Na, you are right, it won't matter since low supply helps boost price.  And I guess the longer it goes on, the more it will help early adopters.  I did read through the first few pages and didn't see how often the airdrops will be coming?  Is it going to be like once a month?

Love the idea, but 0.001 per Ether seems low.  Is this air drop going to go on years?

No, he's definitely talking about BCH, he just used the wrong symbol.  His link to a Bitcoin Cash forum. 

On telegram, Nadav (Admin) wrote "We will be replacing our bounty manager shortly, unfortunately he has personal issues that I can't discuss at the moment" ...

Just FYI....

Unfortunately, all discussion about whether or not the bounty will end today is being referred to the BCT bounty thread by other admins on Telegram .... basically, they want to us to ask a non-existent bounty manager if the campaign will be extended another week, or not ...

I hope the former campaign manager has success in whatever he is dealing with, and hopefully this will get resolved soon.  I think for the meantime we have to leave our sigs on, otherwise the new manager will not be able to tell who wore their sig for week 5 ...

NEM, Ripple, Decred were all airdrops, and although I wasn't around then, people are saying they were worthless at first, but if you had held them all, you'd be a millionaire now ... so to me, it is worth the few seconds to fill out a form and get some free coins, and I just HODL them all.  Nothing to lose, and maybe you'll hit a jackpot. 

It's like bitcoin with 1/10th the fees...  it's not totally useless.  Anyone who wants to seriously use a crypto to transact, rather than invest, would be better off using BCH for the time being.

Ok ... that's different, when you said it was "pending", that means to me it was attempted to be sent, but for some reason did not confirm in the blockchain (i.e. "stuck in pending").  If it was only marked pending on their website, then that is different than pending in the blockchain.  Yeah.  If there is no TXID, then that is a bigger problem.

Sometimes pending transactions just fail ... orphaned block or glitch ... and get returned to the sender.  Have you looked at those possibilities?  It's good you notified them, but too soon to call it stealing, since you haven't given them much of a chance to resend.

I wish they would stagger the ICOs by a day or two so that you get in on both them, instead of posting both with the same start/end date ... I don't have many Wings so I have to pick between aigang and tokenbox.... neither looks that great on the surface.

I thought the sale was pushed back to Nov 14th?  But this week (week 5) is the last week of the campaign? 

Tulip mania wasn't a Ponzi Scheme... it was just a bad investment.  Ponzi means old investors are paid off with money from new investors, to give the appearance of a monthly return, but in reality, there is no investment at all, just shuffling money around.  So, like Tulip Mania and The DotCom bubble, bitcoin can't be a Ponzi because there is no one offering huge returns or monthly payments, who is going to disappear with most of the "investment" money.

I did notice an ICO I'm following was scheduled for Nov. 1st and is now moved to Nov. 14th.  B2X futures are now above $2,000, so It's probably a smart move, since I do think people will keep their Bitcoin locked up until then.  After that, I do expect a pullback in Bitcoin and Alts to get a boost.  My main concern here is that people will see the moderate success of these forks and more forks will keep coming.

I sign up for a lot of airdrops, and IMO, Deep Onion, PoSToken, and maybe Xenon are the only ones that have a future.  Hoping for more good ones, though.  

It's a big mistake to look an investment's performance over the last few months, and extend it linearly forever.  Markets change.  After B2X we might see a pullback in Bitcoin and money start to flow back into Alts.  There are too many good ideas and projected floated with Alt Coins for some of them to not regain their success.

I didn't like the name at first, either.  A smelly vegetable that makes you cry ...

Then I learned that the O in TOR stands for Onion, "the Onion Router", and it made more sense to me.

I'd like clarification on this, as well. On the main thread, it says the Public sale is pushed back to Jan 14th.  I don't have a problem with wearing the signature for that term, because I think this is great project, but I just want to make sure the campaign is being extended.  Thanks.

To me, it seems kind of crazy to use Bitcoin to buy things, given how fast its price appreciates.  Like the guy who bought a pizza for 10,000 BTC ... that's now a 60 million dollar Pizza.  It is perhaps Bitcoin's success as a growth investment that makes it a failure as a currency.

Looks like there are only 25,000 of them max, so it's still a small market cap compared to Bitcoin.  With the current supply X coin price, I get around 112 million market cap, that puts it in the top 60 ... still pretty impressive.

To me, the key to answering your question in the OP is " if I bought a bitcoin after that date ".  The answer is NO.  If you bought bitcoin after the fork date, you can not claim any Bitcoin Cash.  Bitcoin Cash is linked to the wallet that held the Bitcoin at the fork date.  There would be no Bitcoin Cash associated with a wallet that held no Bitcoins on Aug. 1st.  There is no time limit on claiming it, though.  If you know the private key of a wallet that held Bitcoin on Aug 1st, you can claim it at any point the future.

It's probably teamviewer ...  it's been linked to multiple crypto thefts.