I think most people would see it as you trying to get money from them. Facebook has lots of posts, it's free for sure but they collect their users data and then sell them. As you said earlier, they also have many ads, but people are fine with it since they don't have to pay anything. Regardless of whether they want to spam or not, they don't have to spend money to write their thoughts.

The point is, most people would not pay for subscription for something that does not give them something unique, especially on a new platform, even if it's free on the beginning. But anyway, if you still believe on this project, hopefully you have some luck.

The fees are high due to the network, so any dapp would more or less have the same fees. The only way to solve it is to make contract call cheaper, and probably the next Ethereum upgrade will do that.

I agree that miner got profits from this but remember that they're mining the blocks and securing it, it's not like they got it for free.

At least state your needs. Do you need a mobile wallet? Can you afford a HW? Or you just need to store your coins and then hold it for years?

There's no one solution for everyone. Somebody might not have a computer but can afford a smartphone, or they have a second smartphone that has not been used for years but still run properly. The latter might not need to buy any HW and can just use the second phone as a semi cold-wallet if necessary.

Man, so many defi projects popping out of nowhere. At least make your projects more attractive with tangible benefits. Allow user to stake on multiple platform is a vague utilities and I bet nearly all tokens can be just the same. I smell another copycat and worthless tokens in the near future.

You don't have to connect it to your PC again if you want to transfer more bitcoin. Your second opinion is more or less right. The file contains your necessary details and will automatically "sync" when you use it in the future.

In short, bitcoin transaction happens on the network, you don't have to be online. Your seed/private key are the way to access your coins, so as long as you have it, and you send it to the right address, your coins will be there.

Before you click the link you should also check the sender too. If it looks suspicious (from gmail and not from Stellar website directly, for example) then it's 100% scam. It will save your time instead of checking the link which might already have some injected code when you click it.

Are Tiktok/Wechat really that important for their users so they must access it even if it was blocked by their government? I honestly don't see it. They'd probably move to another platform that do the same thing. Even if they still need to access this platform, I don't think they want to specifically use a decentralized VPN. There's just not enough reason to assume so.

This is possible only if the user register their address to the ens. If not then it will still return the usual Ethereum address format.

Only merchant or those who need to publicly publish their address use this, but for privacy oriented individual or the average joe, most of them don't use it.

Masih kurang paham apa hubungannya pembangunan dengan membership. Dari video singkatnya kok malah terkesan mirip investasi bodong. Memangnya yang menggagas proyek ini udah lama punya pengalaman di bidang pembangunan? Kalau iya bukannya funding seharusnya bukan jadi masalah lagi? Kenapa perlu meluncurkan membership segala? Terus proyek apa nanti yang mau dibangun? Atau semuanya masih sekedar konsep saja tanpa ada track record yang jelas?

You can't swap BTC to LTC in Binance Dex, unless you're exchanging their pegged token. Binance Dex is only for BEP2 tokens exchange, like Forkdelta/Uniswap for ERC20 tokens.

As far as I can remember, Tether is far from reliable. Their USDT backing has changed multiple times from 1:1 USD backed into something like 70% USD, 20% gold, and 10% of mixed assets. I definitely don't think that they're reliable and can be trusted for now.

That's a nice idea if they have the capabilities to do that. I think most staking platform also open a lending platform, but for Gold I don't think it's a good thing to launch for now. It would probably easier to do it if Gold cooperate with existing staking platform instead such as Honest Mining. But that being said it I never knew a staking platform that accepts coins without in-built staking function.

What exactly is this project about? "Doing important things freely" sounds like a jargon of some empty marketing. What exactly are you offering for those college stakeholders except mining new coins?

If those stakeholders do need a blockchain for their needs, why they should use yours when there's a lot of other projects that has better partners for doing things like time stamping a document securely?

What's the benefit compared to other bounty platform such as Bounty0x? I don't really see new features or competitive edge from your product. Looks like another bounty aggregator to be honest.

There are some aggregator-like website that gets good traffic such as defipulse, you might be interested in that. Especially with the recent defi hype, you can get a better traffic. Might as well research on that and design a better website that can offer unique features compared to the existing services.

It's like saying any apps on Google Playstore won't steal your data because Google listed them there. I doubt they do a deeper check on their partners operation. As long as they give them money, since they can just disband the contract if the other went bankrupt or face a lawsuit.

Maybe you should ask the FCA then. I honestly doubt that license holds any meaning since I see many wallet acquired the license to run digital wallet services, so not exactly implying that the regulators would monitor their activity. But this thing will gradually slow down when countries begin taking crypto seriously. After all, this industry is still very young, not even 20 years old yet.

There is always a possibility of a fork, and then it's a matter of time to see which chain live and die. I also believe that the 21 million is somewhat a magic number that has been marketed through various channels (regardless we want it or not) as the bitcoin important value compared to fiat.

When the time come we'll see, I don't really think we need to predict so early.

Nice reminder. Maybe also check your others social media, create another e-mail purely for business purpose and never leave personal details, especially you're not using a centralized services. Some hackers might also try their luck hacking your Telegram account for example. Telegram are as important as e-mail nowadays.

The number one exchange right now just started around 3 years ago, it's not that old either but I'd say that you should at least avoid those with clear red flags. And btw, Bitrue is launched in July 2018 according to CMC, so it's not new, just not that popular.
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/bitrue/