Yeah what he said. Keep in mind that all the people claiming that ETH will tank don't understand that the ethereum platform is used in over 80% of all altcoins. In order for altcoins to have ICOs or donations or distributions they rely on ETH network and protocol. The amount of ERC20 tokens listed on CMC is staggering. Just goes to show that Ethereum isn't going away anytime soon, but BTC is the mother of all crypto so there's no judging BTC will go away anytime soon. Either is a good investment.

Even if either of them crashed they would bounce back. Not sure if anyone remembers Mt Gox, but after that a LOT of people lost hope in BTC and assumed 1.2k would forever be its ATH.

Yeah I agree that investing in altcoins is great for ROI. The only problem with that is that the risk is MUCH higher than BTC. BTC is stabilized with over 2 trillion dollars at the moment, and although there is a possibility for some sort of crash with BTC it's hard to see it DUMP like we see alt coins dump on the daily. You just need to do your research and make sure whatever ALT you pick is worth it. It's possible to make massive gains on alts but its also just as easy to lose it. In the end I stand on the side of altcoins because the amount of gains that can be made in one month of an alt coin (if you choose the right one) is about the amount you can make in 1 year of bitcoin.

I had the same problem, no worries just wait. All transactions are being processed manually at the moment, movement is slow. Just give it time.

This is a weird question, I'm not a mod or a dev here, just trying to help since I really believe in this project. There wasn't an "issuing" of coins, it wasn't premined it was mined by the community. It's on page 1 of what the total supply is, if that's your question.

"BridgeCoin Specification

mining algorithm: scrypt PoW (pool mining)
total coins: 27 million
block reward: 256 coins, halving every month
block time: 60 seconds
difficulty retarget: 10 blocks
default port: 6333, rpc port 6332
fair launch, there is no premine, no ico! "


Join the slack, there was discussions of this earlier. After scrolling up there for a while they were discussing that most possibly it would be in BTC but it is still under review until profit staking is released/revealed in November.

This is very shameful. I know a handful of coins that just recently got listed there and now they are pulling this with no forewarning to developers. It's just flat out rude knowing that. This is one reason why I think centralized exchanges will not last in the long run. There's way too much manipulation involved.

Join the slack on the front page and you can contact the devs there.


I said the same thing, I'm in the slack and I told them that but someone else brought up a good point that it may be a waste of resources at the moment. Devs are working on the platform right now, I also inquired them about adding ethereum based coins to the DEX because I have to exchange my ETH for BTC to use crypto-bridge and they said they are working on that next so they've got their hands full. I'm sure we'll have a telegram soon, but certain priorities are first at the moment.





Normal market movement on Nova. Not to mention that the coin was mined by the community here on BTT, so most of the miners don't care to hold BCO.

Holy hell, If I could up-vote, or thumbs up this post - I would. I feel the same.

Thanks for posting this, was about to make a thread with that exact article. The points in that article are poignant alarms. What's mildly interesting is that there were hundreds - if not thousands of people claiming that their Bittrex accounts were locked about a few days after that manipulative incident happened. Also, the majority of people with locked accounts were located in the middle east - In my opinion, they are not only complying with the SEC (as they proudly and openly state on their website), but they are also complying with intelligence agencies.

I'm glad to say I have taken all of my investments out of Bittrex and into a few DEX (Crypto-Bridge, IDEX, Etherdelta, Openledger). As I see it, only negative outcomes can come from centralized exchanges. Decentralization is the primary protocol of cryptocurrencies and exchanges should replicate that - we've seen what centralization has done in the past and we KNOW it is set for failure.

Bittrex applauding the SEC investigation of their own assets:
https://support.bittrex.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000798731-Regarding-the-recent-SEC-Digital-Asset-Investigative-Report

Same Dev from Boostcoin, Same antics...

Yep

I got airdrop, and im confused...
Airdrop was 1.7e-15??? So you are saying you are airdropping 0.00000000000000017 tokens to each address while it's decimal is 0???

I suggest updating the new website on CMC, it's amazing and deserves recognition.

First off, use more punctuation (I can barely understand it).
We can't forget the many collapses that bitcoin had in the price, but I agree... At this point BTC is becoming more than just a means of transaction, it's an investment. I'm not sure if Satoshi knew how big this would get - I believe he probably thought BTC would end up being a predecessor to something else after realizing that mass adoption of it would lead to it being an erroneous protocol.
Which would probably explain all these forks that are competing to become its successor.
In the end just realize that BTC is a great investment as of right now, but in the future there may be something else.
Just keep your eyes and wit sharpened if you are investing - because once it does come, BTC might plummet.

Honestly the big one I have when it comes to titanium grip holds would be IOTA. It's planning on making 0% transaction fees. That's HUGE, I don't care what anyone says - if that is implemented it will rock the grounds of ethereum and BTC. It would be easy for any other ICO to implement IOTAs blockchain for merchant use immediately as well. You would be able to legitimately process a microtransaction for any commodity.

I agree to an extent, Most ICOs (let's say around 85%) are just sophisticated dumps. I know of three that are already in the top 100 that are obvious scams. That's the risk of crypto though, with the massive gains that can be made in ICOs - there are losses. I've been a victim to them and I'm sure many others have to. There are gems, you just need to find them. Just stray far away to anything that signals even one red flag.

Dogecoin holds absolutely no other value other than by it's name. Doge. Like what everyone is saying, It has no practical use. It's just a funny coin that we BS to eachother about with. I assume that it will only live as long as the meme of Doge itself.

It's not bs. I used to be addicted to cigarettes smoking a pack a day. Then I got into vaping. Most people think it's childish because tons of highschool and college kids are instantly introduced to it because of the enormous selection of flavours, but that doesnt concern me. The fact that I can choose a streength of nicotine that I find suitable and decrease is all that's necessary. I feel way better than how i did smoking cigs - waking up with a wheez and some messed up lungs unless i had a cig in the morning. I can actually smell what cigarettes smelled like before I had them - they smell horrid. I enjoy vaping and I think any smoker would too if they allowed themselves to.

kind of the wrong topic board, this should be in newbie/help section.

This guy is on to something but he's a bit wrong. You need money to make money. Want to mow that lawn? Buy lawn equipment. Paint curbs? Buy paint , brushes, etc. Everything costs money, so this is only applicable to those who have a cushion and are ready to become independent - I totally agree with you but that's something you consider once you already have enough money to do so.

As for OPs question - Fill out applications, EVERYWHERE. Don't bother walking in somewhere and hoping to speak to a manager and get hired right away - we arent living in the 60's anymore. Everything is online - Just check Craigslist, Indeed, Glassdoor. Apply on every hiring site - and apply for a decent job but don't be picky. AFTER that listen to this guy - go make some stuff man. I dont care if it's customized dildos or macaroni art - find a hobby or skill trad and master it, and trust me - people WILL pay you. I work as a server making 5.50 an hour + tips but I make cutting boards (and ANYONE can make with just a bit of practice and the right tools). I'm able to sell one to two board for around 150 - 350$ every week.

Ok, To put it short. There is practically no risk in an airdrop unless you post your private key somewhere visible with the address by mistake. Airdrops are completely free and All you really need to join it is an ETH wallet - which you can get in MEW for free. It's also good to have some extra ETH in all your ETH wallets for further transactions so you can send the tokens to an exchange for trading.

For OP's question yes anyone can make an airdrop - just figure out how you want to code the contract API. Then send the tokens to recipients. There's SOOOO much more involved but honestly that's all I can tell you because you honestly should be googling this crap rather than posting here. Put some effort in it, figure it out.