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I used to trade on Poloniex before and never faced any problem. I didn't have to submit any form of verification documents back then. Not sure if its still the same. I started using Binance. It felt kinda better than Poloniex and you can trade up to a certain limit without verification (the limit is large enough for making casual trades). Though, never store huge amount of coins in an exchange. They might get hacked anytime and you might loose everything.
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Depends on what and how bitcoin is going to be regulated. If it brings some strict regulations and imposes policies that favors only the government, then it won't be beneficial to the community. Instead, it will end up being a centralized currency. There will be no difference between other digital currency and bitcoin. Now we don't what that, do we?
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I would like to know how you obtained those cards. Are these cracked or stolen gift cards? If they are , then users who redeem those cards will be risking their steam account and might receive some sort of infraction on their account. Unless they are legitimately obtained, I wouldn't recommend anyone to risk using these cards.
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Im quite new to crypto so i wanted to know what exchanges do you use and i'd be grateful for advises on security. I currently keep my crypto on localbitcoins but it recently got hacked to im concerned for my money. I want to move it somewhere safe but still be able to make trades without much fuss. Im still learning to trade but im pretty serious about it. Can you recommend me a good exchange that hasn't been hacked yet?
"Hack yet?". So you want to join an exchange that hasn't been hacked yet but has a possibility of being hacked? No exchange available is hack proof. No matter how much they "secured" they are, there are high chance that the exchange might get hacked. So use it on your own risk. And again, using an exchange as a form of wallet is always a bad idea. |
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You think they are not being used as a form of payment right now? Every (or most of them) crypto currency owner has at least for once used their coins to make some sort of payment. People are getting paid in the forum for their services. There are some online shops that sell stuffs and accepts bitcoin or other crypto currencies as a form of payment. You can even indirectly buy from well known online retail shops using crypto currencies. If you haven't, give it a shot.
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I guess you meant crypto currencies instead of just blockchain. Yeah, it does make everything a whole lot easier. You can deposit and start gambling in literally few minutes. Some casinos even don't require you to sign up or anything. But, there are some casino that will restrict users from playing on that site if you are from some specific countries (based on legal gamble laws). True, its anonymous, but you will still be breaking laws and if somehow they are able to backtrack to you, you might be in trouble.
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I wouldn't call it a bull run, not yet. The short burst of the price is probably for the words of SEC commissioner being spread that proposed bitcoin ETF will eventually get approved. The news might have sparked a new hype for which people are jumping in with the intention of making some quick profit. Remember, its just a leaked comment and he never mentioned that it will be accepted. Once the hype falls, we might see the price falling back again unless we get a strong support line.
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Or you could just post your way over here so that you do not have to deal with multiple messages individually. Wouldn't it be better?
Anyways, others just be careful when joining his telegram. He "might" have malicious intent (to harm the users/forum in someway or other) and use your accounts to accomplish.
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Those who invested in bitcoin way back 2009 had not experienced any bull run before nor have much knowledge about the blockchain technology, yet they took the risk to invest. You and I have witnessed a bull run and heard about the numerous potentials of crypto so why do we still have to feel reluctant to invest in bitcoin. Let's be optimistic about our digital assets because its all we have.
Back in 2009 people invested/earned/mined bitcoin because they were purely interested on the technology. They never expected the value to go this high. They just wanted to experiment with the new "currency" system (read payment system). You do realize that back then only people who were interested in technology knew about bitcoin, right? It is now we are seeing people who are just interested on the money investing on bitcoin. Trust me, you will find tons of people who has no clue how the technology works. |
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Investors that change their mind or opinion about the project usually starts to dump it as soon as the token hits an exchange. Again, there are those bounty hunters that wants to cash out their project. So, they usually starts to dump all their earnings to get their payment. That is why it is never a wise thing to sell out the coins as soon as it listed on an exchange.
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Hello everybody,  Today the market is green again, will it last for a long time or just an atmosphere of comfort for a moment and then red? How do you respond to the current atmosphere. Thank you for your attention.  Just 8% rise and it has been less than 24 hours. It is too soon to be jumping around like that. The price might fall back and go to its initial $3,300 USD price. If you are thinking of investing or anything, then better be careful and not fall for the "maybe/probable" trap. Lets just hope the rise sustains long enough to some other level (around $4,000 - $4,500 USD). |
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They won't just randomly join your ICO. You will first have to show that your project will be successful. You will have to provide unique features that other project failed to give or is completely new. Aggressive marketing to show how serious the project is will help you grab attention of the investors. And its 2019. Just create a hype and everyone will just jump into the hype train keeping their eyes closed.
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GRIN got a huge pump to $14 but now it has dumped to $3+. Will it be wise to invest in GRIN now or I have to wait some times more? Does it have any chance to get dumped too.
Do your own analysis about the price instead of taking financial advises from random strangers. If you think the price will be pumped back to $14 (after doing your own research) and willing to take a risk, then go ahead, invest whatever you can afford to lose. If you think the price won't be pumped and will instead fall, then don't go for it. Period. |
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I guess not. It won't be having a major affect on elections (your post asks if political leaders will get votes from crypto currency users that is have an affect on the election system but your title says the opposite. I am referring to your post here.). The voters would be caring less about crypto currencies and will emphasizing more on other problems they are facing in their countries. Again, less people actually know or use crypto currency, so their votes won't make a major difference.
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I know it is frustrating, but then you will miss the chance to join the bounty program if you do not go through the KYC process. Most of the developers do it with honest intention. They do it just to make sure their program is not being abused by miscreants. But yeah, you are right. They should do it at the very beginning instead of doing it at the middle of campaign and disqualify users.
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After all these years do you really think there is a unique structured cycle of the price? I haven't seen any such "cycle". The prices were always unpredictable and jumped up and down without any kind of prior notice. No cycle can be seen through out the decade. Actually, a cycle can never exist since the price depends on various factors that are actually undetermined such as unexpected events.
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You are probably doing something repeatedly wrong. Find out where you are going wrong and try to fix it. Overcome the problems you are facing. Learn from those mistakes and gain experience. And if you are trading, don't trade higher amounts. Trade amounts you are comfortable to lose and slowly increase it. One thing, don't mess up your trades due to any kind of uncertainty. Think twice before executing any moves.
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I believe this current bear market has been the longest one we have had recently. Started from the first quarter of 2018 till date. I believe with the successful launching of the ETF by SEC will bring the current bear market to end but it may continue if SEC postpones the admission of ETF again this month.
By intuition says that nothing will change even after the ETF approval. Even if there is a burst, it might just be a short burst because of the hype that will be created. If we can sustain the price after the burst, then its actually a good thing. Good thing I have been hearing rumors about SEC people saying the bitcoin ETF will be approved at some point. Lets just hope those rumors are true. |
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 we are have a beautiful project of a new social media platform to utilise its own coin and also pay its active users on monthly basis for being active and being followed in its own coin . The social media platform is working so fine, unique set up, unique design and features and others. We have run shortage of funds for marketing and so now we are looking for people with YouTube audience who can't make nice videos, reviews about our social media and we get users. We shall be happy to collaborate with them and be part of our team. Please help, help needed Fix your typo. It should be "can make nice videos", right? Anyways, like BitMaxz said, you can hire someone from the service section to do this for you, but i guess you won't be able to pay them since you are already shortage on fund? If that's the case, i don't think anyone will be willing to do it for free unless you offer them something good. |
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Adoption will be the answer for the stability and could trigger a bull run, but adoption still got a big obstacle which is government's permit, and the adoption also need a long process, bakkt and etf could trigger the next bull run but it will be only for temporary, for the permanent effect, mass adoption will be the answer
Just adoption isn't the answer. There are also various issues that needs to be handled. If everyone starts to use the bitcoin, do you think the network will be able to handle the mass transactions that will take place every seconds? Do you think the fee would still be the same? Again, it also depends on what kind of adoption you are talking about. If people adopts it on the "wrong" (just using it as a store of value as such) way, we won't see any stabilization. |
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