To make all your password and data protected from the dangerous hackers i prefer to use good antivirus and i generally use metamask. It keeps my password and coins protected.
Antivirus is really a good choice. Some even level up their security by installing extensions that can examine links and sites thoroughly before you visit them. For me, I just check the https and bookmarking so I won't be directed to a phishing site. |
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Some people just participate in the bounties and wait for few years. they don't sell their bounty rewards for low fiat reward. Ironically those people become FIAT millionaires.  Thx for bounties! Good jewelry. No, that's not true. The trick is to sold them once they pump once they got listed because the price plummets after some time. It takes a year before it slowly recovers so you just need to buy it again on that dip. |
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Exchanges are always subject to hacking which many believe that the owners who are behind and just made up the hacking incident. So just keep it on your wallet because the only person you can trust is yourself.
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I do because the power of the blockchain technology is what people needs. We are stuck on the system where those who are powerful decide what's the truth and they hide the real things that really happens and our governments are good at it.
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I work as for them as an advertiser like signature campaigns which is the common here in the forum. I know that trading can also be considered as a work but you are like self-employed.
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I don't trust those ICOs in my opinion. I'll just consider them once they get listed on exchanges. The chances of getting loss on your investment on that ICO is 2x riskier than those altcoins that are already available on exchanges.
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Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.
We as bounty hunters can't do it anything with it if they require our KYC because we would also want that coin. I think that one of the reason why they would ask for such is eliminate multi-account in a single bounty campaign. But if it is an airdrop asking for KYC, i don't think it is deserving to reveal your identity for such a small of coins. Are you not aware of scam ICOs that looks legit? So imagine if you hand it out to them and they are a major syndicate in the crypto world then you'll just find out one day that people are looking for you because of that. Investing in Crypto is already very risky then what more if you gave them your identity? Bounty hunters are also not the real investors so please stop this KYC excuse. |
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It's obvious that it gives us significant gains because if it don't, we'll just like it. We will only like it because it's removing the pain but a lot of us has made tons of profit then that's the reason I or we loved it so much.
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I think nobody know how. You should participate in many airdrops. So you will have more chances to have good tokens with price. But 90% will be scam.
So you are just basically saying that 90% of his efforts are already in vain if he do that. I don't know but this might help because Rebellious had a decent website and they are now on exchanges so check those airdrops if they have a decent website as well. |
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It depends on their goal because mine is 10M. Once I reached that then I will encash and withdraw 75% of it into fiat and start living like wealthy people on television. Trading the 25% would be my pastime.
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I do use MEW and so far they are still safe even there's an issue going on inside with their members. I hope that they will resolve it sooner because it would lead having a bad service for us users if worse things happen.
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They already said that it's a network congestion and the best thing to do is to wait. And if that IOTA is from MEW then it's really going to happen because Eth has major network problems lately.
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Airdrops now is nothing like before. It feels like its whitelisting because they need these and that and those that have multiple accounts have that advantage. Newbies can't participate which is the real essence of airdrops.
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For me, the most annoying thing that they have done is making their own tokens. They aren't even reliable so how come they still have the courage to launch their own ICO? I'm really hoping a better of version them will exist as soon as possible so they'll die quickly.
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First, I check the total supply. I'm already out when I see them in billions. Next,they should have large numbers in volume and the community. Third is if there's an upcoming event or news that will trigger it's price to rise.
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You should hold. There have been rumors since the beginning about dropping the cash part and just calling it Bitcoin. I believe it was created for that purpose anyway. People are just having a hard time migrating to BCH unlike other forks.
I already sold it right after the fork and it was the best decision that I made and just hearing that rumour will really spark more anger on BitcoinCash. Plagiarizing the work from the other then taking its title is really a dumb move. |
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LINDA is what goes into my mind when I think of that. Their roadmap is very promising most especially the plans of listing it on top exchanges. It's very attainable and it will happen before the year ends.
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BAR, VEN, XRB, TRX and ENJ. I really don't have high hopes in Tron but it's always hyped by many believers of the coin and it's on the top 20 so I'm basically riding their train but the others are surely going to contribute much.
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Mark Zuckerburg just decided recently that he is going to study cryptography and now doing this. He should have just implemented regulations or strict measures.
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Not die but their numbers will definitely not exceed 250 - 500 a year. ICO will still continue because the best and disruptives ones are on still on the way of getting created.
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