Nice to see progress is underway.
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Long term this pandemic is very bullish for Bitcoin. Countries are printing money that is backed by nothing but In God We Trust. With money being inflationary and BTC being deflationary it may play out beautifully for the Bitcoin price. I'm not sure about the short term weeks and months but over years from now these prices are probably a bargain. It is certainly possible the markets have gotten a little ahead of themselves, but hard to tell with the halving only a week away.
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Normally, a couple months away from the halving would be a strong buy opportunity, especially after a bit of a dip. The problem is this darn virus, which has the potential of triggering a global recession. If traditional markets tank 30 - 50% that will bring bad days to crypto I'm afraid. Hoping for the best, but I'm worried.
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Do we need to upgrade our wallets?
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The coming airdrop tomorrow will be given only for iOS device owners. Do the Komodo team have any plans to spread the airdrop to more people, who don't have iOS devices?
I see in articles plan for that but will the app for Android be available within the first quarter of 2020?
I wouldn't worry about it, these airdropped coins will likely be worthless. I've been airdropped millions of different coins, and most are worth near zero.
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Bad days for crypto were in 2018 - early 2020, and now the market is starting to get better and I hope that in the next 2 years the market will only please us.
Well for a day or so it has stopped going down, we will see where it takes us.
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Also block reward reduction.
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thing and you will not get disappointed.
Actually, there are much more "bad days" for crypto than good days, if you want to use price as an indicator. For example you will see BTC spends more days near a low, than it does in parabolic high, but that's simply the way this type of volatile market works.
Long term is where it's at. More days in the middle, and the middle keeps growing higher but over years instead of days.
The key is to be in crypto on its 10 best days, as most will occur in the 10 best, especially with bitcoin.
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Lisk pump is base on what? I want to know.
ditto ...I've seen 'squat' for a reason 'except' perhaps name recognition and low price? Same with Siacoin as well...befuddled Well the coin was oversold and at least has rose with the rest of crypto. Also, they are now going to speed up their development process: https://lisk.io/blog/dev-update/new-development-schedule-lisk-core In addition they did layoff a good chunk of staff a few months ago. The bottom line, is I think the Lisk team realizes they need to step up their game, and it appears they are trying.
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Hello guys.
People usually misunderstanding what decentralization means, thinking on equality.
Most of us, already know that inequalithy is human intrinsic.
The Decred's governance model, put the decision makers under a "skin in the game" set.
This model ain't better, but a different way from bitcoin.
Bitcoin has a tough governance, almost immutable via hardforks when it needs, always creating another coins instead of solving or improving the technical rules.
It could be perfect over decades as SOV, but as a softfork's hostage, some basic implements could be impossible to make, becoming it outdated.
Decred allows HF without creating another chains.
About centralization, new coins tend to be more centralized than old ones.
Greetings.
Right the governance models between BTC and DCR are almost complete opposites. Some say it is a strength of BTC to be almost immutable, but some day a fork may be necessary, and allow DCR to jump near or ahead of BTC. We will see what happens. I own both.
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What is the best exchange to buy KOMODO without KYC ?
Not sure if you can get on to Binance without KYC, but it will obviously offer the best rates with the least amount of slippage and the most volume. AtomicDex app since it's is Komodo's Dex. Of course it is considered beta still, but some are doing real trades. Otherwise maybe try CoinEx.com or https://godex.io (5 - 10% slippage)
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There are some new initiatives, found in the Lisk channel on dicord: The delegates in the red block should be unvoted. Because they don't share anything with their voters and have no benefit for Lisk. Another initiative: http://newera.liberspirita.net/stats.phpAnd this: High share means HIGH REWARDS Vote for the Sherwood group and get the biggest ROI in Lisk : - Robinhood who shares 60% - Liskpro.com who will share 60% - Liberspirita who will share 60% - BloqSpace who will share 60% Keep spreading the word. Zero paying delegates that contribute nothing otherwise, are parasites.
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I mean, if Ethereum hardfork succeeds, ETH can become very attractive for whales. If this happened and the ETH price began to be pumped, it would be the first Altcoin to break away from the Bitcoin price. For investors it could be a sign that Altseason is starting. I know that this is unlikely, but I'm just speculating A lot of investors are really counting on ETH to pump because eventually when it pump, altcoins especially the ETH tokens will have a chance to rise due to its hype. Imagine how hard ETH has fallen, from $1K+ to $100+ now, it's very disappointing if you don't fully understand how this market move. Just remember all bad feelings and sentiment that gathered in people because of this fall. Now there is a lot of people who lost money trading crypto and told about it their friends or family. More and more of them heard first person view type of stories and will be more and more cautious about investing their money in this industry. ETH was especially undermined by scam ICO environment as well as oldschool DAO crisis and similar. People are waiting for BTC to moon and then they will be looking for a new '2nd bitcoin' Of course there have some been some embarrassing holidays the last couple of years, after a euphoric 2018 New Years. But once BTC and a few alts start popping momentum can change quickly. Already we are seeing a few coins like ETC starting to pop. Once current holders get a 1x or 2x again they may start throwing cash at crypto again, leading to those 10x and 100x we all are thriving for again. It may take until the end of 2020 or even 2021 for a new FOMO bull market, but I fully expect one, way surpassing ATHs
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It's amazing that this thread is so dead because SO much has been going on behind the scenes with AGI and Snet. For anyone interested, here is the new roadmap: https://blog.singularitynet.io/singularitynet-releases-updated-roadmap-for-h1-2020-c55c8590f46cIn my opinion, this is one of those rare coins that has the potential to actually make a person rich with minimal investment. There's just so much happening with Snet it's unbelievable. Don't take my word, go do some research. Take it or leave it, but now you can't complain when this coin moons since you have officially been warned If you want to know what's going on, join their Telegram channel. Agreed, I just think the concept of it is over the head of many, but this could be year AGI booms. Anyway bags are loaded.
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... Putting this aside, are the people that are "bitcoin devs" still involved in the project or not? That's the only thing that I am yet uncertain of, i.e. need clarifying. Even though I strongly disagree with the used distinction, I still thank you for putting in effort and giving me the information in the post.
I don't think any of the lead devs work on anything bitcoin related anymore. There are some contractors that may work for both projects. The whole reason the core Decred team left btcsuite development was because they would write what they thought was useful code that was rejected by the BTC gatekeepers to often. Basically they didn't like the BTC governance process, yet loved the idea of Bitcoin. So Decred was born; similar to BTC in it's scarcity but with POW/POS, a development fund, governance ... I was asking whether they were working on Decred still, these "Bitcoin developers". Your argumentation and all claims about governance are utter and complete bullshit out of which is evident that the Decred team itself is semi-competent at best, but that is something else entirely which I don't want to waste my time on. If the answer to my question is still yes, could you maybe point me out to their Github profiles/proof-of-current-involvement? I'd be very thankful and can finish this inquiry! You call my arguments "bullshit" but want me to do this research for you... No thanks
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