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Thats truly a welcomed statement, cryptocurrency cannot be stopped but it can be regulated. It might take time for it to be massively adopted into the main stream but it will definitely get there. No matter how stringent the rules are, i believe deep in my heart that crypto will survive.

It has always been a known fact that cryptocurrency is volatile and due to it volatility it cannot be predicted easily. So for anybody going into investment and having BTC in mind, should also consider how volatile it is and be aware that it can make them very rich over night and very poor as well.

I want to apply for jr.member signature campaign but noticed the provided signature is the same as that of a member. So i edited it myself, can i apply for it now

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The duty of a bounty manager is to manage queries and proffer solutions to issues arising from participants (bounty hunters). They also help to liaise and stand as an intermediary between the bounty hunters and the ICO owners, they are in no way able to detect a scam project or a project liable to scam.

Quote from: giga_999 on May 23, 2018, 02:15:11 PM

How long on average it takes for the ICO projects to redistribute the tokens a person who has contributes to their Bounty campaigns?

Personally I got very late always (From 1-2 months), is it suppose to be like that?

From my own point of view, it takes a minimum of 5 months from the start of the bounty, down to close and then distribution. But some bounties can be a whole lot faster if they reached their hard cap on time or in a case where no ico just bounty as in the case of Uchain. So irrespective of the conditions you should always set your mind to 5 months from the start of the bounty.

In my opinion, the investors are to be blamed for dumping their coins early, most times when a coin is listed and bounty hunters have not been paid their due, you find out that the prices keeps dipping and you wonder why? How will it profit the investors to crash the price below the ICO price? Only to discover that they are still making profit from the huge bonuses received during pre-sales and the rest. Another thing that makes me believe it cant be the bounty hunters, is the fact that the total allocation for bounties is always meagre sum of the total token allocation. This should in no way affect thre price of the coin.

I take my time when it comes to wearing a signature, because it wouldn't make any sense at all to wear one today and something better comes up tomorrow and you quickly want to change your signature. Take the duration of the bounty into consideration when wearing your signature. Uchain to me is worth wearing for a long time but i cant because the bounty is a short one.

The Major reason to sell your altcoin is caused by FUD, fear of the coin dipping really goes a long way to making people sell their alt coins. In some cases people sell shit alt coins because they know nothing will come out it.

Hodling is for people that have much money and dont know what to do with it, but for someone like me i prefer to buy @dip and sell when price is ×10 my entry point. So basically i trade crypto, i dont value hodling a coin but if i must hodl then i carry out an extensive research before i think of hodling any coin.

Quote from: martakaszkacha on April 10, 2018, 07:12:16 PM

I just wanted to know what are your plans on your cryptocurrency in the future?

Do you plan to keep on investing?
Do you plan to exchange your crypto in fiat and leave crypto?
Will crypto survive?

I dont think i can ever leave crypto-trading. To me its not just a means for survival but a hobby, i will keep trading crypto for as long as i can. Converting to fiat is very good if you want to invest in something physical, but that doesnt stop you from trading cryptocurrencies