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I'd avoid it if the development is still very long, there's a high chance the price will get lower so you might be able to buy at a cheaper price. If the token was just launched recently but the development has been going on for years, things might be quite different. I know a few project like this, and the price generally tends to be better compared to those new project with little to no development activity. At the very least, they should've some MVP before launching any token, or it will be another useless cash grab.
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It's almost impossible to find the reason if you only has this much data to work on with. Should've spend more time on analyzing the chart instead. Who knows what the 'whales' are doing, doesn't matter if it doesn't translate to retail activity. It can also means that they're moving their coins around to pay their debt, who knows.
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Kadang agak heran sama proyek" kaya gini. Bikin banyak token tapi ujung"nya diburn sampe 90% lebih. Berarti menandakan beberapa hal, antara ga laku atau ada niat dari awal buat ngedump ke user kalau liquiditynya besar. Well, namanya juga shitcoin.
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No, it won't help. Just like Icobench and other 'rating' platform. There's no one-for-all solution for this, you just need to keep your due diligence in check. Even if the platform does work, it shows that you still rely on another party to decide which one is 'legit' and not, which is definitely not ideal. Say, it works for a year or so, but then they decide to go full cash grab by recommending dubious project. You'll end up losing money too.
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You can also change the default gpu for the game you're playing. Just open up NVIDIA control panel and find your game, change the default graphics to your built-in GPU (on the 3D settings afaik) and then it's done. I think your CPU just redirect the task to your GPU even if your monitor is connected to the onboard graphics card.
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If you're interested on advanced trading order like that, why not use a cex like Binance? AFAIK dexes don't really focus on this, so your choice will be quit limited.
If the problem is KYC, maybe you should try to buy a bot, or build your own tool. Use an API to check the price from Coingecko or something similar, and then execute the order if the average price hit your target. Easier said than done ofc, but that's your only option.
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If you're looking for in-depth educational resources for newbies, I think reading a book might be better. But anyway, if you're looking for quality channels that focus on beginner/newbie education, it is definitely going to be difficult, since the topic has been covered by almost everyone. As for webinars and interviews, do you have something specific in mind? Because I don't think they bring new quality info that much. Unless you're talking about technical webinar which I believe is not really suitable for newbies or the average joe.
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So you mean you have 4 different qr codes? If that's the case, I think it represents the address of your wallet. Sorry to say but that is likely not gonna help you. Btw, why did you believe you had 10k coins in the first place? Did you have a copy of the address? Have you checked whether the qr code match that address or not?
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To be fair to them, anyone using a decentralized network needs to trust the chain they're using to some extent. But yeah, having a few of validators sounds a bit worrying if we're talking about 51% attack and stuff like that. That being said their dex is quite okay for most pair, but it is obviously lacking in liquidity compared to their main cex.
OP, if you don't want to do any KYC, maybe you should start getting more familiar with dex trade.
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Yeah, the escrow market is definitely limited right now. It can't be helped since developing the sc also depends on the chain/programming of the main network itself, so it will take some effort to develop a robust platform that can handle various kind of deals. If you can build it, no doubt it will gain a lot of interests. Most deals right now depends on multi-sig with a limited time window, if you can expand that and add more flexibility, it will be a huge deal.
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So you're saying that you'll buy some coins a few hours before it got listed on a new exchange(s)? Doesn't that mean you miss the early pump? I'm not sure about that, based on my experience, after the listing, there's also a high chance that the early buyers will dump on you. I've seen it a few times, regardless of how big the exchange is, including Binance.
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Sounds like a cache issue. Try hard refresh or use a private window to see wether the notification shows up or not. Sometimes the website was updated on the server but your browser still use the old UI to use it. I've seen it plenty of times when accessing Sovryn or other dapps after there is an update.
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Before you start doing bounties, spend some time to read and find threads related to your question. AFAIk, there's a dozens of threads where we talk about new bounties, which bounties are good, which one does not pay, and so on. You can also find unlimited threads complaining of not being paid on the scam sections. I personally think that it get better compared to 2018-19, but just slightly. If before you can only find one legit project from 1000, right now you can probably find 1 for every 500. So yeah, it still going to cost you a lot of time to find which one is 'legit' (paying you and the pay doesn't suck).
If this is your motivation to join the forum, I suggest to take a break. Signature campaign is definitely more profitable, but you won't be able to get a chance to join if your post is full of low quality nonsense.
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What is your project btw? I don't see you post any ann or something similar recently. Did you do it on other websites? At the end of the day, you'll need to do some marketing. True, VC will actively look for your project and find the one that is interesting, but that's not gonna help if you don't post anything about your project at all. Even if it's a golden project with Bitcoin-like potential, it's wont' go anywhere.
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I think you should open a new thread if you want to discuss about blind signing. Have you tried to scroll through Google before btw? I think there are great articles out there which explain blind signing to some point, such as https://www.ledger.com/academy/cryptos-greatest-weakness-blind-signing-explained. If you want to continue discussing this, my suggestion is create a new thread on Altcoin discussion instead of continue posting here, since the topic is quite different. |
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Maybe you should ask yourself what's your goal in buying Bitcoin. If it's for long-term investment, and you don't have any plan to sell in the next 5 years or so, just keep buying and follow your plan. Sure, you probably can get a lot more later, but does it matter in the near future if your net profits are more than, say, 500%?
As others have said, if you're reluctant to buy at one price point or another, maybe you should look at swing trading, or use the rainbow chart to dictate when to buy (usually around the blue area).
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If you're planning on using Kucoin, keep in mind that they get hacked and lost quite big. Not saying that other exchange is free of hacks, but I do think it might contribute to decide especially if you're planning on doing lots of tx around that volume regularly. As for that xfers problem, have you tried asking further and clarify that you don't have any account yet? Sounds like a database issue.
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Other than lack of knowledge, a prideful mindset/arrogance is probably one of the contributing factor. Downplaying the risk that they can get screwed because of their habit, etc. Believe it or not, even some of the most experienced users that I know of still make silly mistake here and there. Even making sure that you still has access to your seed might not be as simple as you might think it is.
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I'm not sure I get the "how to tail" part. As far as I can tell you're just explaining the mixer main address and their first/last known tx, but not how to find out whether they're a mixer or not from an observer point of view. Looks like all of them are operating using a single main address, so it's easier to track. I'm also surprised you don't mention any 'big' mixer such as Chipmixer, dark web or not, I think they're quite popular.
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