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It seems the op is the owner of the advertised site. I don't see why he would be posting from a second account which has made just three posts if he were really genuine. This is an indication to scam. Bro, you can come out clean by dropping that shell.
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I think better buy from ico. because have good price then after listed on market.
This is not true any more now. You can check the coin market listing and you will be surprised to find out that new cryptocurrencies coming to the market come cheaper than at the ICO price. It is better to buy after the ICO. |
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When are we due for the docademic tokens? It is over a month now since campaign closed or am I the only one who has not received the token yet? I asked this because I saw another signature campaign thread opened for docademics.
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Hi All,
I need your help and opinions.. I have $150 and might even go up to $250.. Should I invest in NEO or Ripple? Which would give the best Return
There is no ground to compare ripple with a NEO. No ground at all. If you want to invest in ripple you can wait till the price falls to $0.20 but not now. NEO will give you a better profit. However, your $150 can only buy you one unit of NEO at the moment. It's a reputable Chinese coin and has a lot of hype to earn its holders profit. |
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What does anyone obeying the KYC stipulation expect by the way? I know one way or the other this vital information supplied is likely to get into a wrong hand one day. Don't we have it with our e-mail addresses getting junk mails from sites which got them from the data bases of sites we visited and submitted forms to? It is simple reasoning and I am not so much surprised this could happen.
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Japan is originator of bitcoin and they are promote cryptocurrency mostly. in future many other countries are interested to trade with bitcoin and cryptocurrency just you need to wait for see that.
Is it Japan really? I read an article that placed the origin of bitcoin at the doorstep of the FBI in America. The article also pointed out that Satoshi Nakamoto wasn't the real name of the originator too. That is by the way, the whole world look up to Japan to keep dictating the pace for bitcoin following the premature way China denounced it. While we take a look at countries accepting bitcoin, we can also mention countries that are not likely/ will never accept bitcoin. |
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People in Nigeria who have crypto just need to move from this country. I would do that in their place. Best decision.
Move where? Just because of a warning that is not yet even a ban? Easier said than done or you think migrating to other country is an easy task, right? But what would anyone expect from a Central Bank coming from Africa where mediocrity is king. The warning is even coming too late. |
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The news coming out of Russia and Venezuela should be enough to strengthen the faith of panic sellers and the feeble at heart that bitcoin and cryptocurrency have come to stay and that no matter the fall now, the coins will bounce back. Just like in 2017, July should see a spike again this year. And I strongly believe the Russia news will be instrumental this year to btc price level.
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This is the real problem with most ether based tokens. It's either they are shitcoins or they never get listed at the end. But iost is already on binance. You can sell it off there. The Binance exchange is a good one. Also, you can contact this user here, Jamalasez, in this forum to buy the tokens off you. I haven't done business with him before but I have read a thread where he buys off ICO tokens off people. You can find any token you want (as long as It's not new) in CoinMarketCap then head to the 'Markets' tab, you will find all exchanges where It's being traded.
Not every token existing makes it to the coinmarketcap. The coin will need a high trading volume before it can be listed there. |
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You have to understand first that both concepts are not the same. Bounty participation does not cost you any financial involvement but participating in an ICO does. For bounties, one could undertake a task and get coin reward at the end or get the coin for free without doing any task if it were an airdrop. For me, I will choose bounty participation over ICO, especially if the reward is in the coin rather than in btc.
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Interestingly here is I have 1340 Ada, already 2nd month she not is rising. what do you think will rise to 20$ or so and will remain in place.
$20 is well too high to dream. Perhaps it could get there in a decade considering its very large supply in billions. But why are people always in a panic once there is a fall in price is amusing. Do we expect an overnight richness of less effort and stress? ADA, just like every crypto is down. Even the mighty bitcoin too. The coins will rise again. Just time. |
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Yes it is complicated for the ordinary folks. What technology wasn't that way when newly launched? But folks can still read up writeups and articles on the workings of bitcoin if they truly want and then upgrade their learning. Bitcoin is highly technical I must agree but it can be studied, learnt and understood.
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This btc fork will have the lowest supply, experts estimate around 4-5 million coins will be claimed making it the lowest supply bitcoin for ever.
Is a fork not supposed to be an equal split of an existing coin? Of course I know it is. So, why will this BTC Private be less than 21million in supply as is the case with the original bitcoin. Just because a coin has btc to its name doesn't make it share anything with bitcoin. Hands crossed. Let us watch this unfolding event and coin a few weeks today. |
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Met a girl who has been working on a restaurant for mere 200$ a month with some tips in hand. On a conversation she started to elaborate about her life and in between the conversation turned towards cryptocurrency. By the time, she stated she has got 300 bitcoin in her wallet. While the price was around $10 she has given it to her Sister to keep hold of it and keep it secure. Her sister has made use of it and invested into lot of properties. Now when asked about the bitcoin, she shows bare hands. Now she was unable to do anything, and surviving with the $200+ salary per month. Don't you feel pity, it really hurts on hearing the tearful words coming out from her.
Stories like this are often cast as a fairytale as no one can bear witness that it actually happened. OP, it could also be that the girl wanted to get a generous tip from you after she might have given you the restaurant services by sharing a victim-like-experience. However, why anyone would allow another person keep something treasurable for them only points to lack of faith they have on the thing in question. The girl hasn't gained my sympathy. I blame her for her ordeal and carelessness. |
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If the world uses a single currency, will the economy be more stable?
This is a very interesting question. The sovereign nations issue their own currencies and are taken for granted by many people, but few consider whether this is the economically optimal option.
For one thing, the market will (and can) never be stable even if a single currency is adopted. Instability in the market of monetary value of currencies is what makes the market profitable and exciteful. I am even talking about fiat, and not cryptos (as cryptocurrency is still a mirage to be adopted by countries let alone the globe.) What better improvement has there been since the countries in Europe adopted the euros as their single currency? Or what about in Africa where a single currency is already mapped out for the countries in ECOWAS. Any improvement? Certainly no. |
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Haven't we overflogged and clogged this Merit issue? I think we have and therefore we should move over to productive concerns here. Just roll over to the Meta subsection it is filled with threads on merit this and that. This is becoming irritating.
OP's comparison of the merit system is a big miss on the target discourse. It's like comparing oranges and piano. Two totally different entities. Perhaps he did that for title sakes.
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This is what happens to your price when a regulator sends you to cease and desist. It'll drop more.
Everyone knew that BCC is a ponzi coin..still they invested (greed !).Itt is bound to happen sooner or later as expected
All other lending ponzi coins will meet the same fate
That generalization was done in error. I doubt everyone who invested into bitconnect knew it was a ponzi. Otherwise, many would have stayed away. That said. A major point of the collapse of the bitconnect scheme is that it led to the total collapse of other cryptos with lending or staking programs. Even its own exchange has abysmally collapsed. Now I am even weary of any coin with a referral program.
Nobody should pay attention to this information or follow what is in the link. It doesn't look right. Except the poster has to furnish us with more information. |
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Ripple is good on papers but not in market value. If you knew how many years it took ripple to attain the $3+ mark you would certainly know it was a miracle getting there. May be we can still wait for a miracle repeat but I bet you no one can accurately tell when it will happen.
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You need to stop shitposting in this forum, right? Then stop bounty programs and signature campaigns. This is the main reason for shit posting. If you really want to save the forum, stop signature campaigns .
This is thinking from a retrogressive perspective. Doing what the OP has suggested can only be counter productive. Whether we accept the reality or we live in denial of it that the major thing which has kept this forum bubbling and fast growing is the signature and bounty campaigns. Hardly is there any crypto enthusiast who hasn't read or heard about the bitcointalk.org site. All thanks to the traffic the signature campaign has brought this forum. I believe stopping this will deal this forum a hard blow. But I would like for Theymos to experiment in this. Maybe it's the quality of the sig campaigns that is the problem, If three quarters of them were banned, then lurkers and other visitors would be less likely to be scammed, and maybe Bitcoin could start to improve its image.
Oh, really that bitcoin could start to improve its image? |
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