Not that i really know of other than the partnership with PolisPay....kind of concerning really since the rate of masternodes has pretty much stayed the same...

just makes me wonder who is dumping, guess miners are?

open air right now really, no solid floor has ever been defined before, lets hope we find it soon

Probably only ones in the USA like Bittrex and Poloniex....Gemini had hired a company to investigate on their exchange. Not sure about others outside the US but highly doubt they are being investigated.

I assume by purchasing capability you mean the amount of exchanges that trade it, or the amount of ways people can buy it.

Obviously its easier to buy bitcoin then say Digibyte...

Yes that would be a feature of a good coin, aside from that the reasons why some coins raise in value is subject to debate...after 4 years in these markets I have come to conclusion that the biggest factor for why a coin raises has to do with the hype associated with it. It could have little tech but a wide amount of optimism that leads to raise in value.

Maybe it just takes time to get other people on board, like the advisors and such, im still waiting for price to come down a bit, all my other nodes getting smashed, whole market taking a big hit...BITG will probably dump more so could be a good time to buy

So was there an existing company that already provided these services and now are just creating their own crypto currency? Or are you guys saying you are going to create a new company to do this and just have this printex coin alongside it?

Im pretty sure NEO is not a DAG, I think its a delegated proof of stake (where gas comes from) which is a blockchain not a directed acyclic graph.

Raiblocks was the first DAG out there, they have since re-branded to NANO, not really under the radar though....

Even if you found a coin with a small market cap that had a DAG its not guaranteed a good price bump, some people argue DAG systems are not blockchains anyways. Even IOTA has doubts from big hedge funds if the system is secure.

Well you have definitely done your research, and I don't doubt that XRP is a good investment, but to say its the "undisputed best choice for long term investors" I think is a bit biased.

I think the truth is we all have no idea really which project will be the best long term investment, shoot it could be an ICO that hasn't even hit the market yet, XRP has a lot going for it but there is a stigma attached to it by the crypto community that will always be hard to shake.

ALWAYS be careful with pasting your private keys into fork recovery services, remember that coinbase has stated they will make a certain number of bitcoin forks available for withdraw soon.

At the very least you should empty your bitcoin wallet with which you are going to use the private key to recover the forked coins first before using a service like this.

OK, markets open on Gemini, buy sell walls up....let's see where this goes...curious how this will effect Zcash in the coming months? Will a lot of new money come in? Or will price fizzle out?

at the moment gemini volume for zcash 33, will have to watch their volume over the coming weeks.

In 2014/2015 everyone was saying bitcoin would be 10k by 2016, it took a full year later to reach that price, I think it's somewhat irresponsible to think that bitcoin will shoot back up to all time highs faster this time around. It took a 2-3 bear trend to finally fizzle out around a halving to ramp up to a bull market again....could be the same thing here...we have to wait until 2020 to see bitcoin around 50k.

If you don't like it then sell, I and many others hodl'd through the roughest times when bitcoin made lows around $200.....the newer retail investors i see on youtube and on reddit are so spoiled and entitled it's sickening.

Really depends on where you live and whether or not you plan on filing you're taxes on crypto-crypto transactions, GDAX is good for buying bitcoin and some other alts for fiat, bittrex is more of an all around altcoin exchange.

Binance is probably best right now but there a lot of coins you can get on bittrex that you cannot get on binance.

There will be several exchanges going live this year, decentralized and centralized ones. Binance really changed the game when it comes to exchanges, any exchange that DOES NOT ico will be at a disadvantage.

Sucks for existing exchanges but most of them would have SEC issues like polo or trex, if you are looking for a good opportunity for a coming exchange than check out Nauticus, they are licensed in Australia, have a massive team and will have several fiat pairs not to mention probably 200+ cryptos

They are using the same model as Binance and Kucoin, launching their own token to reduce trade fees. Their coin will most likely see the same type of gains BNB and Kucoin shares did.

https://nauticus.io/ref/58402df0b0d75ceaafbbd69ca459f4cd94774c70075536b6b8c6c85aeaf08adf

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The premine was used to get listed on exchanges and sell masternodes to the community, MAG is on cryptopia, has been attacked like 3 times by centralized pools and we have had 3 successful forks.

Merchant tools were developed and released, custom masternode website was developed and released and we have a stable chain with all masternodes receiving their rewards. This coin is in better shape than 75% of all the other masternode coins listed on masternode.online. Do some research on the developers githubs, they are not newbs.

Additionally the chart of MAG follows the same market cycle of several other masternode coins that launched late last year.

You post 2 reasons why you think the coin dies, but 0 evidence of why...all you say is "not sure about this one"........no one should listen to you if your "not sure" 

Hence why any coin under .10c got massive spikes in volume last winter, newbs dont look at bitcoin price only usd price, dont understand that % gain is all that matters.

I tried looking around to find this information but I cannot find it anywhere...I assume that since the ICO will resume May 27th, that it is no longer going through Dragonchain right?

Does that mean USA citizens cannot participate? Also would we need to do another KYC if we went through dragonchain's?

There was no ICO for ethereum classic and also keep in mind that Ethereum classic IS THE ORIGINAL ethereum blockchain, the ethereum that is #2 on coinmarket cap is the forked chain.
Ethereum classic was created as the immutable, original ethereum. Many crypto enthusiasts value this immutability, hence why ETC still has big support from early bitcoiners.

Neither of you make any sense...

Ya this account posting same thing everyday now, i would be careful with this, i couldn't find any kind of forum or support on the site other than social media and telegram.....wish cryptowatch would hurry up and add api support for binance 

I would go with Ravencoin and hold what you mine, its had interest from the overstock CEO. I'm not sure exactly how overstock invested, but they are involved somehow.

Raven also had no premine and no ICO, I feel like down the road it will do really well.

Kind of depends on what kind of rig you have and whether or not you plan to hold what you mine.

Check out whattomine.com for more info if you havent before, good luck.

No quite the contrary of it being a bad thing, I just hadn't kept up with what was going on with BTCD, SuperNet and the migration to Komodo. Im actually kind of surprised you responded so quickly and on bitcointalk, most devs neglect this forum although it has deteriorated over the years.

Ok so all your assets and supernet were brought over to Komodo and nobody was left in the cold that supported your NXT, BTCD and supernet involvement. I have to say that is pretty respectable.


I have been poking around on:
https://komodoplatform.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KPSD/overview

This is a really good source, I learned so much very quickly there. I'm really impressed with KMD, unfortunately this is a speculators market so the price doesn't reflect the tech ya know?

Is it possible you could elaborate a little bit in somewhat laymans terms what cryptoconditions are and how they effect cross chain smart contracts?
Cryptoconditions: https://www.ietf.org/id/draft-thomas-crypto-conditions-04.txt<------in simple terms please?