I find https://cointelegraph.com/ to be a pretty good news source for all things cryptocurrency related.

They also have an app available for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=coin.telegraph.android

Otherwise, I find that just hanging out on this forum is my best place for finding new information. Usually before it even hits those news sites. Hope that helps.

Yes, please provide a source of the rumor.

I've read some opinion pieces saying the regulation might be good in the long run for NEO such as this:
http://ethereumworldnews.com/china-regulations-towards-ico-positive-indicator-neo-antshres-chinese-ethereum/

I can't say I've seen anything that says what you're mentioning specifically, though.

I'd be very interested if you can provide any information supporting your claim, I'm holding onto some NEO currently.

You can also find them at this website: https://airdropalert.com/

I was just made aware of it though so I don't know how often it's updated and/or comprehensive it is. Otherwise, just scan the announcements forum like the previous poster suggested.

There's a handy-dandy chart available a ways back: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2153950.msg21701922#msg21701922

But as the previous poster pointed out, basically the longer you wait, the less your Minereum will buy.

For the Trezor, it looks like it's Zcash, Litecoin, Dash and Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, and all ERC-20 tokens:

https://blog.trezor.io/guides/home


The list for the Ledger Nano S can be found here:

http://support.ledgerwallet.com/knowledge_base/topics/which-altcoins-are-supported-by-the-nano-s-and-the-blue

Hope that helps answer your question!

Yes, I think it would make a better analogy if you changed the premise to that particular set up.

Understood about the data - that can be brutal. It's well worth the watch though. Very straightforward and understandable even without a math/technology background.

Like others have said - depends on the coin/token.

If I like what I see as far as the Dev's and the community - I'll hold. That's currently what I'm doing with DeepOnion and Minereum.

If it's just a freebie that doesn't look like it's going much of anywhere I'll try to time my exit to make a little bit of extra btc.

Can't say I've always made the right choices on that though, but I always remember that I got it for free and try not to beat myself up too much if I make a mistake.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you need to have an account registered on or before July 12th 2017.

You can check out the official forums at www.deeponion.org to find other ways to participate, though.

Best of luck!

The biggest hole that I can find in your explanation is that Starbucks' rewards program is centralized whereas most crypto's are de-centralized.

This is my favorite video explaining the blockchain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBC-nXj3Ng4&feature=youtu.be

I think it does a great job of breaking it down into easy to understand information. If your friend has half an hour, I'd send him that to get a basic idea of what's going on.

I completely agree. I would love to see some of it used to get Minereum and Artemine on a decent exchange and to have some actual marketing. Both these tokens have potential, but as has been mentioned numerous times, it doesn't really matter if no one knows about them.

To be completely honest with you - It depends.

If it's an ICO and I'm spending my own hard earned cash then you'd better believe I'm reading the whitepaper, looking at the Devs, checking the pulse of the community, etc.

If it's not an ICO but an airdrop (Not the question, I know) - then I'll jump right in and catch up on the details later. Once the whitepaper is posted and I have an idea what the community behind the coin is then I'll decide if I'm going to hodl or flip it for btc.

That's a really vague question, but the vague answer is that it depends. Generally speaking, the more you're willing to pay for the transaction, the faster the transaction will be verified and vice versa.

See here for some more info:

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees

Try this link:

https://etherdelta.com/#0xba54621876dfca50d15705201a5c3b12949b2a79-ETH

Alternatively, go to https://etherdelta.com/#MTH-ETH and from the drop down select 'Other' and then put:

Address: 0xba54621876dfca50d15705201a5c3b12949b2a79
Name: URHOC
Decimals: 8

I don't think there's much activity there, but it's the only exchange I'm aware of. Alternatively, you can find the trading thread here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2071309.0

That is correct, genesis addresses can not receive Minereum. If you send it to a genesis address, your MNE will be lost.

The easiest thing to do would be to just create a new myetherwallet address and send it there if you're not interested in keeping it in the Livecoin wallet.

Well, if I had to venture a guess - looking at your recent post history, I would imagine the rejection was because of burst posting.

See the information here:

https://www.deeponion.org/community/threads/burst-posting.1459/#post-25360

If you're referring to the bitcointalk android app, I don't think that's an 'official' app and it doesn't look like it's been updated in quite some time. I'd honestly be wary of providing my log in details with a third party app. A password change might not be a bad idea.

There's a countdown timer on the main www.artemine.org homepage if you scroll down a bit - currently about 6hrs and 10 minutes remaining.

Personally, I think it's a great time to 'back up the truck' as they say.

News from China is causing some panic, but I don't expect it to last. The crypto cat is out of the bag and there's no stuffing it back in.

In a month or two, we'll be looking back wishing we could buy in at these numbers.

I honestly don't think that the amount of the investment should affect what you invest in.

Sure, if you invest in an altcoin that's early on, you might see higher percentage gains, but you should really do the research and just invest in what interests you.

If you like btc, buy $50 of it; if you like eth, buy $50 of it.

That being said, XRP is really cheap right now and you could get a decent amount for $50. Some don't like how centralized it is, but I do think it will have pretty impressive growth in the future.

I have to admit, the balance is a bit harder than I initially anticipated. I work a full day and can be very busy depending on the situation.

Even so, I find that I've got enough downtime in my work day to make a post here and there which keeps me qualified for the signature campaign I'm currently a part of. I think it all comes down to the question of how much is your time worth? If you believe in the campaign, you'll find the time.