More and more countries are planning to regulate ICOs. China, Canada, Russia,... I think this in an development nobody can stop. Do you think it is good or bad that ICOs will be more regulated in the near future? What positive and negative influences will it probably have?
I think there will be more investors like professional managed funds or even retirement funds which will invest into ICOs. The prices for ICOs will then become even more expensive and make it more difficult to make profits for small investors.
If it isnregulated it won't be decentralized anymore. What we must do as an investor is to be responsible and review an ICO and it's legitimacy for us to avoid getting scammed and supporting scam projects. Imagine, even a scam ICO takes their time and effort to conduct an ICO, web-design, fake white-paper, advertisement, bounty, announcements and etc. If no people are doing what they must, this scam developers will not even get a penny and would've wasted their time and effort. The possibility of them making another scam ICO with different names and scheme would be less likely to occur if they get no support from lazy investors. |
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It’s better if you just created a poll of this to closely monitor the result.
I’m just an occasional gambler where my friends invites me to play, or when I feel bored surfing online. Occasional gambler are not prone to addiction because they only play when they have free time, and have control with their self. I believe those who are on the “get rich quick scheme” and “Make money full time” are the most vulnerable for addiction, they see gambling as their main source of money.
I gamble to relieve some stress at the same time to socialize with my friends or to get to know new people. I know that gambling is not a good habit to start with, that is why I limit my self. I enjoy gambling this way, because if you see it as a way to earn money I think it is more of a pressure than enjoyment. |
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I have heard about BitcoinSv's delisting on binance but I don't think Kraken might follow. It has a big number of trading volume so I don't get their reason for delisting it. If it's true that they're removing shitcoins out of the market then I guess they still have a lot to delist.
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I hope coin cleansing would really happen since there are lots of shitcoins scattered in different wallets. Through it, we will be able to know which the real projects are and which are not. I think delisting Bsv isn't coin cleansing. I wish that they could do something to refresh the market and remove all the shitcoins.
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It depends on your location and a platform that you're going to use. You can also use coinbase pro where you can withdraw digital assets for free. There are also helpful techniques on the internet that you could use. Just be eager to do some research and try to look for a cheaper payment method.
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This one is educational and informative. It would be a guide for new traders these days especially those who are looking for helpful tools to learn about trading. Technical analysis is important in trading and if is being used by pro traders but even new traders could learn about it.
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I haven't tried this kind of strategy but I don't think selling 50% would be better. However, I don't want to complicate things. Though I'm managing my funds and my profit well, I don't want to set a specific strategy which I can't follow due to the market's volatility. I guess the basic strategy which is to buy low and sell high would still work better.
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I certainly agree with you. I guess that's the fair thing to do but I'm also sure that bounty managers won't do that for bounty participants. I guess some participants are doubtful to pass the Kyc requirements because they think that they're putting their private and personal information at risk. If bounty managers would pass the Kyc as well, participants would feel eased and confident to pass Kyc.
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As for me, bitcoin isn't following any cycles. It's volatile and unstable so we can't conclude that it's repeating the exact path as before. Though some historical cycles can be used to predict the future trend, I believe that no bitcoin cycle could repeat or could ever have the same version of itself.
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It's clear that every developer and team behind project want to make their own coin more and more popular but what they do for it? Lately as I see everyone tries to create dice website specially for their own coin.
What do you think, is this good strategy? Why don't they try to make shopping website which only supports their coin? Or something similar of ebates? Why only dice when there is huge demand on shops too.
Not at all, the best way to make a coin popular is team's active marketing, participation and communication to community, and development a project without real product won't survive the market. |
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I think it is one of the essential things in order to invest crypto.
Do you guys read daily crypto news?
I scan whatever I can in this forum, or if I hear something new in crypto I search for it. Being updated is important, especially if you are trading. |
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Are they going out of business?. Few store managers said they stopped paying OH/Fee's so they unplugged them. Really distraught about it to! Said easy bit called him a few times a week to troubleshoot and reset ect . but right now they have outstanding invoices !
I tried searching whether there are news or articles regarding this, however, I cannot find one. It may not be clear right now, must be that only few people are using ATM since the demand on bitcoin is not low at the moment, that is why stores unplugged them. Let's see what others may say about this. |
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Techcrunch“On 15 June 2019, we will discontinue P2P services on Messenger or through Facebook messages for all residents in the UK and France,” the company noted in a short statement on its main help page for the payments service. “While you won’t be able to exchange money with friends and family, you’ll still be able to complete other transactions through Facebook, such as making donations to charitable organisations.” ... Perhaps more interestingly, the company is reportedly working on a cryptocurrency that would allow for people on its messaging networks to send money to each other. If such a product really does get rolled out, it may be that Facebook would use that to become its primary P2P payment mechanism.
At some point these companies will realize that it is economically much more viable to support an open source technology for money transfer than to create something centralized. It has been clear, a year ago this had been going out a lot that Mark Zuckerburg is starting to study about cryptocurrecny and it can be applied to it's social media platform. Can't wait whether this will create a new hype in the market or will it be another shitcoin. |
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So, IEO is the recent trending topic in the crypto industry! People are very excited about IEOs, because, after a long time, IEO investors made a huge profit from it! But there is a problem too. By seeing the big hype and success of Binance IEO, many new exchanges are coming with their IEO sale! Therefore many low-grade exchanges are bringing IEO sale either! Do you think all those IEOs are worthy to invest? Hell no! Don't fall in the scam, don't be greedy! Most of the new exchange, low exchanges offerings IEO is nothing but a pure scam, they failed to raise money from the ICO sale, so they come in IEO to scam people again who don't like to read and research!
I think developers will never choose a platform for their IEO that is not trusted by users. They would more likely choose a platform which has a huge volume, or if not, a decent platform which will favor them since after IEO, investors can freely trade and make volume with the new coin. |
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Guys have someone tried Skylimitbet.com? Seems they have huge limits on sports and low divisions aswell anyone any experience?
Tried looking for a review about it, and found nothing. I suggest never to make a deposit on sportbooks if you are not sure of it's legitimacy. I've tried using a local sportsbook(unknown and I was newbie that time) before to bet on a boxing event and I wasn't able to get my winnings. |
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Definitely one of the reasons why ICO died. Most ICOs are scam which made legitimate ICOs fail. Last year only few ICOs succeed, most of them were extended because investors are keeping away from investing in ICOs since a lot of scam ICOs are increasing. Must be the reason why developers are looking for another way to fund their project thru IEO.
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It's just fine to be optimistic but expecting too much is unrealistic as well. We all know that Ethereum could rise high as it did before but I guess 1000x is too much for us. It's profitable and has good potential in the future but it has limits. All in all, people will still be lucky if this happens. Most holders and investors are holding Eth.
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It's really interesting and I'm more into hunting games but isn't it too hard to complete it? If it's legit and if we could really earn while playing without any rules to abide, then it means that even an ordinary teenager could earn bitcoins through it. I guess they have to go through trial and error procedure first.
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Did primedice affect your funds? We're having a little confusion here. Did you lose your funds or is it just your computer that is malfunctioning? Did you try to consult a computer technician because it sounds like you're trying to say that your computer is shutting down everytime you log in?
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I have been doing it for three years so I couldn't say that I know everything about trading but I gained now just profit but also lessons and knowledge. Well, I started trading only with my bounty rewards and I pursued trading by doing my own research. There were times where I failed and I faced regrets but I learned how to manage even my emotions in trading which helped me a lot especially when the market is down.
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