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It's also possible for them to claim hardforks If they didn't already and participate in airdrops like Byteball etc.

You won't go wrong with BTC and ETH. If you start investing in random coins for the sake of making small profit, you'll eventually lose money instead of winning. My suggestion is to keep accumulating both btc and eth and add Tezos. It's new, It's currently in Beta and the potentials are huge. Don't take my word for it though, go and read the whitepaper.

Honestly, It's getting ridiculous here. Who I'm supposed to contact to be able to access the Telegram channel again? I wasn't active as I said before so being banned make no sense.

He's not If you ask me. Tezos could easily surpass Ethereum and most of the altcoins If they ever manage to deliver what's on the whitepaper. It's still in its early stages though so this will take some time.

I have a suggestion If you could take in consideration.

I was looking for a service that could simply tell me the coins that I have and how much are they worth, and I came across this one: http://www.findmycoins.ninja/

If you could manage to do the thing where there is no need to type addresses, but only the seed, that would be awesome. That way, the user would know how much does he have and extract whatever he wants based on that.

Interesting. Compared to LN and atomic swaps, is it going to take more time to be live? I've seen a video about it on /r/Bitcoin a couple of weeks ago and the only repository I found is this one: https://github.com/submarineswaps/swaps-service so It's hard to tell how active the development is.

My current understanding is that they are different, atomic swaps are for off chain transactions while submarine are for the on chain transactions. Is that anywhere accurate?

If my above statement is indeed true then how come Submarine uses LN even the lightning network is actually off-chain? I'm a bit lost at this point.

If you are referring to the services being a scam then, try to find a bounty running by TokenMarket, BountyPortal or reputable bounty managers on the forums but If you're speaking about the members impersonating other members then there isn't much that can be done here. If the manager is vigilant, that shouldn't affect the original participant in anyway.

A price collapse? I doubt that's going to happen, at least not because of the blockchain size.

Words like "decentralization" are sadly fading from the crypto scene (except in bitcoin), people are here only for the profit and they do not care about big corporations being the only ones running nodes.

In the other hand, ethereum might switch to Proof of stake in the future so that could force people to run nodes.

I've never heard of such a thing personally. As long as you're following the forum and the signature campaign rules, you should be fine. There are lot of threads, a manager can't keep up If such a rule is applied.

I can tell you this, at this point, you can never go wrong with ethereum or bitcoin for long term. For anything else, do what you think is right. It's not a wise decision to take financial advises from here, those who invested in NEO will recommend to invest and those who didn't will say that you shouldn't. So, it's better to do your own research and act based on that.

I can't tell you their (Bitfinex) intentions when they first created Tether but I don't think it takes a genius to understand that things will go wrong, there is no way that the token value will remain unchanged at 1 USD. All it takes is an issue with the bank where they are storing the money and It's done.

Is it a convenient way to trade your coins instead of fiat that could take days? It definitely is, no one could deny that but If you're keeping them for long term storage? not suggested.

As dumb as this may sound for some people, I suggest following the technology instead of the money.

You could check the team behind the project, read the whitepaper, do some digging etc. and then link the dots but even then, you could go wrong. Instead, do all that + find a project that interests you and that you believe in. Stay away from the hype and the scores you'll see online, most of them are sponsored.

Zero credibility. I participated in the ICO and I don't remember anything regarding KYC, forcing it to users without prior notice is just dumb. Do you know how severe is the verification?

It's easy, the ones that has potentials are the ones that have a unique purpose.

If we exclude omni and ERC20 tokens and forked coins, we're left with few cryptocurrencies that are worth using: BTC, ETH, EOS, Bancor, IOTA, MaidSafe (If they manage to deliver) and Monero.

The 5 exchanges they keep talking about are Hitbtc, Bancor, IDEX, Tidex and one more not disclosed yet I believe. Most of these exchanges are not that known so none of them will require high amount for listing so their excuse is not valid.

The posts here just shows how people are going to continue and invest recklessly regardless of the red flags.

What's going on with Trade.io? It seems like there are members, newbies mostly who keep spamming about trade.io all over the place.

I believe trade.io is a legitimate project and they raised enough money during the ICO so I don't see why would they use bots to push their project and If it's not them, I don't see what's in it for anyone to do this. am I missing something?

Any source for your information? I didn't see any announcements regarding listing after the beta launch. I saw someone from the team saying that 4 exchanges are confirmed but nothing else and we need 5 anyway.

What's your question exactly? Just head to the bounties section and start looking for bounties that accept Youtubers as not all of them do.