Diversification is a must in any investment really, you shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket.

This doesn't mean that you should spend your money everywhere without doing any research though. The projects must be rock solid with a good roadmap and a strong team otherwise It's not different then investing everything you have in one alt.

Eidoo might be a good looking app but It's not open source so you shouldn't really suggest it. Because who knows? they could possibly store our seeds and private keys in their servers.

A quick look to their partners:

BTC.com
Antpool
Bitmain
Bitpay
Xapo
Bitcoin India

If you're familiar with these companies, you would know that they have done in the past and they are not to be trusted. I'm not familiar with their other partners but regardless, do you believe Rootstock is a project that one should invest in and actually use?

I don't believe that forks are done because the bitcoin blockchain is less complex then the other coins or because its easier to play with. Bitcoin have a strong community and so this is made on purpose. When someone see what's called 'A better version of bitcoin', he'll invest hoping he'll be an early adopter.

What is not taken in consideration by the community however, is that these projects don't have competent developers so they'll fail to deliver and even If they did, these developers clearly don't care about anything but money because If they were here for the technology and wanted to help build a better bitcoin, they would've invested their time and knowledge to make pull requests in the original bitcoin repository, there is no reason for core developers to deny them.

Start bitcoind with -deprecatedrpc=accounts as they said, that should work.

and to answer your question, no. You won't necessarily need to change your code after each release.

I had plans to start mining Ethereum at the end of 2017 but I then read that Ethereum was going to change to Proof of stake so mining would be useless and I didn't want to invest in graphic cards that I may not need. So, is this still in process or has been canceled?

I'm not sure I get the mining part but yes, it make a lot of sense to buy a coin (bitcoin in this case) that have a strong userbase, very decentralized, pretty much the ability to buy everything (through third parties if needed) etc. then buying altcoin then have no purpose.

Here is a little advice for everyone here (I'm hodling Bitclave).

There still a lot of to improve. If IIRC, I read on Telegram that they are currently relying on Google for some of the data which is wrong If you want to make a decentralized search engine that is supposed to compete with the current ones. Not to mention that you can't really load much, It's only one page and the inaccurate data regarding wallets (probably not their fault, but the source they are getting info from) etc.

The list may go on and on but the fact that we are receiving weekly updates is very promising and that's not something all projects are doing. My advice is that If you really believe that this team is going to deliver, then stay away from FUD, send your funds to a hardware wallet and forget them. If not, just sell everything you have and let people do whatever they want.

If by that you mean It's not working, then It's probably only you because It's functional for me and I have this message on the footer:


What error message are you receiving?

This project is revolutionary, the fact that there is no investors around it etc. really make me wonder what's wrong here. Not to mention that It's being a few years already and still, we're nowhere near a stable release.

As long as your computer have no malware. The hardware wallets are the only one that are truly safe, I suggest investing in one.

Just like the Neteller, Skrill and the rest of payment methods. If the account was funded using crypto, no, otherwise yes. I suggest reading the full User agreement so you know what you're getting yourself into:

All phishing attacks seem to target Myetherwallet domain name, use MyCrypto instead, It's the same with more features.

If you ever type your private keys, or upload your JSON file at a phishing site, you're basically at the mercy of the attacker, there is nothing that can be done to protect yourself from that, just be vigilant.

Well, that's the warning '2nd of august'. Unless another exchange decide to list them before the de-listing occurs, no, I don't see them going up again and in that case, I definitely don't suggest investing.

Regardless of how long these projects existed, unless it has a use-case and a purpose, you shouldn't invest in it, don't follow the hype.

It's profitable with POS coins such as PIVX, DASH etc. by running a Masternode but you'll have to invest in buying coins first, simply running a node without doing anything won't do you anything.

OKEX is an exchange, not a wallet, all private keys/addresses generated there belongs to them. It's not impossible to recover your funds using 2FA, email or anything else.

It's possible, I remember DeepOnion (from signature campaign) giving that much in a weekly basis at some point. In this case, I suspect that the amount will start to decrease overtime as more users will be joining the airdrop.

Is there is a real difference between Plasma and atomic swaps? because in Altcoin.io website, the first page speak about Plasma but when you try the website (the rest of the pages), they are referring to the process we're doing as Atomic swaps.

Ethereum is definitely interesting, no one can argue that but the problem is that all ERC20 have no real use case and no purpose. It's just a matter of time until people realize that and when they do, ETH could go down much further since the tokens is what keeping ETH alive in the first place.

Maybe IOTA with the internet of things? If you ask me though, bitcoin already took over. Bitcoin came first so It has the advantage now of a strong userbase. It's possible for BTC to add smart contracts, self governance like Tezos for example and pretty much anything because at the end of the day, It's just a code to change.