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What's the purpose of your token creation? Other members have been suggesting you to go with Ethereum as it's the most used blockchain and smart contract.
But I understand why you don't want it because of the network fees and delay that it has. You don't have to worry about it as it's Ethereum itself and not its ERC20 tokens.
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Your "How it works" page isn't SSL secured. I think you need to get to fix that because everyone wouldn't come by to visit and check the website if it will already pop as a not secure webpage. Also, the domain for that page is 'saito.tech'.
I've clicked to play the chess game but why is it that it has redirected me to the Twilight struggle?
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I didn't noticed that but nice find. And that already tells that whenever a company starts to copy the terms and conditions of other services which is their competitor, they are not serious with the business. True, a real scammer. |
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Everyone has noticed the increase in the fee for Ethereum and it's very annoying for those who are transferring smaller amounts. It is annoying because the fee is more than what you're trying to send.
And if you don't pay the right and recommended fee or you adjusted it based on what you think is justifiable, you can get stuck with your transaction with a day or two. If you can't take the cost of the fee, change into other altcoins that have lower fees but if it's no avail and your transfer should be ETH, you have no choice but to adjust it.
Sure. The reduced costs mean my transaction in the queue will be placed in a lower priority and need to wait for miners to verify for hours. I would see ethereum as an asset class like Bitcoin. Yes, it's becoming like that. And it will become more valuable once the POS has been implemented. As of the moment, the complains about its fees are becoming on the trend because it's really high and we can't just ignore it. But once it settles and the updates started to roll, everyone will start to notice the increase on its value and people will look at it differently because it's no longer the old ETH that we used to know. And hopefully by that time fees will be cheaper. |
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Everyone has noticed the increase in the fee for Ethereum and it's very annoying for those who are transferring smaller amounts. It is annoying because the fee is more than what you're trying to send.
And if you don't pay the right and recommended fee or you adjusted it based on what you think is justifiable, you can get stuck with your transaction with a day or two. If you can't take the cost of the fee, change into other altcoins that have lower fees but if it's no avail and your transfer should be ETH, you have no choice but to adjust it.
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Their withdrawals term says nothing about having a minimum amount: https://temtrade.net/termsThe terms they have on this page; https://temtrade.net/fees says that it's easy and almost you're at convenience by using them. But what did they just told you is a condition that's brought inconvenience. They should also show the market that they have just like any other exchanges. |
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IMHO, this isn't a big deal. It's been widely known whether you get to say it ETH, Ether, or Ethereum you are pertaining to the cryptocurrency itself. But technically speaking on the side of developers or people who have deeper knowledge per se, they talk about the words or acronyms with the particular meaning. And as someone who invests, uses for different purposes like trading or paying stuff, what matters to it is that there's common understanding when you said any of those terms. CMC and other crypto trackers use ETH and Ethereum at the same time which portrays the crypto, not the blockchain implementation. We're used to using the acronyms though.
Right, for average joe's there's not much a big deal, it just pertains to Ethereum which Vitalik built. Of course for technical people, they could talk in their jargon so differentiate between the two. It's good that the OP somewhat open the eyes of many crypto investors but it won't make a difference to them. They invest, make money, trade, that's it. Yes, if anybody says those words or acronyms all of them are referring to Vitalik's creation and Ethereum foundation. But for those sensitive folks about the definition. Their website has definition for both of it. https://ethereum.org/en/what-is-ethereum/https://ethereum.org/en/eth/ |
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I just visited the roundercasino.com and it has a good and light design. Not that too itchy to my eyes and what pops up is the 24/7 chat support who's willing to help. They have a welcome bonus that's open for everyone. Still on their early-stage and have few players on the table.
More exposure and marketing will make them have more players soon.
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~snip~ Very informative right? While I am scrolling to search for topics, I saw this thread and this thread caught my attention. The list of mind blowing facts are really true and great and also what the poster said are absolutely awesome that's why I am highly agreed to him. Yup. And we've got a new update about the fun and mindblowing fact number 51. I never knew that guy but that's what you get when you're trying hard and your resort is to gamble everything you had for the sake high living. On the otherhand, his main land or country has stopped him playing Tennis because they see it as opposed to their believe, the funny thing is that his country saw it as "communist and elitist sport". The source is on a sub-reddit |
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Upon reading this post, I just realize how much I did not pay attention with these things. Thank you for posting these facts! I am really curious about the affiliation of the church and religions with gambling since the teachings are against it tho.
I was surprised to see that fact too. The possibility is that due to the donations that the church is getting through gamblers or from the casinos, they have no choice but to support it. They benefit from the donations and then they are also giving the benefit the donators from that money. It's just a speculation of mine as it's also happening today. They might be against to it but there is a tendency that they do accept money that comes from gambling. I think up until now, there are churches who are still accepting donations from lotteries/gambling. Sometimes they need to, in order to finance their maintenance. On the side note, I don't know about a lot of things in the OP's list and it is really amazing to know those facts. But I can say gambling is one of the ancient games that humanity has. It only changes its form and way of playing, but the gambling idea is always there. Yes, they still do. As long as it's voluntarily given and they have decided to accept it, they will. There could be some protocols on their management or organization to ask where the donation came from but, they can also just accept it without further interrogation from the donator. The list is great and it's been well compiled, I didn't even know that much history of gambling just as those that are on the list. |
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Yes. I remember the time when XRP took the place of ETH, I think that was early this year. But it didn't take a long time because it just happened within minutes. The Crypto market is volatile so it's very likely.
What that means is that there can be billions of dollars that be wiped within an hour for Eth or other cryptocurrencies and be transferred to another which will add a market cap to the cryptos that are near to its rank.
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Yes I have the ruby card, I had to stake about $250 in CRO (gains are about %14 yearly), you get %2 cash back on spending. The free spotify you just get back in $12.99 CRO coins monthly.
I would like to upgrade to the jade green card, you have to stake 10k CRO which is a lot. But you get %3 back and 12.99 + netflix 12.99 back in CRO monthly. Plus you get like %16 APR on the 10k CRO. So you are getting about $35 back in free money just for holding the card! Crazy.
I believe this CRO token will go up in value, I am from the USA and this was the ONLY crypto card I could order.
Those are decent rewards just for having the coin. The amount needed is quite high so, someone who's investing for a higher upgrade should invest with quite good amount. Wow this is a great offer the more you stake the more you will get privilege and more percent in interest on your stakes
Two incentives at the same time, it's interesting and makes me want to have the card too. |
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IMHO, this isn't a big deal. It's been widely known whether you get to say it ETH, Ether, or Ethereum you are pertaining to the cryptocurrency itself. But technically speaking on the side of developers or people who have deeper knowledge per se, they talk about the words or acronyms with the particular meaning. And as someone who invests, uses for different purposes like trading or paying stuff, what matters to it is that there's common understanding when you said any of those terms. CMC and other crypto trackers use ETH and Ethereum at the same time which portrays the crypto, not the blockchain implementation. We're used to using the acronyms though.
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While your thoughts are considerable, the digital asset is a class or type of investment and it's not about the naming whether bitcoin is a crypto or digital asset. Actually, bitcoin is both, a cryptocurrency and a digital asset that we're all like to hold. IMHO, it's not important whether bitcoin will be named as a digital asset because it will be classified into it. And bitcoin shall always be known as the most popular cryptocurrency. Not that matters if it's bothering you.
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I don’t think that now the conditions are as good for borrowing
It depends on the negotiation between the lender and the borrower, If there's something good things especially a good hold on the lenders side for sure the borrower will get a good deal for that matters. But if it doesn't have anything valuable to offer well we can say that this is totally dangerous since we might gonna put the money of the lender in bad deal. If you are the lender, there will be no more negotiation with you and the platform you are lending your coins unless you're an individual lender. It's what most you'll get even if you demand from them as they have a fix rate. What I think is Zulubeiop is worried about is based from many factors. The condition of the economy due to pandemic, the market's as usual is volatile and it's not ideal to let the platforms lend your crypto as they'll hold it and it's worrying if you decide to let them use it for loaning others because, will never know about security matters and hacking. Or, there could be other things. |
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This thread is more informative than your website. It's your best source to have a thread in the forum but if you can also put up the contents and information you have in this thread and even more on your website, it's because that will be the first to-go of your visitor.
IMO, before announcing or launching any product or project, it's better to have things set. I'm starting to guess that there will be more of this type of offerings soon.
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Upon reading this post, I just realize how much I did not pay attention with these things. Thank you for posting these facts! I am really curious about the affiliation of the church and religions with gambling since the teachings are against it tho.
I was surprised to see that fact too. The possibility is that due to the donations that the church is getting through gamblers or from the casinos, they have no choice but to support it. They benefit from the donations and then they are also giving the benefit the donators from that money. It's just a speculation of mine as it's also happening today. They might be against to it but there is a tendency that they do accept money that comes from gambling. |
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If that is your preference and you're better with the altcoins market, you can stay on it and be more productive. There's just these investors and traders who are confident with their alts holding.
While us, we like to allocate more with bitcoin as we're all believing the future of bitcoin and we're more for holding than trading. Although, I have also alts to be specifically included in my portfolio.
Already Bitcoin has proven its potential with its growth to the world. When it comes to altcoins, the success has been recorded with limited number of altcoins among the 6500+ available ones. Every cryptocurrency user should have an altcoin holding, but there needs to be a clear learning about the altcoin added to the portfolio. Altcoins provide bigger profit than bitcoin, for the same one needs to be lucky and knowledge to select the right altcoin. There's no requirement that everyone has to be an altcoin holder. And there's also no requirement for everyone to be a bitcoin holder. But going with the safer side, it's less risky if you'll be on the side of being a bitcoin only holder even without alts. Time changes and in the long run, a person who's just a bitcoin holder will start to convey and think of if he's good to expand his investments with altcoins. There's nothing wrong with that as what matters is you know well your investments, the alts you buy. |
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If that is your preference and you're better with the altcoins market, you can stay on it and be more productive. There's just these investors and traders who are confident with their alts holding.
While us, we like to allocate more with bitcoin as we're all believing the future of bitcoin and we're more for holding than trading. Although, I have also alts to be specifically included in my portfolio.
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