I understand that Bitcoin is the gold and Litecoin is the silver but what is Dogecoin really? I mean it started as a joke and yet people are using it even though the development is pretty much dead and seeing services starting to support it now make me question their credibility or even their sanity...
As for the market response then I honestly can't see anything. If you see the charts in CoinMarketCap for example and compare it with the time Coinbase did the announcement, there has been basically no significant changes, anything before Coinbase's announcement should not be considered as any type of "response".
I agree with you that the dogecoin is more like a joke because it was just created for fun, but one thing you should check in a coin to know if there is going to be an increase in price or not is the market volume, since dogecoin was one of the first coin in existence, it has a large market volume and that way, whales will be very much interested in buying so much of the coin in order for them to make profit in a future date. |
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I come across different posts and allegations that bounty hunters are dumpers and they make projects lose it value upon exchange listing. But from my experience with bounties most projects don't offer bounty allocation of more than 5% of the total token sold. So how will 5% dump have a huge effect on the remaining 95% price. And what about projects that don't have bounties but still dump hard on the exchange, is it bounty hunters too?
The bitter truth is that most projects dump because of the ridiculous number of bonuses the team have offered during the tokensale and pre-sale period. Imagine giving investors 70% bonus for their investments, they can decide to sell everything off and be happy with the 70% profit.
Because it is more easier to say that everyone is responsible for my failure, than who is really responsible for it. Everything what you do in your life depends on a time and effort what you give to it. If you invested and market crashed, then it is your failure that you didn´t predict it based on deep market research.  I think making money in crypto is not something for people who do not bother doing some research about what should be done in dip, which coin to invest or when to withdraw. This is Very important and many guides and websites could guide you in making a good decision. It is useless blaming people for the mistakes you make in life and in your financial deals. |
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The market needs to be watchful, only then it is possible to get the best earning out of trading. To get the best earning, being watchful is not everything that is needed. You also need to do research on what you are putting your money in. You cant expect to get a good long term gain on a shitcoin that is pumped up by shills everywhere on reddit. That will cause you to lose your money on dumped bag of bagholders. Whenever you're with plans for short term trading you should not expect big profit, more the investment more will be the risk and depending on the coincidence of the prediction to the real market more will be the profiting. Short term can also give large profits but here the luck is what is going to make a difference - real time analysis is also having an effect, if you get into some coin early before a pump comes in provided that it was a real pump and not a fake pump. Yes short term could give you profits but no big fluctuation in the price of Bitcoin or any other coin happens in the short term and I think the chances of making big money is simply low. So you can make your gains big by keeping your wallet diversified and investing in the long term. That is what helps so much. You get considerable addition in to the value of your coin. That is right. And see and revaluate the coin you are HODLING. There are many good coins in the market and they take their own time to gain value. I think if you have been unable to get the value of your coins raised, maybe you have invested in coins with low growth prospects. In such cases, if you are not at loss, you better switch to another coin and start making money. |
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Wow, it is actually cool that they have a lot of experienced team in their project, though since the inception of IEO, I have never checked to see the team in charge of a project since the crowdfunding itself is being conducted by the exchange and not the project teams, but it is a very good thing that you are checking the team behind the project because the future of the project will depend on the people who created the project itself and not the exchange.
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Just swapped my BNB to mainnet from https://coinswitch.co/bnb-swap/ there was no fee charged and it was a 1:1 swap. My question is what is the deadline to swap all BNB that I am holding or is it ok to hold the old BNB without swapping? No referral link whatsoever from you, all I see is a shilling method and it's a very good one keep it up, I know very much that you are part of the team involved in this project, but what I don't know for sure is why you are trying to advertise your project without us knowing that you own it or you are part of the project, I think you should be proud of what is yours, it's just an advice what did I know. |
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What are your views on the current state of Crypto currency markets ? How does the future looks like?
Well I think we are still in schedule of how we saw that this year is going to be for crypto, I said from the beginning of the year that we are going to see a bull run in the price of Crypto soon and at this time the price of bitcoin was $3500, but after some few weeks, the price began to increase and now we can see bitcoin at $5000+, I still believe that the bull run hasn't begun yet and we should expect much more from the market than what we are already seeing. |
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1. I don't set my goals for using specific amounts in gambling, but it still ranges between $100 - 250 per week.
2. In BTC? I've won BTC1.5 max and if I put that in USD, it comes to $1500 (when it reached $1000 for the first time).
3. I had been a fan of BTC and that's the one I've used most of the time, another alt I used was ETH but I don't use it presently.
Same here man! I have been in love with BTC speculate in it for long terms. They give you great gains. I never used Bitcoin in gambling because gambling in my opinion is a bit more uncertain as compared to the market in which you trade your coins. I spend nothing more than $100 in gambling and that too does not come at regular frequency. Won $200 couple of weeks ago. |
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Yes, gambling is entertainment. Because gambling gives people pleasure in different ways. Just as a person took part in a gambling game and he won the gambling. By doing this, he enjoys that gown and enjoys a different kind of fun. And with this victory, others are also entertaining at the same time.
So in my opinion gambling is entertainment.
Thank You
In gambling, you are trying to support a side for something that is yet to happen. That is you are trying to predict the future and are betting over that as well. This is a kind of situation that creates a dilemma and in the same time is sought of thrilling and entertaining which means it is something to enjoy and not a mean to make money because the future prediction is not certain and there could be a win or loss. |
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I only advise you not to play in trading if you don't want to wait longer, there is no main capital to start it all.
You can actually still trade without waiting longer, you just need to be a day trader. This market is volatile, so you can play with the price and if you are good enough with your analysis, that's automatic profit on your side. No I don’t consider day trading a better option because I know trading is good but it takes time to rise we can joining for long term trading, I recently have stated I bought some coins at low price now I am holding all my coin for long term so letter on I will trade with the higher price, but now I only will have to hold with patience. Day trading is not bad for all out there. Many people along with doing other jobs day trade their coins and make small but quick money. I personally prefer a long term trading and the reason behind it is purely the benefits you get to earn when you invest for long. The average value of crypto increases over time and a long term trading basically accumulates the rise in the value which results in immense profits. |
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Gate.io announced their first IEO - CNNS ( https://www.gateio.co/startup/2). Start time - 22/04 UTC 4:00 - 6:00. CNNS wants to collect $3.6mln. Personal cap - $3k. So, they already locked the price of GT tokens on $0.6 (~ x1.5 from GT sale, trading starts on 21/04). I see a lot of people comparing the prices of BNB and GT after the process of selling their token and said that GT prices will continue to increase in the coming time. And with my first IEO, I think they won't disappoint investors That is how so many investors feel like after they invest in IEO. They come to know how good this IEO investment is as compared to the former ICO investment. Thank you for compiling the list. It is important to have an account on the exchange if you want to be part of IEO. Binance Launchpad has been extraordinary and Bittrex had some good success with Veriblock as well. |
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Besides, does anyone recommend a good bounty? Recently I only do bcnex.  A lot of bounties didn't pay to me. Yes almost all hunters complain about questioning a good bounty project too many new bounties but not promising success, it is very difficult to choose and generate income There was a time back in 2017 when bounties were on their crest. They didn’t allow anyone to sabotage them and people were amazingly earning from it. I started back in that era when we were seeing a giant response of bounties towards its users. But with time lapse and people seeing bad condition of crypto world, bounties have been ignored. But we are still hopeful for an amazing era ahead. |
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Gambling to me is not the way to loss, as a gambler we know loss is inevitable but if as a gambler; you are able to gamble responsibly you will close the point of loss also, when you gamble sensibly and securely, be rest assure that your loss will drastically be reduce while your win maximize.
Every gambler should be aware that the chances of winning are against him most of the times, meaning they assume big risks of losing their money when they start gambling. So it is necessary to control yourself and gamble only what you can afford to lose, otherwise you might end up bankrupt. It is important for gamblers to see this but I am sure every one of them knows what it really means about gambling. They know it better that gambling is just a place where you put your luck on mind and just push your whole pocket. Luck isn’t your companion for everyday so don’t think like this. These stupid group need to rethink on their decisions about choosing gambling as source of income. |
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I'd like to create a list of truly decentralized currencies for myself and for any one who'd be interested in.
My criteria are:
- open source code
- no ICO
- no premine
- not a token
- decentralized development structure
- no "owner" or individual/group/company holding the majority of the stock
- traded at least on one true DEX (with some volume there)
Please mention a currency that in your opinion fits into the above criteria.
The criteria can be discussed here, so your opinion is welcome.
I myself did my homework so I have a list of the currencies that may fit into this criteria but I'd like the list to be created from scratch by the forum members.
Since you are the one that want to create a decentralized platform list, I don't see any reason why you will begin to ask us to tell you name of coins we think it's decentralized, how will you know when a coin is fully decentralized when you haven't studied it's code on github to see how it was developed, you can only create a list of truly decentralized blockchain only if you can be able to read the github code of all the blockchain project we have in existence. |
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Can you provide the link that will be directed me to the elon's tweet? Im so glad to see that if elon is more interested with ether rather than tron. Tron is such garbage caused by it has created a partnership with scam company like tether.
Here's the tweet https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1123033196642201600You can browse there lots of CT replies lmao. Buterin even replied and invited him to eth devcon on that tweet. Hahaha, I love this kind of thing, when guys we are looking up too begins to misbehave and forget that anything they do especially in the Crypto space is going to go viral and everyone would be aware of it including the government of a country, I don't think they know the kind of reputation they have, though to some extent what they are doing is kind of normal because everyone want to showcase their own project and brag that it's the best until they are actually able to get themselves to that stage by working hard. |
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I’ve worked with dozens of blockchain project as an author, mostly writing White Papers, press releases, landing site copy, blog posts, one-pagers, and so forth. I’ve also edited lots of other people’s work, and unfortunately the same issues keep popping up again and again. So I’ve decided to collect a few of the “mortal sins” of White Paper writing and post them here one by one. It would be cool if you could add some of your own pet peeves – just stuff that annoys you when you read a White Paper or any other blockchain-related copy!
Here we go:
1) Writing “whitepaper” as a single word
White Papers are a type of official documents issued by the UK government. They describe policy proposals. (There are also green, yellow and blue papers, by the way.) Business adopted and adapted the term, so a business white paper describes not a proposed policy but a proposed project. You can choose to spell it “White Paper” or “white paper”, but please, please don’t write “whitepaper”. After all, you don’t write “whitewalkers” when referring to Game of Thrones, do you? Same thing here.
2) Placing disclaimers at the beginning
Disclaimers are the nastiest part of a White Paper – all they do is scare the reader. There are so many things that can go wrong – and the company won’t owe you a thing if your tokens lose all their value. Sure, you have to list the risks and protect yourself. But why do it in the beginning of a marketing document that aims to promote your project? Do you really want all that brutal and incomprehensible legal language to occupy the prime spot in your White Paper? Place it at the very end.
3) Claiming to be unique
Every project has competitors. Competition is not just Apple vs Samsung or Marvel vs DC Comics films. If you say that your project is unique, unrivalled, and free from any competition, it means one of two things: a) you haven’t done your research, or b) you have a very limited idea of what competition means.
A much wiser way to treat the competition issue is to devote a few hours of research, collect information on your competitors in a structured table, and find a way to present your project as being better. For example, you can stress that project A has so far failed to release a prototype, or that project B’s monetization system is inferior to yours.
Understand this: the fact that you have competitors means that there is money to be made in your niche. If there are many companies working on similar projects, it shows that there is demand, that an actual pain exists and needs to be solved. Claiming that there is no competition begs the question: if nobody has tried to do this, then maybe there is no need for it at all? Sure, Steve Jobs was able to create needs people didn’t know they had. But face it – you are not Steve Jobs.
More White Paper errors and mortal are still to come, so check back on this thread later. And do add your own “favorite” errors!
Well thank you very much for the information, though I am still a bit confused about how white paper should be written because I have seen a lot of top persons in the crypto space write white paper without giving any space and a lot of companies has followed this pattern too, I just saw it like one of those crypto terms we make use of, for example we all talk about hodling coins but we can't find this word anywhere in the dictionary because it's a crypto world and was invented in the crypto space. |
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Why not, I keep all my trading capital in btc or most of the time in stable coin, bitcoin controls the market and no matter the coin you leave your trading capital in, you might still acquire some loss if the price of bitcoin dumps, so I leave my coin in bitcoin anyways, though I didn't say everyone must leave their coin in btc, I am leaving it their because that's the choice I have made, every trader can make their own choice on where they want to leave their trading capital and no one would say anything about it since it's their choice to make.
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I have had the legacy account for years. Bittrex locked me up about a week ago, so I made a successful ID verification, but I refused to make an extended KYC verification. They want a photo of my face along with the ID, but I disagree with it. My argument is that they don't have my permission to own and keep my photo. From my point of view, it is a great risk to give them such a picture. https://medium.com/@wilderko/how-does-kyc-aml-pose-a-serious-threat-to-your-privacy-and-should-not-be-used-at-all-88f7acd3f3bI wanted to terminate account, but they always reply with asking for that photo. So today they asking for our face photo with ID, and next time they will want maybe our DNA or other biometric identification. Who knows. I don't understand how they can rob people in this way. Maybe they are suspecting some malicious activities in your account, so I would advise that if you have coins in that account, just carry out the verification since there is nothing else you can do about this, maybe a rule have been broken and the only way for them to get your account unlocked is to carry out KYC for you alone. I don't make use of bittrex for trading so I might not be able to say what really happened that your account was blocked, I like their platform but I am already making use of binance for my trading activities. |
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I see that the crypto world is developing very fast, including bitcoin. And also with the entry of technology and breakthrough breakthroughs, especially in the ICO project. But my question is whether it would be good if there were still many people who were reluctant to develop and increase their knowledge too and still depend on the opinions and predictions of others?
In my heart I say that is not true. What about your point of view?
This is the biggest problem I am also having with a lot of persons in the crypto space, I don't know why people will not want to make research for themselves but end up following other people’s opinion about a project, and when that project doesn't turn out well, they begin to spread FUD all over the place saying that bitcoin and crypto is a scam. Let's learn to always advise newbies to make their own research about a project before investing their money in it even though we tell them it's a good buy, so that they don't end up blaming you when something goes wrong in the future. |
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If there is anyone that has hodl'ed from then till now, they still have profit . Let’s assume that you started around 2009/2010 without withdrawing your money and you have left it there for long till today, you are still making profit cause the lowest price now is a big difference to the lowest we had as of then. As the community keeps growing and more investors becoming part of the train, the price keeps moving . Cryptocurrency is volatile and there are times it will increase much and then it falls back again.
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Hi,
I'm wandering if there's anyone here who keeps their trading capital in BTC, say at bitmex.
So, never going short or hedging your dollar value, only ever; no position or long. Adding and removing leveraged positions on top instead - as a form of long and short.
I don’t think there is anyone that never does that ,everyone who is into trading does it. I keep my trading money in BTC most of the times , though I do convert some to dollars and keep, but that’s mainly a part of the profit then I continue to keep the rest as BTC for trading. The only time I don’t keep my money in BTC is when I’m not going to trade for a long time, so that I don’t take losses that I’m not even aware of when they happened. |
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