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I believe that KYC requirement is mainly for protection of project founders from existing or future government regulations. Many ICOs originally never planned to require KYC from generosity campaigners but have to change rules for the same reason I already stated.
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I do not see it happening also but no one can really tell. Anything can happen in two years, new developments and new favorable regulations can easily pump the market. Remember that time when $1K increase can happen in just 1 day? It may actually happen again.
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This is quite funny to be honest. A one or two days green candle and people start asking about bull run. The next day when the market crashes again, you see people say market is dying  I do not see anything that will trigger a market rally until 2019 with the launch of Bakkt and maybe ethereum 2.0 |
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My expectation is that new ICOs will have better concepts and not just copycats of established projects. Another is that all start up projects will have a working product or an MVP even before starting a token sale.
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You must understand that Crypto is also a market place of opinions or ideas. Everyone, be it a professional or a newbie, is free to express what they think or feel will happen in the next days and you are also free to believe it or not. There's no deception there.
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Not sure I get it but are you planning to start a project of your own and get funding thru an ICO?
Nothing wrong with that but it might be better if you start working for an existing project already to gain more experience befor having your own.
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True. No campaign should prevent participants of leaving if they themselves were not able to meet the terms. The non-addition of tokens to the bounty pool makes it even worse. Good thing I saw this short campaign by Encrybit, it is way better than those 20-week long bounties.
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This must be the first time you got into this situation. Many are experiencing the same, some maybe even worse than yours. Unless you have some kind of an emergency situation where you need to cash out, just hold your coins. It is unlikely to have a rally this year but 2019, where many expect a recovery, is not that far either.
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Is it a good idea to introduce cryptocurrencies in the financial systems of the world's countries? Wasn't this the goal? It feels good to be finally reading something worthy about cryptocurrencies. This sounds positive for bitcoin and crypto as a whole but some may still oppose this idea as it appears that the Central bank will be the regulatory body here. |
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My point is that Ripple replaces Ethereum whether there will be major changes in the future, such as whether all ICOs will use Ripple as a payment from their ICO to replace payments using Ethereum and all exchanges will use Ripple (XRP) as a payment to buy or sell altcoins on the exchange. I personally do not like Ripple but this is crypto, anything could happen. Developers/Founders or Exchange Owners might consider this sooner if they see a continues growth in XRP. Although I ma not sure if the current CMC rank plays a role in making that decision. |
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Well that's something I never really thought about until you brought it up. It's a possible scenario given that Ripple has not been affected by this market crash. Personally I prefer ETH and would never touch XRP Right on. I am a bit disappointed with what's happening with the recent price drop and the delay of ethereum 2.0 but despite that, I would never touch or trade XRP. |
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I like number one. I had this problem before. I get too attached to a coin to a point of not willing to sell while watching the price fall down. Only to complain after getting rekt  It was a tough lesson but it is definitely a good one. |
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so what we can do now to minimize our losses other than saying the words HODLing as a community? Don't just say HODL. Just HODL. There's just no other way. Unless you want to be a daredevil and day trade at this time. If you cannot stomach the market crashing then just stay away from your computer or uninstall all your crypto apps |
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I do not think any announcements would matter at this point. As long as Bitcoin has not stabilized or continue to go down, expect most altcoins (even Eth) to go down with it. |
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When there's a huge transfer of BTC, a lot of people suspects it is satoshi's It does not make sense at all. Why would he/she allow bitcoin (his/her own creation) to crash? If he/she wanted to sell, then at $10K above would have been a better price. |
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Firstly, i am not a financial Advisor but please do take this tip seriously. BTC has gone all the way down from $6k to $4529 this morning. People are in great loss. so to avoid further losses. sell now.. i believe some people will listen to me
Well, this was surely not the popular advice that everybody was expecting I suggest you stop giving any advice to people. Let them hold till moon or grave and let them sell at whatever price they want. It's their own bitcoin/s. |
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If this is the definition of scam we are going to take Scam means if you don't receive tokens at all according to the initial rules when you joined.
then I say I got scammed many times already. As to percentage, it's more or less 50%. I have not receive any payment from the first few campaigns I joined when I was starting. I still get scammed until now but the number has been reduced significantly. |
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Many are still bullish despite the recent dumping. Some are even speculating that it is a last whale move to accumulate this year before the pumping begins. At any rate, I am content on watching and waiting what will happen to the market on the remainder of the year. If it does not happen this year, it should be on 2019.
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