|
It seems that there are less and less people caring about old coins like NAVcoin any more lately.
|
|
|
|
Thanks for sharing. But the old days when you are able to get something like several Ethers out of these airdrops are long gone. The meta has changed. |
|
|
|
I think nano and byteball have it covered
let's be honest though for an in depth analysis and objective educated opinion that rules out what 99.999999 % of the board that will come here to spam their blockchain alternative.
in the end when all have been weighed in the balance we will be back to bitcoin
Based on my observation, hashgraph is not just another altcoin. If you check the video out, you will find that their software and legal team are high-profile. |
|
|
|
I have seen info about hashgraph and looks interesting. But, am waiting till they have some kind of product before thinking of getting in.
I think they have released their SDK already. It is currently on testnet. It seems that it is a patented tech, which could set up a barrier for the community of developers to grow. |
|
|
|
Hello all can any one please suggest me what is the feature of the coins like Lisk,EOS,Neblio. why because most of the countries are banning ICO..in this situation what is the feature of platform based coins like Lisk,EOS,Neblio
LISK and EOS are based on DPOS to reach consensus, which means these chains are fast but highly centralized. Neblio is based on POS, which is much slower than DPOS but more decentralized. Most of countries are banning ICOs because a large portion of ICOs are scams or very scammy. |
|
|
|
I think that the best technology at the moment is the IOTA direct acyclic graph that provides a great network capacity without compromising safety and has low fees.
I think IOTA's tech is innovative. I haven't follow the recent development of IOTA lately, though. Hashgraph seems to build its consensus mechanism based on DAG as well. |
|
|
|
I attended the Hashgraph show last night, which is mind blowing. Hashgraph is said to be a data structure & consensus algorithm which is not only faster, fairer, but also more secure than blockchain. If all they mentioned are valid, then it will be truly ground breaking. What do you think of Hashgraph? Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCy9FnOq19sBTW, you guys can check out the video provided by Ivan on tech about hashgraph: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuL4DN2dA4E |
|
|
|
|
Recently, I find that the current upper limit of the TPS of NAVcoin is 1120, which is super high for a POS coin (not DPOS). I checked the block explorer of NAVcoin, and I found that there are only around 200 full nodes, which is kind of small.
Q:
Is 1120 tps achievable when the number of full nodes become much larger (more decentralized)? If so, how does NAVcoin achieve this? Thank you very much!
|
|
|
|
Recently, I would like to try to build my own trading bot working with Binance API using python. I find a binance trading code on github: https://github.com/yasinkuyu/binance-traderDid anyone tried this code to trade with Binance API before? Do you guys recommend this code? Thank you very much! |
|
|
|
We have seen BTC drop in value around 40%, we have seen Ethereum drop around 60% and as I am writing this is still sliding. Most people hodling has lost of 50% of whatever they had or possibly more. Perhaps instead of “HODLING” we all should start to think about “CARIGN” about the market moves and learn how to prepare for adverse circumstances.
There are tools out there available to protect you against large loses. Learn to use them before you jump both feet in.
Hodling may be wrong in the short term. But it could be effective in the long run. And only a small portion of crypto guys have the time to watch the charts all day long, right? |
|
|
|
The emergence of new coins only benefit the billionaires to continue to benefit by pumping the new coins. Is it necessary to create new coins continuously? Because I see in the end the new coins will be abandoned by the digital asset merchants and demand continues to diminish.
Most of these new altcoins will go to zero. But I do believe some of them will be able to not only survive, but thrive in the long run. For example, Etheroll and Ethlend are two of the blockchain projects with huge potential. |
|
|
|
Until now Bitcoin is still the King in all aspects. But through last year until now, more and more new coins appear everyday. Bitcoin is now going to many difficult problems, we all know this. Some are better, Ethereum is the one, in my opinion. Guys do you think that Bitcoin will lose its first position on cyptocurrency market this year?
I think so. Bitcoin could be dethroned in the end of this year by Ethereum, if Ethereum's development will be going pretty well. But I still think BTC's price will increase in the long run. |
|
|
|
|
I find that Omnitude is highly rated in cryptobriefing.com and some of the other ICO review sites. In my opinion, it is a solid project born in the wrong time. Presently, the ICO market is somewhat bearish.
|
|
|
|
I hold 3 coins espers-(3 years),insane-(2 years),html - (5 years)  and price is the same....no moon ....I dont trust to holding anymore,any suggestions? Holding can be bullshit and can also be godlike choice, depending on which coin to hold. Try to do some fundamental analysis before holding any coins. In this way, you will be able to minimize the risk of holding. |
|
|
|
We at Quantum1Net believes what needed is higher amount of data transaction and speed, lower power consumption and stronger security. https://github.com/quantum1net/DocumentsOther than that, what do you think? Nothing actually. If one blockchain can get high throughput, low energy consumption and high security (high level of decentralization) at the same time, it will be mass adopted for sure. In my opinion, it is just very hard to achieve that. |
|
|
|
|
It is ranked No.3, because they are using circulation numbers from old PAC, which is much higher than the current number. I think it has already been corrected.
|
|
|
|
I don't think centralized cryptocurrency can make much of a difference for China. Cryptocurrency should be decentralized by itself, rather than controlled by a government. |
|
|
|
Right now there are so many projects that use ICO, and each project has its own tokens, I am confused, what is the point of token ?, with lots of tokens emerging, will it be useful or just become garbage?
The utility of the token is defined in whitepaper of the project. Check the token economics part of the whitepaper, and you will find that different projects have different design in terms of the utility of their tokens. |
|
|
|
Why is China’s stance on bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies watched so closely?
China's government would like to control the trading of BTC and alts, because they don't want people have a very simple way to send money overseas, which could be a systematic risk for China. |
|
|
|
With the most recent hacks, this is a hot topic. We at quantum are suggesting using XMSS to secure your wallet as we consider to do with ours in our new blockchain. https://github.com/quantum1net/DocumentsWhat is your take on securing wallets? Setup a ledger nano s hardware wallet on a fresh windows 10 PC should be secure enough for you to survive almost all crypto hacks. However, you do need to be careful about phishing sites. |
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
