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While I would strongly disagree that bitcoin is no more being used as a currency, I als believe that when the price becomes more stable, many people will patronize it and and everyone will seee that it hasn’t lost its identity as a currency.

1000$ a month? It is achievable but I think that it only takes a specialist or professionals in either trading or ICO investments to make that easily. I do not know exactly how you intend to do that but which ever option you choose ranging from bounty hunting to trading, you just need to focus and you will be successful. Good luck

There is no doubt about that. If there is an altcoin that can give bitcoin a better competition then Ethereum is the closest. Even though I doubt if it will ever catch up with bitcoin but if an altcoin stands that chance then I will point at ETH.

Quote from: Dacosta Osei-Tutu on May 30, 2018, 06:12:57 PM

I have seen a lot of threads here asking about whether people will invest in a coin or do bounty. Its high time we all understood that, investment is not only about money. To me, any effort put into something to make it a reality can be regarded as investment. People who buy coins invest with their monies whiles those who participate in bounties also invest with their time and energy. Money is a replaceable resource but time can never replaced. To me, bounty hunters are also investors. What do you think?

You are very right. Let’s not as well forget that bounty hunters do not only invest their time and energy, in the country I find myself for instance, internet is very costly so bounty hunters actually invest a lot in their hunting.

I am not leaving and I never intend to leave. I am a university graduate currently unemployed and as a result, crypto is my only source of income. The market isn’t good now but it gives me hope because I know my luck will shine one day.

It is very difficult to find projects of this kind nowadays, its a very solid and viable project with an assurance of success. I look forward to its success.

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It has become very dangerous and heartbreaking to buy during ICO price. Most projects hardly achieve their target and thus listing on exchanges also becomes a major drawback. it is the reason why most investors now buy from exchanges directly.

What is the aim of such a phone? Which problems in the phone industry is it going to solve? Are such phones going to be produced just because we want to run everything on blockchain?
It will be very interesting but I think they should solve a particular problem that the current phones are not solving.

Bitcoin can be used in a country without the country’s acceptance of the use but countries need to accept bitcoin in order to make users feel safe when using it. Accepting bitcoin by a country will also give it recognition.

Quote from: icalical on March 27, 2018, 09:01:21 AM

Well, imho, scam is not necessarily take away your money. If you give something (your time, your personal data, anything, your signature) because you are promised to be rewarded, but in the end the person/entity is breaking their promise, it might be called scam/fraud.

And BTW when you give your data freely they might sell it to some people, and many people willing to pay for personal data.

Exactly, time is very precious so if you waste your time filling forms and at the end nothing beneficial comes out of it, then I can boldly say you have been scammed. What about the anticipation the induced you into and the failed promises? I don’t think scamming is limited to someone taking something from you and refusing to fulfill his part of the deal.

I actually anticipated a rise in those coins when the World Cup began but things didn’t happen as I thought. Perhaps this rise is likely to happen after the World Cup.

I hardly read Whitepapers unless I am to write an article about the project. I usually make my judgement base on the performance of the bounty manager, that is I have a critical look at his previous campaigns and how many have been successful. I do a lot of social media bounties so just imagine the number of Whitepapers I will have to read.

I will be very fast to sell once my investment reaches 100%. After all what do I stand to loose if I get 100% over a single night? It’s far more than what a bank could offer in 5 years.

I believe in diversity so I have managed to spread my investment across different altcoins. There have been several times when a particular coin suffers a great depreciation and at such instances you need to have other coins which should be doing well so as not to depress you. For me I would say keeping so many coins is actually the best option.

ICOs in recent times have become a means for the wicked to extort people. ICOs used to be very real but now they are just too many with about 80% likely not to reach their soft cap. All these contribute to the reasons why people are feeling reluctant to invest in ICOs.

Things might have been bad on your side but it is not advisable to just give up like that. There future still promises a lot. Don’t give up because some ICOs are fake do not pay you for your work. Keep working hard but always take the bounty manager into consideration before you join his/her campaign. We have all got useless coins sitting in our wallets but that doesn’t stop as from doing more bounties. A good day will definitely come.