If you only value profit, then you should invest in ripple. Indeed it is centralized and goes against cryptos "code" but you can be sure that banks would pump the heck out of this coin just to lure people to exchange their limited bitcoins for a coin with infinite(?) supply
|
|
|
Maganda ung idea kaso kailangan ng moderator dyan; meron kayang magvo-volunteer? kasi kung wala, bka maging tambakan lng sya ng mga ref links, spam, at pnd groups links.
|
|
|
Maganda yan naisip mo, may punto ka dyan ayus rin siguro kung moderator ang magbibigay ng merit para patas naman Lalo na sa mga baguhan. May mga post Kasi na hindi nabibigyan ng pansin at meron post naman na nabibigyan merits dahil sa connection sa mga kakilala at kaibigan.
Pwede mong i-report dito ung mga thread/posts na merit-worthy pero walang nakakapansin. O kaya siguro every month meron free 1 merit ang lahat para hindi mawalan ng pagasa na di makarankup kahit matagal. Suggestion lang naman.
Kung everyday ay may free merit ang isang user, para lang din "activity" ang dating nun at magiging redundant na.
|
|
|
Pati gaming pinasok na rin ng blockchain technology.
Hindi na nakakapagtaka yan;lahat naman ngayon ini-integrate sa blockchain tech kasi nga mataas ng hype ngayon at tine-take advantage ng mga gustong magpayaman ung hype. Marami kasi talagang gumagamit ng mga online games, di natin matatanggi yan. Kaya itong mga developer, nakaisip kung saan din sila kikita. Alam din nila na patok na ang cryptocurrency at maraming investors dito kaya pinasok na rin nila.
totoo yan, marami nang crypto para sa mga gaming tulad ng Enjin coin. Sila ung pinaka-matagumpay na blockchain sa gaming, imo.
|
|
|
Sa palagay ko ayaw talaga ng founder ng facebook ang bitcoin kasi masyadong madami ang gumagawa ng mga page pero free lang sila nakakapag share sa mga investors pero meron din nag ssponsor para sa facebook pero iilan lang naman mga un. Tapos para sakin magiging apektado mga bounty hunters na sumasali sa mga facebook campaign kasi baka hindi na sila makasali kasi nga ban na mga icos.
Ads lang naman ang iba-ban ng fb, hindi ung mga accounts ng ICO na pinapa-share-an sa mga fb campaign kaya walang problema sa mga bounty hunters. Hindi naman sa ayaw ni mark sa crypto in fact, sinabi nya pa nga na interested sya sa technology nito. Pero sa ngayon, kailangan nya gawin ung ginawa na since ayaw nya maging way ung platform(fb) nya para makapang-scam sa mga users nito.
|
|
|
After all this ruckus, the electroneum team still chose to not distribute it to all the participants. This appears to be true as I also haven't received mine.
EDIT: I received my tokens! thank you deadley, best bounty manager ever!
|
|
|
I believe this guy's identity might have been leaked thru exchanges databases or other platforms that needs KYC. If not, only his close relatives, friends would have known his involvements in the cryptocurrency space. Either of this two might be the cause.
|
|
|
This theory is not completely unlikely but there's a low chance these rich people—who are more versed in stocks—would shift to crypto which is much more complicated, in my POV. Though, I hope that would be the case; more popularity for cryptocurrency I guess...
|
|
|
Didn't the bubble already explode? It went from 20k$-6k$—that's almost 70% decrease and now they're trying to inflate it again.
Bitcoin needs to continuously improve its tech to have "value" in society but more importantly, it needs to be accepted more by the people as they would be the one to use it. Popularity comes with innovation but sadly in this case, greediness takes over.
|
|
|
I didn't receive payments too (I can provide proofs for that if you want) but my annoyance lies toward the electroneum team, not with deadley. Heck, I understand that they prioritize investors first but here lies the problem: they are keeping us in the dark with no updates, official statements of the sort, and deadley is the only connection we have with them. Why can't they give us assurance that they can pay us?
|
|
|
Come on, now... bitcoin has been declared dead for how many times, 400+? yet it's still here. It's just the same thing over and over again, old news being brought up into the space and lots of newbie investors panic sell. Lest you forget, the price now is much higher compared last year in january.
|
|
|
I am using Binance for now--I'm loving the flat fee which can basically go to zero if you have BNB's or lots of referral. Bittrex and Poloniex might be good before but now they have some fishy stuff going on by banning users without their knowledge, I personally would want to avoid that rather than experiencing it first hand.
|
|
|
Slow and steady is more preferred to keep people from thinking it as a speculative bubble. However, this isn't nearly a reason for the government policies to get loose and be more accepted by the public. Bitcoin adoption needs more time; yes it has been 9 years in the space but in retrospect, internet took decades to be fully incorporated in our society
|
|
|
Electroneum, Eth and xrp; All are good coins. The first one being truly geared towards mass adoption with their simulated mobile mining. Meanwhile, Eth is a classic coin which can almost be considered as a store of value like btc. They have not yet implemented sharding but the price might blow up if that happens. Lastly, xrp--a centralized crypto. yeah, it contradicts the concept of cryptocurrencies but profit is profit. Banks can, and will pump the heck out of this coin simply because they can print money all they want. Anw, these are all not invesment advices, just my 2 cents.
|
|
|
Most likely yes, since bitcoin is the progenitor of crypto-currencies it wouldn't make sense to make an exception on the ban. Though maybe, just maybe, ripple might not be included once that happen since it has the favor of banks. And banks as we know it, have enough power to influence a country's government.
|
|
|
What bothers me and astounds me at the same time is the fact that the market hardly reacted to the hack. Even 8 hours after the hack, westerners don't seem to care--I think that's a good thing. It just goes to shows that the public's tolerance for these kind of event is already high enough.
|
|
|
Our society is not yet ready for that much of adoption which is why those projects are inefficient and not beneficial for now. Like the dot com bubble, people were not yet ready to accept it after it was created. Many years have past before it people started using it and become completely integrated in our society. Perhaps crypto based projects will also go down the same path.
|
|
|
Government regulations and fake news affect the price significantly. Some famous guy announces that 'bitcoin is dead' and weak hands sell like nuts..
Indeed, supply and demand are the primary cause of the price change and that remains true for every market. But perhaps, OP is asking about what causes this 'supply and demand' changes i.e., external effects like FUD and FOMO
|
|
|
Overpriced talaga ang mga withdrawal/deposit fee sa mga exchanges. Ang deposit fee ng micromoney sa sa hitbtc ay 38 AMM, na halos 38$. 0.001 btc naman kung magwi-withdraw sa platform nila. Miski sa OKex ganun din, mas malaki pa nga dahil umaabot sa 0.005btc ang fees. Tingin ko ang pinakamagandang exchange ngayon eh ung Binance since pwedeng maging halos zero ung fees mo kung marami kang referral or kung may BNB ka.
|
|
|
For starters, Bitcoin is a deflationary currency while money/fiat is not. This is due to the fact that the supply of bitcoin is limited while fiat can be printed out of thin air. Also, you cannot transfer billions worth of dollars within 10 mins in bank wires unlike bitcoin.
|
|
|
|