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Coinbase is the world’s most popular way to buy and sell bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin..Invite friends and get free bitcoin - Coinbase  |
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Currently, the Bitcoin blockchain does not comply with the requirements of financial markets and its infrastructure does scale to deal with the daily volumes of transactions taking place on the financial market.
Ripple is a blockchain-based solution for cross-border payments, in other words they offer a service similar to what SWIFT does but in a decentralized way. Their vision can be summed up as becoming the Internet of value.
Ripple is a decentralized transaction network that also contains a digital currency called ripples or XRP. Any type of currency can be transacted over the network, so if someone wants to sell their XRP for USD they can do that within the network without the need of a third party.
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The Government has empower to ban such artificial currency.The general currency is circulated after deposit the Golds and securities in reserves.Any type of private currency circulation which is unsecured,and lead to fraud management must be checked and also ban the x capitalism.
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What is happening now is that if you want to pay by bitcoin, the easiest thing that you can do is to get a debit card that is linked with bitcoin. That way you can pay by bitcoin without merchants having to do anything new.
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Will you have a page on Facebook? I think it will be informative for users.
Now I follow pages about Bitcoin, Ethereum, LuckyToken and Ripple.
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Why do you not maintain Facebook activity? It's a perfect way to communicate and spread the information.
For example, the LuckyToken has own Bounty Campaign that is connected with Facebook and where you can write reports about your activity up to rules.
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If I send Bitcoin from the USA to India, do I have to pay capital gain tax on it?
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No.
The Bitcoin cryptocurrency maintains a current, completely transparent ledger (log of transactions). While it is true that the coin owners are not identified by any immediately identifiable ID, payments using Bitcoins are not anonymous by design, and leak information.
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Do you have a referral programme? Now I want to take a part in the LuckyToken Lottery because my referrals get a free ticket to start playing, and their referrals, in turn, receive 1% of their invitees’ winnings on a permanent basis, and so on. This command is embedded in the program code and is executed automatically. Also, if invitees buy LUC tokens during ICO, another 7% of the amount purchased will be added to their accounts.
If Intercoin has smth like this I will think about investing in your coin too.
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Why is the price of UWC so low?
Maybe it's better to make it higher and in such way to increase trust?
For example, the cost of 1 LUC is equivalent to $1.00, which is the price of a single play. 1 LUC is not just a lottery ticket, it is a full token, which
can be exchanged for another currency or used to pay for goods and services.
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Hmm.. only 5% of referral?
For example, if invitees buy LUC (LuckyToken) tokens during ICO, another 7% of the amount purchased will be added to
their accounts.
Do you have an Affiliate program?
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Bitcoin is definitely not a stable currency.
Stability (of the value of a currency) depends on supply and demand. How many bitcoins are in existence vs. how many people want to use them to mediate exchanges, or to collect them because they might appreciate over time.
The currency tends to be deflationary, assuming the user base will increase. There is a gradually slowing down creation process for the currency, where a fixed final target amount of 21 million bitcoins is approached with increasing difficulty in the creation process. This process is essentially pre-programmed and takes no heed of demand. The user base could increase by orders of magnitude but the amount of coins to work with is not flexible.
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Why EUR?
in the end, it will be more expensive than, for example, 1LUC = 0.8 $ in the ETH equivalent.
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I read about it on Slashdot, the first news site to mention it. My initial impression was that it was super cool, but it will never become popular, so why should I waste my CPU power on it (GPU mining still wasn’t a thing back then, never mind ASIC). Then a bunch of governments messed up a bunch of things, and here we are - suddenly everybody’s a crypto-anarchist  |
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What about anonymity? Is it important for your users?
For example, LuckyToken developers say that despite the fact that the blockchain is an open database, it only shows the
numbers of electronic wallets. Personal data is not required.
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But it doesn't use blockchain technology at all, right?
While the Lottery on blockchain guarantees that all transactions are displayed in the open registry (blockchain) therefore any player can make sure
that all prizes are awarded in full concordance with lottery rules, instantly, without any third party
involvement.
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