Burst is in no danger of getting delisted because of the high daily volume and also with strong community support so I can't see Burst ever getting delisted on Polo. Burst now averages around 50 BTC in volume daily and some days it's even above 100 and even 200 BTC volume so I can't see it being delisted at all. Burst is a long term coin and has been growing steadily for the past 10 months now and will continue to grow. 

Volume raising again, getting ready for tomorrow Mooning

Yeah you pretty much got bent over if you still have SDC.  Kind of a bad way to do things but this is crypto, let's gooooooooooooo

SDC is NOT being re-branded to Particl

SDC is no longer being actively developed by the team, however it is still live and tradeable on the major exchanges

I suggest anyone who still has SDC to sell now while you still can, the swap period has ended and you can no longer swap your SDC for Particl. 

Yes, premine is basically a few high reward blocks the dev solomines before releasing the coin (wallet, source, etc).

Instamine is when blocks are mined way too fast than what was intended; let's say the block target is 60 seconds, so 1 block should be mined roughly every 60 seconds. There's a mechanism in place that controls the complexity of solving the next block (based on how fast blocks are being found by miners), called difficulty retarget. Which make blocks harder to mine if blocks are mined too fast and vice versa. Coins are almost always launch with very very low difficulty and it takes time for the difficulty retarget to increase the complexity of solving blocks by a huge amount and when a coin is launched, a huge amount of miners will start mining while the difficulty is only slowly climbing.

Instamining can be as fast as mining hundreds of blocks within minutes. And can last a long time, depending on the difficulty retarget in place.

There are some simple methods to check for ICO scams :

- Check escrow conditions, if there is no milestone, don't invest.
- Check the identity of each team member, the photos are not enough, check their social accounts, google them, do anything to get their ID. if not, then it is 90% a scam.
- Don't waste time on whitepaper, it is made for technical users who can understand the content.
- If somone invites you to invest, and wears their signature, beware, he may be paid to get investors (at the moment just a few users do this)
- Ask them the ICO scam killer questions like : Where is your business plan ? what is your expected realisation delay ? Where is your financial plan ? ...

With these, you can easily avoid ICO scams, but even Bust them.

I heard some negative comments on their IOS, It is going to fail and Investor going to loose their amount on 20th is that true ?