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221  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: A new form of cheating teams ICO on: November 12, 2018, 06:44:51 AM
You're wrong. Because almost all projects indicate such an item. The team can change the rules at any time. What does this mean? That the law of law does not help here.
The team has been putting the agreement if the team can change the rules anytime as they want. Remember about the contract is undercontrol by the team and so many times the boun participants are getting scammed by them all. it's the fact and i can't be denied.
The right to change the terms of an agreement of any contract must be clearly stated in the conditions of accession. Moreover, these rules should be specified in what cases and what changes are allowed. Arbitrary changes of conditions at their discretion cannot be in nature, such is not allowed in the practice of contracts. If this is written, it obviously cannot be legally valid, since it contradicts the general principles of international law.
Although the ICO teams try to show that they are trying to comply with the norms of international law, by checking the KYC against bounty hunters they in many cases grossly violate it.
222  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Have you make money from ICO? on: November 11, 2018, 01:15:26 PM
Now, it seems that the ICO teams themselves are trying to make money for us as bounty hunters. They first admit us to the signature campaign, we work for three to five months, but in the end we are told that now, instead of receiving tokens, we must pass a KYC check that sometimes is almost impossible to pass. As a result, we simply do not pay already earned tokens. And what do we do with such fraudsters?
223  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: A new form of cheating teams ICO on: November 11, 2018, 01:04:16 PM
First, I left the project no matter what I was doing, because for me, personal data is the most important thing, unless it has become a rule from the sta
However, this is not a method - to work for three to five months and then quitting our work for KYC without pay, because such a form of fraud of ICO teams appeared in us. Moreover, such fraud is now becoming a mass phenomenon. With such a fraud, you need to do something. It is possible that the administration of the forum forbade them to do this, so that the KYC check would be carried out only when joining in generosity. They should worry about the forum member?
224  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: A new form of cheating teams ICO on: November 11, 2018, 12:50:29 PM
You're wrong. Because almost all projects indicate such an item. The team can change the rules at any time. What does this mean? That the law of law does not help here.
Do you think that ICO teams should not abide by the laws of most states? So why do they comply with the US and Chinese orders for KYC verification? Moreover, it is so zealous that they demand to pass such an inspection by KYC not only in relation to investors, but also in relation to bounty hunters, in relation to whom they should not conduct such an inspection?
Do you think that ICO teams have the right to ignore the laws and at the same time deceive us?
I wonder why you are protecting the obvious scam?
225  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Are ICOs dying off? on: November 10, 2018, 09:33:22 PM
"September has seen the least amount of funds raised by #ICOs in more than a year. Are ICOs dying off?"

Chart here: https://twitter.com/Bancor/status/1049690978213404673
While the ICO teams behave as if they really want to become a thing of the past and are now trying to deceive everyone around them, including the bounty hunters. If deception is not direct with fundraising from investors and the subsequent flight, then after the end of the ICO, they suddenly declare that all participants of the ICO generosity need to pass a KYC check, and try to make sure that more bounty hunters do not fail. This is practically a new type of fraud and must be dealt with.
226  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Invest in ICO this time, yes or no? on: November 10, 2018, 09:21:53 PM
The market situation currently is worrisome, is not advisable to invest in ICO if at all you are going to invest you have to make serious finding before investing in any ICO.
In addition, now the ICO teams have started to conduct a KYC check for both investors and participants of the ICO generosity campaign. At the same time, they behave as if they are trying not to allow either investors or bounty hunters to the project. With regard to bounty hunters, they came up with a new way of fraud - to require the KYC to be tested after the end of the ICO. It seems that ICO teams do not want investors to buy their tokens from them and bounty hunters to advertise their projects. Maybe, really, such ICO teams need to arrange a boycott and not join their projects so that they at least stop deceiving us?
227  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars on: November 10, 2018, 09:08:55 PM
We urgently need government regulation of ICO projects to put an end to this lawlessness and fraud.

Even though I dislike it if a few projects try to scam bounty hunters, but to call for the government to regulate is the last thing we want in the crypto scene.  Wink By the way, which government? All of them?  Shocked
Yes, the state authorities should regulate the conduct of ICOs at the place of registration of the ICO team. I just do not see any other way out. Until that time, you can simply boycott those ICO teams that will not guarantee that there will be no KYC checks at the end of the ICO. With the participation of the administration of the forum this issue can be solved. The forum administration should protect the interests of the forum participants. Altcoinstalks is already deciding whether to carry out verification on the forum itself, which will mean passing KYC checks for all ICO teams that will launch ICO projects on this forum.
228  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: After 2018 slump, Will bounties Die now ? on: November 07, 2018, 06:07:04 PM
I haven't joined bounties in 2017 but in 2018. And there is not much in them now.

Alot of bounty hunters saying that this has been the worst year and it was much better in 2017 and the problem is the number of participants has increased big time and because of that there is nothing much left in bounties now.

Is it true ? and if it is then the participants are going to grow even more in the coming years so that means the bounties will drop further. And if this happens then what will be the future of the bounty hunters and with that what will be the future of cryptos ?
I do not see any problems with the number of bounty hunters in this forum. Sometimes ICO signature campaigners are valid for some ICO campaigns too much, but for some.
  there are almost no others. Due to difficulties in acquiring ranks, the number of forum participants is unlikely to increase. In principle, I was negative about the introduction of restrictions related to the emergence of merit, but sometimes I think that maybe it is right. If this forum is overloaded and there is demand, other similar forums will develop.
229  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin too difficult to understand? on: November 07, 2018, 05:35:09 PM
All anyone needs to know is how to install a wallet and how to send and receive.
Not everyone needs to know how it is mined or any other technical details about it.

I would argue that not everyone knows exactly what interest rate they pay on various
loans they may have for example but they still use them.
The fact that people cannot see and touch with their hands will be poorly implemented in practice. Moreover, it concerns money. Therefore, cryptocurrency is so difficult to enter our life as a payment system. I think that there will be a certain part of people who do not want to switch to the use of cryptocurrency at all.
230  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can Bitcoin become currency a new State? on: November 07, 2018, 05:17:14 PM
Why not? If the state is united and share the same vision and perception about bitcoin or the cryptoworld as a whole, then it can be possible. It will lead to a cashless state governed by cryptocurrencies.
These general phrases about building a state without a territory for walking Bitcoin cannot be used in practice. However, even if we assume that a separate state with its territory would be created, this state hardly existed for a long time. No economy of any state can operate on a decentralized cryptocurrency. There will be no relationship between cryptocurrency and the economy of this state; they will exist by themselves. Such a state cannot survive for a long time.
231  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: how long will everyone can wait? on: November 06, 2018, 05:24:27 AM
I'm sure if the December market is still red, we can be sure that the future of Crypto will be more difficult, this is because almost a year the market continues to be red and until now there has been no sign of recovery.
Yes, it would be much better if the market traditionally began to grow in the last two months of this year. If this does not happen yet, the recovery of the market may take a long time, because the new wave of cryptocurrency owners will be disappointed and leave this market, selling their coins and tokens at these very low prices. Then the forecast that the bear market may be delayed for another 12-18 months will be quite real.
232  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: How long can ethereum be bearish? on: November 06, 2018, 05:14:23 AM
Ethereum has been making some loses for quite some time now and I wonder if this loses are going to continue.  Before this time ethereum is always carry along when bitcoin is bearish or bullish but now that is no longer the case.  Today I see bitcoin making some  gains and ethereum is falling.  How long can this continue.
The price of ethereum has really dropped for some time, even compared to the price of bitcoin. However, this is all temporary. Such a fall has already stopped, and taking into account the expected improvements, ethereum should soon gain its popularity. If the market gradually recovers, ethereum will very quickly begin to gain its value even in comparison with other types of cryptocurrency.
233  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: ETH is recovering? on: November 06, 2018, 05:06:26 AM
Yesterday I only saw ETH for $ 167. But ETH today increased 17% and increased to $ 203. What can this tell us about ETH?
I am very excited about the price increase of ETH
The impression is that ethereum intentionally recently wanted to lower the price. It began a massive attack with criticism, where it is deserved, but most often undeserved. Recently, it seems to have already stopped after the information appeared about what improvements are waiting for this coin in the near future. Ethereum should soon take off again in its popularity and after improvements, and after even wrapped bitcoins in the form of tokens will be in its platform.
234  Economy / Economics / Re: SEC November 5th on: November 05, 2018, 05:54:41 AM
SEC will close the comments on CBOE ETF on November 5th, after this day they can reject, postpone or deny the ETF, in your opinion what will happen? if the ETF is rejected BAKKT will be able to push the prices up?, we have to keep in mind that the SEC is still analyzing all rejected ETFS again, is that a good sign? The next 3 months are the most important in the history of Bitcoin and it can start a new Bull Run, I'm almost having a stroke with this novel, Bitcoin more than 10K until December? share yours thoughts.
Now such a state of the market, that in the near future it should grow vseravno, Kskoye, would not have made the decision SEC. This decision may speed up or slow down this process a bit. For now, the whole intrigue is whether Bitcoin will grow before the New Year, which would be desirable for a quick recovery of the cryptocurrency market, or as early as 2019, but the stagnation of the market may then still be delayed, and taking into account various processes - for a long time.
235  Economy / Economics / Re: Would you rather see steady growth in Bitcoin or strong upward spikes instead? on: November 05, 2018, 05:43:05 AM
I wanted to see what the general thoughts of the community here are. With bitcoin being in a pretty steady state for the past few weeks, it seems like there's going to be a set up for some kind of growth. With that, there can be many paths, but after seeing today's price (which was up around 5% when I checked), I was wondering if the volatility is what people actually like about bitcoin.

So, do you guys like the volatility and the strong spikes upwards or would you rather like steady growth, around 5% gains over time?
My mind says that for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency as a whole it will be much better if Bitcoin is slow, without large price spikes. We have already seen why such a surge in December last year led the cryptocurrency market.
However, sometimes such a significant surge still want. Therefore, let the cryptocurrency develop as it turns out. Vseravno we can not affect this process.
236  Economy / Economics / Re: it is possible fiat currency will crashed? on: November 05, 2018, 05:29:08 AM
I heard Robert Kyosaki is talking about the crashed of FIAT CURRENCY? when this thing will happen? how are we going to respond?
National money of the states will not disappear anywhere. They will exist as long as the states themselves exist. States will sweep away anyone who tries to hinder the circulation of their local money.
On the other hand, a decentralized cryptocurrency can never replace the national money of the states, they are simply not adapted for this. First of all, they have no interaction with the state economy and have very high volatility.
237  Economy / Economics / Re: Would you rather see steady growth in Bitcoin or strong upward spikes instead? on: November 04, 2018, 09:53:48 AM
We already want sustainable growth of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. We have already seen the consequences of a sharp rise in bitcoin prices. In the end, what did he give? Some managed to sell it at a high price? And nothing more good. Of course, if you do not take into account that at this time almost all altcoins are also.
If bitcoin grew in price more moderately, now for a whole year the market would not be in such deep stagnation. In addition, now he would have a price much higher than its current price and the holders of cryptocurrency would not be in such shock.
238  Economy / Economics / Re: What can be done to make bitcoin stable? on: November 04, 2018, 09:33:17 AM
Bitcoin cannot be stable in nature. It will either be an unstable bitcoin, or it will not be the bitcoin we already know. In order for Bitcoin to become stable in its price, it must be regulated as national centralized money is regulated. Such a path is not suitable for decentralized cryptocurrency.
239  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: between terrorists, banks and crypto on: November 04, 2018, 09:11:44 AM
Exactly.  Banks launder money for drug cartels, crime syndicates and terrorists all the time, but funnily enough people still use banks.  It's human nature.  They don't care how much corruption there is, they just want to stick with what they know.  It seems like there's only a "problem" when it's something new that people don't understand yet.  As adoption grows and people start to actually learn something about Bitcoin, they will eventually realise that Bitcoin is less useful for money laundering than cash is.
Anyone who is engaged in illegal activities, probably has its well-established and proven channels for the passage of money. Cryptocurrency is still a relatively new phenomenon and many criminals do not trust it. They use proven methods, including transferring money through offshore zones. It is more reliable. Cryptocurrency still needs to be able to use and no one can give any guarantee. But often the amount used is large.
240  Economy / Economics / Re: Do you ever wonders why we are using this paper as money? on: November 02, 2018, 07:34:53 PM
I have found that most people are uninformed about how fiat money really works, it's astonishing how many people still believe that fiat money is backed by gold.

I am from the USA and I have found that there is a strong (albeit delusional) belief in the dollar, especially from the baby boomer generation who has experienced mostly economic prosperity throughout their entire lives. Nothing against them or anything..I am not a millennial so don't hate me!

In my opinion once someone understands how crypto-currencies are digitally scarce it changes their entire outlook on all money and the light bulb goes off in their head.
This dollar in us is so special that it is not supported by gold and has no other property equivalent of value. In general, the economies of all normal states are built on the principle that paper money at face value is issued for the sum of gross national product, that is, the value of all material values ​​in the state and its gold and foreign exchange reserves. Over the year, the state has the right to print as much money as GDP has increased, that is, gross national product.
Cryptocurrency can not work on this principle, so it can never replace the national money of the states.
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