I doubt it will. OKex adding more similar coins is definitely helpful as It will keep making other exchanges add these coins as well probably which means less power for USDT. However, I don't believe that Tether will die, not as long as Bitfinex is backing it up at least.

It's confusing, to be honest. The medium article shows that you support LTC, BTC, BCH while none of these are POS coins with masternodes while your website says you support +100 coins.

You also say that you'll never request private keys of users etc. while you clearly can have access to that because you control the machines.

It doesn't matter who is running the website and how rich he is and what are the possibilities of having an exit scam. It's very simple, If you control your private keys at all time, you're safe otherwise you're not.

I'm a little bit skeptic about this, It seems like reviews started too early (for a new service) and also, the users who have commented in your TrustPilot page only have a review there so this makes me wonder... Is the process manual by the way? or you're using some kind of API to make things automatic?

ICOs and scam projects will eventually kill Ethereum just by bad publicity, we see projects all over the place but most of them either scam exit or or fail to deliver but with that being said, for the moment, ETH is here to stay, just like BTC.

I'm not really familiar with NEO so when you say your wallet got emptied, do you mean the wallet you had inside the NEX ICO website? or actually a desktop wallet in your PC? Because If you were using a software or another website as a wallet, then this may have nothing to do with the ICO itself.

BTC, ETH and Tezos. These are probably the only cryptocurrencies that will survive in the future. Tezos idea is definitely revolutionary, no one could deny that. I also have no doubts that the team will eventually deliver, It may take some time though because they had some funding issues. If your question is whether it will catch bitcoin (in price or development) then, not anytime soon, I don't think so.

An atomic swap is possible across different chains so yes, It would be possible to swap your ETH or any ERC20 tokens to Bitcoin for example.

We also have most of the ERC20 out there. It's very easy to both create a token and have an idea but teams always fail to deliver. We have almost a dozen of projects that are built for the same thing, for example Monaco, TenX, Centra etc. all want to deliver  debit cards so we can spend our cryptos in our every day lives but we haven't seen anything yet. Sadly, it used to be about creating a revolution and the technology and now It's all about the money.

If you pickup your funds and transactions is between other countries, I don't believe there is much that can be done.

I would just use an exchange that accept credit cards If I were you, something like Coinmama or Coinbase should do the trick.

I have read that BIP174 should come to bitcoin in 0.17.0 which shouldn't be long from now.

From an article I found:


I'm going to assume that this is easier to implement than LN. If that's the case, how is this any different from Lightning network in a technical level? and why do we need to have multiple solutions If there are not much different from each other.

Apparently, this proposal was made by achow101 so I guess he's in the best position to answer this but everyone is welcomed, thank you!

There are multiple open source projects for bitcoin, It shouldn't be hard to edit them to fit with bitcoin cash since It's simply a fork with a higher block size.

Take a look at BitPay's blockexplorer and this. (back end only).

Could someone explain to me why I'm not able to save changes after making changes to my profile on the site?

I'm receiving the error:

Does anyone knows If the bounty (signature campaigns) are subject to KYC verification? I see that you need to make an account in their site.

What's all with the Trade.io spam that has been going for few weeks now? I believe they had a successful ICO so I don't even want to think that they hired these bots and at the same time, I don't see why would someone do this If they were not asked to by the trade.io team? I'm not sure If there is a list of banned words or URLs but It would probably be a good idea to make topics that contain 'Trade.io' in title impossible to create.

I don't recommend anyone to buy or even sell his SVD right now. Wait until the team start to deliver (If they ever do that) and then act based on that. If they fail, exit as soon as you can. If you not, hodl and accumulate more.

A question for those who are already trading, are all addresses unlocked and can now send and receive their SVD's freely?

I just visited their site and I saw the have completely re-done it. It looks awesome and they are apparently working in a Desktop wallet which looks much much better then the mobile version. What are your first impressions?

Right. They should be able to afford buying the exchanges themselves with all the money they raised... If they didn't screw up.

Regardless though, exchanges will come, Tezos is not like any altcoin out there. It actually exists for a purpose, If exchanges find a big userbase, they'll add it.

It's explained. I believe the reverse won't happen just because you told them, there should be a lawsuit but I believe If the transaction is worldwide, and you will get your money instantly, you should be fine.

Even after years from now? assuming that the value of Tezos will be higher then, because I don't want to do that right now and give my private info Iof its worth almost nothing.