We are in the final quarter of the year
Everyone should be at alert now, lots of projects will suddenly collapse, pump and dump,with plans to collect people's btc and ethereum and cash out money for the end of the year
Then they will run away and get away with funds.....
A word is enough for the wise
Just curious, what is the exact role that the end of the year play in your argument? Why exactly now and not two months ago or at the beginning of the next year? |
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If there is anyone to blame though that would be us, the community because we gave them so much power. If people were using their brains instead of investing based on a meaningless score, they wouldn't charge that much money for listings etc. and they wouldn't get rich on our back.
In general, people should always follow their own criteria. Even if all the ICO rating sites reviews are absolutely legit and unbiased, they may simply be wrong, and you could be making a mistake based on another person's opinion and not yours. |
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So if we make it simple, what new exchange want is revenue for them, with or without support for crypto, as long they can get paid for listed coins/tokens, they wouldn't care about how many volume in their site, well, actually they can get fee from trading activity but new coins/tokens will always come so it can be advantage for them.
If an exchange has no trading volume or it's very low, they will not be able to ask for a fee to list a token or the fee will be as low as the trading volume, both things are related. |
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I think the first thing we have to take into account before making any analysis is the general market situation because it has impacted ICOs in several ways. For new ICOs it has been much more difficult to raise funds and existing projects that launched an ICO successfully have seen how their funds have been devaluated, which has reduced their budgets.
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Community, without a doubt. This is the most important part in crypto, and with thousands of projects out there it is even more. Without a good community, no matter who the developers are, no matter the team, the project will go nowhere. This is why all projects, with no exceptions, have as a priority to build a big community.
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That will not happen, the bitcoin price may stay more or less stable for a while, but in some moment it will move in one direction or the other.
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This is the same concept as stablecoins but with BTC instead of USD, and it has the same problems, people will be using just a token, not bitcoin, and they will have to trust in a company's word.
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They have a rule that coin should have 100k$ volume in 24h, but interestingly enough i know several coins which have been listed there but right now there is much less volume than 100k$ and they are still on the list, the question is when the volume becomes a criteira to delist?
That rule doesn't exist right now, it's not needed to have that daily volume to be listed in Coinmarketcap. What I don't know is if this can be done for free or if there is a fee that must be paid. |
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i don't think so.
because adoption of blockchain technology itself means they will be using the technology not the coins and that won't change anything for mass adoption of any cryptocurrency.
Exactly. Besides, they will use blockchain technology to improve their internal processes but for users nothing will change, so they won't even be aware of the use of this technology. |
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[/i]" Opinions on this? Will it be successful or fail miserably, or something in between? Will others follow soon?
I don't think so, what the Japanese government is doing is to recognize that they don't fully understand this ecosystem, so they delegate responsibility to an organization composed of people from within the ecosystem. That is coherent, but that is not how governments work so don't expect to see something like that anywhere else. |
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Many of these new exchanges will become zombie platforms and will end up closing doors in coming months. Although the number of exchanges users increases significantly, new users will go to populated platforms where they can find more coins and volume.
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Crypto is in need of an honest and reliable stable coin, we can't rely on tether anymore with all their price manipulations. GeminiUSD is unproven and not too sure about the others like TUSD. Lets see what coinbase and circle can produce
What is the need of stablecoins? These coins are only used in exchanges where people fool themselves thinking they are getting real fiat. These stablecoins have become popular just because we are in a bear market, but as soon as there is a new bull market no one will want to know about them. |
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,millions of players are out there and I'm pretty sure not all gamers are into cryptocurrency yet
This is why those gaming giants you have named haven't accepted cryptocurrencies on their platforms. Those companies use to carry out surveys in order to know the opinions and interests of gaming users. In all likelihood, they ask them about cryptocurrencies, and they will add them only when there is a large number of gaming players using them. |
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Guys, what do you think about today’s situation? A lot of good ICOs can’t list on huge exchanges, therefore investors can’t get profit. Idk why but today listing is a very hard process. I invested in sparkster ICO and they can’t list already for 6 month, ridiculous! What do you think?
Why don't they try with medium size exchanges? I don't know how much money that ICO raised, but big exchanges are too expensive. |
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This is the thing confuse me, I read this in one of the article saying: "6. Get your token on exchanges. Once you’ve created your coin and are ready to launch, you need to reach out to exchanges to carry your coin. This means people can buy and sell your coins on the open market at certain exchanges. Getting a few strong exchanges to accept your coin is absolutely imperative." Does this means to get the TOKEN listing on exchange before ICO, right? It sounds like it is normal to do this process.  Obviously, you cannot list the token in any exchange before ICO, but you can reach an agreement with some exchange to list the token after ICO and announce that agreement when you launch your ICO. That way, people will know that the token will be listed on that exchange after ICO and they will be able to trade it. |
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Those sources have been announcing the imminent ETF approval for some months. If they keep insisting for some more months, in some moment they will end up being right.
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I'm just curious, why do exchange always attempt to create new kind of cryptocurrency that can replace USD?
In my opinion, It's much better if you can just convert it directly to USD, so trader may assure that their money in the trading site is really equal to 1usd.
What is your option on this matter?
For exchanges, it's easier to make their users believe that they are exchanging their coins for fiat than to reach an agreement with a bank. On the other hand, they bet on a niche market which is demanded by their users. For some reason, many people believe these coins are really stable and trustworthy. |
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If the TOKEN wants to launch the pre-ICO, how to do it without EC-20 smart contract?
Like the tokens issued by the Waves and Stellar.
They can distribute the tokens manually, if contributors send waves they can send the tokens to the senders addresses, if contributions are made with BTC, ETH or another coin, investors can register their waves addresses on the ICO website. |
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First of all, we'll have to see how many of these stablecoins will be really stable and will keep their value. Then, I guess people will choose one or maybe two and will forget the rest. I myself wouldn't trust in any of these stablecoins nor the entities behind them.
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I get the impression that every influential entity has plans of creating its own currency. There's even speculation of Facebook creating its own ICO.
Do you think that fractionalized ownership will be applied to everything? Are all assets going to be tradable?
If Facebook launches an ICO they will sell a token that you will be able to use on their platform to tip someone if you like his or her photo, to play games, things like that. They are not going to sell company shares through an ICO and no real world company will do either. |
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