OK, i was thinking we need private ether accounts, i can't share my ether addresses with my friends cause they'll know how much tokens and ether i own in my wallet. That's horrible for mass adoption.
I read metropolis: byzantium was going to be a ethereum fork with zk-SNARKs which will hide balances and transaction amounts, but i can't find out when this is going to happen? And it will be after casper or before? I can't figure out which fork is first and when this going to happen or if both forks will happen simultaneously. I really want this privacy feature in ethereum, also if this forks happens it means i will have my ether and tokens twice in both chains? I'm confused i will appreciate an answer. I can't wait to login to my private wallet via trezor/myetherwallet .
Can't answer everything but no, its not a hardfork. It is a softfork so you won't get duplicates and stuff like that. I also THINK they happen simountaniously or very close to eachother. |
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Iqoption a giant exchange sleeping #EOS #Qtum #tron #btc #ETH #XRP and more you can now pay by card for more crypto than #coinbase. Long or short trade. Feeless if you pay transaction with @OTNcoin. Wallet coming soon https://iqoption.com/en/buy-crypto?aff=87306your opinion ? How is it feeless if I'm paying? |
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If a project has a presale, is it then automatically an ICO?
Yes, but its called different. Usually companies will start a pre-sale to get funds to market the ICO or to finish up certain things, get money for a permit or license you name it. Pre-sale investors get a lower price than ICO investors for supporting them and get closer to the softcap so they have the funds they need required to get their product out and marketed. |
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HI everyone, I offer writing services majoring on whitepapers, ICO articles, Blog posts, and any other related services at an affordable fee.
Hello, newbie. You're better of trying it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0This is a dedicated sub(child)forum for services. You can find it under Marketplace>Services. |
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And whats the point of this token exactly?
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Their technical report, which is currently undergoing peer review, suggests that millions of dollars in ether may be at risk from poorly coded smart contracts that contain a variety of bugs.  https://news.bitcoin.com/bad-code-has-lost-500-million-of-cryptocurrency-in-under-a-year/“finding contracts that either lock funds indefinitely, leak them carelessly to arbitrary users, or can be killed by anyone”. The most notorious case was the Parity bug which led to $168 million of ether being rendered permanently inaccessible. If we think in a given time all that we have holds of many token that have bad code was appear on this issues?What should we do  Do they also state reasons for this such as difficulty writing with solidity? |
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what error token ?
i cant see info about this token on coinmarket.
also forkdelta/etherdelta.
Nothing, just an erc20 token without purpose created only to enrich the creator. A scam. |
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I want to follow every bounty that there is but confused in choosing it
is there a recomendation of you about a good bounty
whatever the recommendation given try to explain why you should follow it '
simple and understandable explanations to be understood
There are telegram groups that focus on announcing good bounties, you could look for those. I can't give a link though as I'm not in any. |
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Hello everyone,
I'm really interested in investing in this token during its Pre-ICO and ICO sales however, I don't have the funds needed that time. But now I have save enough I have done my homework about this tokens. However, I was a bit disappointed when the price suddenly plummeted from $1.xx to $.020-.040 and it looks like all the hype around it suddenly died. But I still believed that in can bounce back, just needed a little positive news. My question is:
1. What do you think will be the price in the long run?
2. Any news that you are aware that can really push the price even further in the future?
3. How much price do you think it can go lets say in the next 6 months or so?
I will give sMerit (1 point each) to the first 5 person who can answer the questions above. I don't need 1-2 line shit posting here. What I'm looking is a honest and unbiased view on TIO.
Lots of tokens suffer the same fate, that chart of trade token is what almost every ICO goes trough. Ethereum had it, Waves had it, Stratis had it. etc etc etc. Best you can do now is hold or if you're still in profit take out what you invested. |
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Nice, there's not a whole lot of desktop applications for tracking coins. I personally don't really use my phone a lot but currently the desktop applications that are on the ''market'' aren't updating fast enough to track all coins.
If you take serious time out to update it with all existing coins and the new ones added you could get a big userbase and monetize the app with ICO advertisments for example. Goodluck.
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I believe you missed your chance. 35% above ICO price is not so much for so promising project like Universa. Like mentioned before already selling on cobinhood (about 0.0515) and also UTNP is at coinmarketcap. I believe in this coin and predict 0.3$  till the end of the year. Actually I got a deal finished, so hehe  I'm going to lock this thread now though. |
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I am thinking what could be the best strategy in holding btc? When is the perfect time to hold or sell bitcoin?
In my opinion, which is subjective I find it best to hold when the market is in a clear uptrend. I find it best to sell when there's a bearish overtone, wait patiently for a dip or start accumulating on price targets on the way down slowly with what you want to invest. |
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First of all, day trading is no more gambling than any other trading. If the price rises you ride the wave, if it doesn't you wait until it does. That's pretty much all. In this sense, if day trading is gambling, then all trading is essentially gambling. Besides, arbitrage is also day trading which involves quite a few trades (actually, twice as many) albeit it is anything but gambling.
You are incredibly wrong here and very misguided. Day trading absolutely is gambling. It is gambling because it is luck based and not based on any type of valid research or methodology. Strategies for trading assets intra-day by looking at charts do not lead to consistently outperforming the market over the long term, and there are tons of studies and data out there that show this. Almost no day traders consistently beat the market in which they are trading as a whole. Other trading strategies are often not gambling. Long term investing is the furthest thing from gambling that you can do. Buying an asset because you see value in it and believe it will appreciate over time is the most consistent way to make money. Even trading over 1-4 month periods or so (which is most of what I do) is far from gambling because it is not luck-based but rather based on understanding the fundamentals of the asset and the market in which it is traded. Statistically, your best trading strategy would be capitalizing on both short-term volatility and long-term growth. Since most price moves happen in a rather narrow range followed by relatively rare but big price changes, an optimal strategy would be dividing your trading capital into parts, smaller parts for catching short-term volatility, while bigger parts for capitalizing on longer-term growth.
What statistic are you talking about that suggests the best trading strategy would be capitalizing on both short term volatility and long term growth? It sounds like you are just saying the best way to trade is sell at the top of every peak and buy at the bottom of every dip. This is not realistic. You're overall understanding of day trading (which is 100% gambling) is very flawed. Sure there is short term volatility that comes with opportunity to make money, but nobody has the information to consistently profit off of that volatility. It is essentially random noise in a larger, less random pattern. Buy and hold is as much of a gamble as daytrading, I personally don't agree with daytrading being gambling. In both methods you conduct your research, whether that be trough math or trough investigating the technology and news. As nothing is guarranteed and you can't guarrantee that if I buy and hold the price will go up its a bet you're taking, statistical decisions on how likely you find it that something will go up. Anything can go wrong and right. You can never tell if something is going to work out, so in that sense you're always gambling. |
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MrBigHang, I bought in about $8800. It is a bit worrying. I'm not sure if i should be putting in a sell just before it hits that or not. I wouldn't want caught in a trap and sell, then a second later it reverses.
Sounds like you are trying to day trade. Looking at the charts daily means that you are day trading and you will lose. Everyone pays tuition day trading and tuition these days are high. Day trading is an emotional game and it sounds like you don't have the stomach for it. Bitcoin doesn't go up in a straight line. If this is a true investment, you'd buy and forgot for a year. Doesn't sound like daytrading to me, its healthy to want to protect your investment. You don't know the future and although everyone keeps saying Bitcoin will reach astronomical heights 20k might have been its peak for a long time or forever. I don't daytrade but I'm also not a fan of this ''hodl'' strategy, I sold before the big crash and I bought back in when it was 6k, a good time went over these two decisions so its not exactly daytrading, I'm protecting my investment. |
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BTC (4-hr):  BTC (Weekly):  Cool I'm looking forward to this, already expected this and well.. would be shitty if it all went up right after I sold wouldn't it? |
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Indicators like elliott waves are really invalid for cryptocurrencies. They were invented to forecast prices in regulated markets. Cryptomarkets are new form markets which are affected mostly by psychology.
All altcoins will recover btw.
Elliot Waves theory is founded on market psychology, not because a market is regulated or not. The only argument I can give against Elliot Wave theory right now is that a large majority of aswell Stock as Crypto trades are being conducted by bots, who you can't psycho-analyze. |
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It does like promising but $300m is ridiculous. That's too much and there's no way that they will raise it. I'm not even convinced that they can justify trying to raise that much. I never really like any ICOs that are raising more than about 25m
I think Telegram ICO (TON) is actually raising more than that right now. Bankera has raised a few hundred million aswell, ICOs have done it before and can do it again. Also in the VC world these amounts aren't unheard of, I think Uber raised close to or just over a billion. I mean companies can hit very high market evaluations (marketcap), if KEPLER could achieve a marketcap of 30B thats still a 100x. Which isn't entirely impossible, I haven't looked at it. But its certainly possible. |
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Just a suggestion.
it is better not to follow the ICO associated with gambling. Because in some countries prohibit gambling.
follow the ICO whose purpose is clear and well very recommendation. such as live edu for example.
Gambling is a multi-billion dollar industry, why ignore it because some countries prohibit it? Gambling is very popular in western countries and the current industry lacks transparancy. |
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you're going to airdrop 50 billion tokens??
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