Latest posts of: iconoclast

Quote from: ju34400 on February 01, 2018, 02:30:46 PM

my purpose wasn't to sell but hold
but if each week only 30 reward are distributed
it mean i will receive my reward in 14 weeks? Huh

fortunately i'm 457th on the spreadsheet

people who are 2000th in spreadsheet will receive in more 1 year?

I am 2311 and by my calculation I should get my bounty in June....2019.
That is just completely ridicules.

Has anyone received their Bounty yet?

I think Monero is a likely candidate for all the rigs currently mining ETH. I however disagree with the premise that switching to PoS will cause a price drop in ETH.

They are only banning paid advertising. This will just make Bounty Campaigns even stronger since it will be the only way to market on social media.

If you don't need the money right now to buy food or pay the rent there is no good reason to sell.

Quote from: Enki369 on January 31, 2018, 01:41:31 PM

Governments are busy putting new laws together to regulate cryptos. Beware that some coins could be outlawed: I am not going to name the coins but there is a strong possibility anonoymous coins could come under attack by regulatory authorities.
Solution: Put www.Bitcoinfuji.com in your portfolio: compliance beyond expectations: 10 cents ICO now

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Why does the coin you are promoting not have any info about the people who are behind it?
When you see no biographical information it automatically looks like a scam.

Quote from: Enki369 on January 31, 2018, 01:41:31 PM

How? If governments can't stop physical commodities crossing their borders like drugs how are they going to stop a string of letters and numbers travelling electronically? Sorry, governments can make things difficult but they will never be able to stop it.

If you believe in its future, the dips are just buying opportunities.

Ethereum has a proven itself by its widespread use, the same can not be said for ripple.

This is no war. It is just a ban on paid advertising of ICO's. If you have a legitimate ICO it should be able to attract followers who will participate in a bounty campaign to promote it. Since scam ICO's never pay a bounty, the bounty hunters are incentivised to check if the ICO is legit before promoting. This will only affect scammers that where creating fake ICO's and using Paid Facebook Ads to promote their scam.

The ban is for paid advertising, not user generated content. This will leave bounty campaigns as the only option to promote your ICO on social media.

Making it easier to track IP will lead to be it being more widely shared which benefits everyone.

Unless you have a clearly defined role for your coin and the technical skills necessary to create something that is better than all the other coins out there at doing what you want your coin to do then I would say don't do it.