing so far is reflecting in the price though. I am quite suprised about this one. When is Polychain capital going to stop with their dump shenanigans.

The bounty rewards for this are very very low compared to other projects. But I guess that's a wise thing to do as there won't be many peope dumping coins afterwards.

Let's be honest. Valuations are higher. ETH and BTC are way higher. It's your job not to invest in shit ICOs.

For ETH and BTC the price is a function of adoption. If you look at the metrics you will see that ETH went up together with increase of ETH adresses, # of transations etc. Same with Bitcoin. For the rest of the coins is soo hard to tell if they are worth holding maybe apart from a few privacy coins. At current I don't think owning any coin apart from ICOs, ETH and BTC is wise.

Good luck.

Anybody else doing research on OPUS? I can't figure out whether that's an app or a protocol.
Opus token are first required to purchase decryption keys (Songs) from user contract to fan contract. To do this, a Fan can send OPT to the Opus smart contract whereby and automatically recieve the decryption key.
OPT can also be used by artists to promote their tracks indirectly through the artist bounty system
Looks like it's not a platform you can build things. So OPT is only valuable if the platform takes off.

For 0x hodlers. I did some research on Radar Relay decentralized exchange which launches at the end of the month. You need 0x to pay for fees. Given the global volumes of trading this can be massive. The big exchanges today make millions a day in fees. If things move more decentralized all the fees will be going to 0x holders instead. Just something to have in mind if you are wondering what to do with your tokens.

Coming from here: https://steemit.com/ico/@ggeorgiev/dying-startups-rushing-to-ico-so-that-vcs-can-get-some-of-their-money-back

"A plethora of zombie startups (no growth, stalling) will ICO over the next 18 months, often directly pushed by their VCs, to enable them to liquidate their positions. You can spot these a mile-off based on the lack of lock-in / vesting periods for existing investors."

What do you think? Will this really happen or do you think this is already the case for Kin ICO by KiK (https://kin.kik.com/)

Can you elaborate why they are shit and why Hives and Pillar are worth going into? It looks like you are just advertising.