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221  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET on: March 04, 2020, 08:52:20 PM
Because most of bounty project are doing ieo & ico which they need to raised fund to entered big market , and bounty reward will distribute always after 1-2 month after the bounty end to avoid no brain bounty hunter that will killed the price once the token listing on exchange, that what i know about why bounty project take time to listing on exchange or market.

The main problem is capitalization and financing. Many projects enter the market just to meet the expectations of investors. Others, on the contrary, are waiting for the right moment, which may lead to the fact that the project simply cannot enter the market and compete normally, because investors can sell their investments immediately after entering the market. A long wait is always tiring.
222  Economy / Economics / Re: How can we get people to use bitcoin as a currency? on: March 03, 2020, 09:56:51 PM
We must introduce to them the positive side of bitcoin. If they will only understand that the bitcoin will help our community to grow, they will for surely gonna accept it. Bitcoin will help our community to have faster transaction that will lead to our faster movement of the community. It will for surely gonna rise up since we have a faster transaction caused by bitcoin.

Introducing someone to the only positive side of something that you want them to accept is not morally good,
That's something MLM does where they have to hide the negative side of it which is " 90%+ people are not going to make money consistently "

In my opinion, you should state the positives and negatives of using Bitcoin.

You are right, you can’t only show the positive aspects of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. In order for a person to want to take advantage of all the amenities of a cryptocurrency, he must understand that this is really necessary for him.

Otherwise, we will simply manipulate the person forcing him to do what we need due to the fact that we restrict him in the supply of information, these are manipulations that scammers use. People need to understand whether they need bitcoin or not. After all, not everyone needs cryptocurrency, in any case now.

First of all, you need to show people what cryptocurrency is in general, as well as the opportunities that it provides, along with all the problems that a person may have if he decides to connect his life with the use of
223  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: [Non-exhaustive] List of trusted and most known traders in the Crypto Twitter on: March 02, 2020, 10:43:45 PM
Good list. It is a pity that you will have to go through each trader from the list to understand whether they really are those for whom you pass them.
To be honest, I'm surprised at the abundance of crypto traders on Twitter. Considering what difficulties everyone faces in trading, it seems that these guys have found their occupation.
In fact, I’m most interested in whether they will make their mistakes and mistakes visible.


224  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Crime is getting Worse, what do we do? on: March 02, 2020, 10:42:09 PM
The forum is full of information about the scam and that investing in ICO and IEO can be associated with extremely high risks.
However, at the same time, more and more new topics constantly appear related to the fact that someone was deceived, someone invested their savings in scam, s
omeone just sent money to a scammers wallet in the hope of getting more money.

The fight against scam has been going on for many years, but nevertheless people continue and continue to fall into traps which, in fact, are not even improved.

225  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I have some funds to invest-- How do I make a good decision? on: March 01, 2020, 04:17:37 PM
No one will give you a ready-made correct answer whose performance will meet your expectations.
Study the forum, see how people like you acted and received similar answers, what they invested in and how the fate of their investment came about.

Those who follow the advice of others and follow the thoughts of others usually repeat the mistakes of people who express these thoughts and advice.
226  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: RECENTL CHEATING OF yobit exchange on: March 01, 2020, 04:13:55 PM
I can't believe the nerve of some people to complain that they didn't get the free stuff. Stuff that you are somehow entitled to even if you cheated. Stuff you didn't even know that existed while ago. What the hell man, it wasn't even 700 yoda tokens to trade, it was 700 token in investment box in yobit, from what you get 1% daily if you tweet daily.

Who the hell would want that? Or complain about not getting that free? Like someone had stole from you. You shouldn't rely on the free stuff, if you sometimes get something for free, that's just a plus, not a living wage you can rely on that keeps coming.


Absolutely right. The funniest and most amazing thing in this whole story is that in the telegram chat of the yobit exchange, where there are 80,000 users,
messages are constantly coming from some users that they were able to sell coins that could not be withdrawn because of the investment box.

It is not surprising that there are so many dissatisfied people, people expected a completely different result.

Personally, I did not expect anything, I was sure that after the coin went to the exchange, its price would instantly collapse.
But Yobit acted more cunningly creating additional difficulties for the sale of coins.

I think financially they did the right thing. But in relation to users, no.

227  Economy / Services / Re: BestChange Bounty and Signature Campaign on: February 27, 2020, 01:25:33 AM
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228  Economy / Services / Re: [CFNP] blender.io Signature Campaign | Sr./Hero&Legendary Members | on: February 25, 2020, 03:43:13 PM
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229  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How do you define a good exchange? on: February 20, 2020, 12:32:46 PM
To be fair security is a big thing but looking at even the biggest exchanges you realize that all of them are vulnerable to attacks, you can't get away from hackers because no matter how strong you think the security is, they will find a better way to hack places which you will than fix later on but they already got what they wanted and they will find yet another way to hack you etc etc, basically when it comes to protecting websites are usually too late for the fixes.

However, if a place is too big to fail like binance you see them getting hacked but they are covering the damage themselves without hurting any customer which is what you should be looking for in an exchange, if they are HUGE like binance, kucoin, bittrex, coinbase and so forth, they will not damage you alongside when they get hacked or scammed.

You're right. If the place where you store your money is large enough and quite popular, then with a high degree of probability your funds stolen by hackers can be compensated.

But it’s important to understand that this probability depends on several other factors such as the amount of funds stolen from the exchange
(after all, if all the funds are stolen, the big question is whether the exchange will be able to compensate them),

the second second factor is how the exchange is currently operating on the market , an exchange may be more profitable to declare bankruptcy than repay debts.
230  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Are crypto advisers worth to be looking for? on: February 20, 2020, 12:29:33 PM
On my way I met a lot of people giving advice related to investing in cryptocurrencies and overseeing various cryptocurrency funds.
Some of them were even my mentors and guides in the cryptocurrency environment.

However, the main conclusion that I could draw as a result of interacting with these people is that no one knows 100% what will happen to the crypto market in the future, even in the near future.
Many times I received tips and predictions that later did not come true and were simply not suitable. Perhaps my curators were not the best, but they had a rather extensive list of achievements.
231  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Are crypto advisers worth to be looking for? on: February 20, 2020, 12:42:06 AM
In our time, the most difficult thing is to distinguish good information from useless information.

But in order to do this, you will have to somehow pass through large layers of information that you essentially will not need, but from all this diversity you can after a while be able to identify and isolate truly valuable knowledge.

In other words, no one will give you a ready, and most importantly the correct answer, it must be formed independently in your brain through the processing of a large amount of data related to the topic of interest to you. Learn everything that you are advised on this forum and in the end you will understand what is really worth it.
232  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How do you define a good exchange? on: February 20, 2020, 12:37:04 AM
A good exchange should have a high level of liquidity.
The volumes and funds on such exchanges are always very high and are created by trading real people and not trading bots.

Unfortunately, it is now very difficult to distinguish between exchanged volumes from exchanges with real volumes, especially among the TOP exchanges.

After all, they use improved bot algorithms that simulate human behavior. In any case, the market already has a certain number of top exchanges among which you can choose the most suitable for you.
233  Economy / Economics / Re: Trade war Influences on cryptocurrency on: February 13, 2020, 05:01:04 PM
It affects, but rather cryptocurrencies benefit, this is a very good way to transfer significant amounts without extra eyes.

But most importantly, cryptocurrencies can be used to overcome various kinds of sanctions and embargoes, and this is not cool.

In the conditions of a trade war, many shadow transactions are carried out with the help of cryptocurrency.
I can’t say that it’s good, but it’s definitely not bad. Indeed, in essence, during such wars, countries build walls between themselves that interfere with the flow of capital, and cryptocurrency helps to circumvent restrictions of this kind. Cryptocurrency - expands freedom, but what extends human freedom is always highly valued in the world.
234  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Using Crypto at Gas Stations on: February 12, 2020, 11:20:49 PM
This will certainly increase the mass adaptation of the cryptocurrency; however, why create a new coin if you can use existing ones.
In addition, it will be necessary to solve the most important problem called volatility, as well as transaction speed.

Ideally, all these problems are solved by a stable coin that can be used a lot functionally, including for paying for gas at a gas station.
I think about this kind of Facebook Facebook wants to bring its Libra project, the question is whether someone will be able to create a similar decentralized independent alternative that will be approved by regulators.
235  Economy / Economics / Re: Can a Stock Market Crash affect Bitcoin? on: February 12, 2020, 10:59:09 PM
Yes it seems that people now is choosing bitcoin as an alternative storage for their assets incase some global crisis might happen like wars, deadly diseases or a financial crisis.

It seem that more and more people are starting to recognize, crypto currency along with its revolutionary features and benefits as Bitcoin became the top investment of the decade.

A moot point. I see no evidence that many people choose Bitcoin as a place to store their assets. After all, Bitcoin itself has recently shown extreme instability.
People invested in it in the hope that the value of their assets will continue or increase, but they see the very opposite side.

Although now we can say that those people who bought bitcoin for $ 10,000 can close transactions to zero, but this does not negate the fact that their assets, provided that they were not sold, were frozen for more than two years.

How many people do you think are ready to take such risks to save the value of their assets?
236  Economy / Economics / Re: How regulation affects the crypto price on: February 11, 2020, 11:19:59 PM
If there will be a regulation for the cryptocurrency, the prices of almost all of the cryptocurrencies will go up high because the people will see it as a good news since the government is acknowledging the value and use of the cryptocurrency. I am wishing this type of scenario for a long time for the major countries and also to the growing countries so they can rise up fast.
People believes too much in government, so if regulation happen they will thought of it as legal and they will feel safer since government backed it's rules, without them knowing that it will also adds too much tax and limits on the now existing crypto performance. But will sure get adoption more.

Belief in the idea of the state and trust in the state itself are two different things.
The state represents society and people must believe in society and therefore obey its laws so that society does not break up.

Otherwise, without the law, we will be subject to too much influence of our animal brain and our animal instincts, which will lead to the disintegration of mankind into small groups and its degradation.
But for the state and politicians I would not, after all, first of all, they pursue personal benefits under the guise of high ideals.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are the ideal of freedom that we must carry into society.
237  Economy / Economics / Re: Daily trading with coin and altcoin - signals on: February 06, 2020, 05:30:46 PM
Branches are separated to organize information. Bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency while all other cryptocurrencies are alternative.
Regarding crypto signals, you can write in the search a query regarding your question on crypto signals and see how many topics have been disclosed about this.
238  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN]DAVID CHAUM's XX Coin | Signature Campaign | Sr - Hero/Legendary Members on: February 06, 2020, 02:52:31 PM
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239  Economy / Economics / Re: Which currency will dominate the crypto market? Please vote! on: February 04, 2020, 10:19:07 PM
A rather strange vote, considering that in order to answer your question it will be enough to look at the current dominance of coins in the market,
it will immediately become clear that this is bitcoin. The current domination has been holding for a rather long period, the altcoin market for the most part has lost its investor attractiveness,

In this regard, a fairly simple translation can be made that the future domination of bitcoin can only increase.
240  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] SmartMixer Signature Campaign | Sr./Hero/Legendary Members on: January 30, 2020, 11:53:59 PM
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