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If you got some guts to invest at ICO, I do recommend it at all. Just make sure the project, developments, team as well is transparent. Good luck, pal!
That is a good strategy too, but I wouldn't put all the $500. What I think it's best in this case: $200 in a good ICO and the rest spread between more established coins/tokens. Yes, NEO is very promising. |
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Hi,
[This reply is not an investment advice, doing your own due diligence and not relying on others is critical]
In my opinion you will have to disperse your funds into multiple coins, creating a portfolio for yourself is the best bet to survive in any market, sure you can choose one coin and be lucky, but what if you are unlucky from the get go ?
Here would be my choices for building a portfolio in your case: BTC, LTC, ETH, RDN, SBD, NEO, EOS, you should decide how to split them based on your risk level.
I hope you will be making a decision that resonates with your true risk level, and remember, never risk more than you can lose.
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Another way would be to NOT "invest" your money but your time, participating in bounties or collecting airdrops. But this is not the topic of this thread so I will stop here.
I wish you a good day/night ahead.
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Congrats to Team Viewly! This was ALL from community support.  100% successful sale in the Pre ICO 🤗 |
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I see that there are less than 17 hours remaining and only 323 ETH left until you are hitting the 4000 ETH cap! Great work guys!  |
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Hey guys, I'm having trouble obtaining the purchased pre-ICO VIEW tolkens to MyEtherWallet. Don't you add a tolken, put in the VIEW contact address, put in VIEW for tolken symbol, and then put in 8 decimals??
I keep getting the error "Not a valid ERC-20 token VIEW".  1. It's 18 decimal places 2. You must have entered the wrong address, please follow these instructions: https://blog.view.ly/post/setting-up-view-token-in-your-wallet/ |
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Hi guys,
I know EOS is something that you are considering.
Now, in the whitepaper, you talk about how anyone can host their own videos or pay for someone , a hosting node, to host them at a low fee( hosting nodes compete in the marketplace)
Dan Larimar was talking about EOS storage where anybody could host his video, thus guaranteeing the user a decentralized file redundancy.
As I understand it, the one who wsnts to upload a video, for example, will have it's tokens locked as long as he wants his file, in this case video, to he online.
If, at one point, he decides to delete the video, he gets his tokens unlocked and he is free to sell them.
How would this fit into Viewly?
Would this type of storage make the hosting nodes obsolete?
I see how this would work, for example, if the content creator would like to not host his files on his computer but on the EOS storage.
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Using frictionless payments and the ability to merchandise, will be content creators be able to:
1. Reward subscribers directly from the platform?
2. Create contests and have the ability to randomly select winners, using some kind of true random generator integrated into the blochchain, who achive certain tasks ( like watching the whole video, likes, watching certain videos per week, sharing the video, etc)?
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Do have to register to be on the list to buy tokens? Or is this list just for the pre-ico and will still have to register?
There is no whitelist, anyone can join ( except usa and china) also check if it's legal.in your country of residence 👍 |
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What would convince a small youtuber, who is already beaten by low payments and low views, to join Viewly?
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Why not use both?
I mean, it is better to have eggs in more than one basket.
Multiple streams of revenue and all that, right?
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Vasja Zupan is one of your advisers, can it be safe to say that Viewly will be also traded on Bitstamp, given the fact that he is the COO of the exchange?
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