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Very strange situation. Hacking metamask is almost impossible.
What to do: see the questions below, answer them and do.
Are you sure that you did not create another wallet and did not transfer the tokens to it yourself?
Have you checked your computer for viruses?
Have you added some strange social network contacts to you lately?
Do you give anyone access to your computer through special programs (TeamViewer, LogMeIn)?
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I am Bounty Hunter and For past one Month i have notice something which is beyond my thinking .. I have been participating any many bounty but right what i notice is that ICO project is really straggle to reach soft-cap whilst STO are reaching hard cap . Are people forgetting about ICO and Moving Into STO ?
Yes, now the situation is this way. ICOs proved to be inconsistent in terms of protecting investors (from fraudsters, from project failure, etc.). At this stage, the transition to the STO seems appropriate. And then there will be something else. This is a normal process for the development of a young cryptocurrency market, the search for optimal solutions. |
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Catch Bancor Co-Founder Eyal Herzog speaking at AWS Blockchain Day in Tel-Aviv tomorrow at 10:30 AM IDT: https://ban.cr/AWSblockchainSpeech topic: Blockchain as a Decentralized Database & Business advantages of decentralization |
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Every day there is a new topic on the forum. Is this on purpose?
Have you ever wondered where the project, which has nothing but an idea, has money for advertising? How can a startup pay you? It has nothing but tokens.
If you do not want to receive tokens - just do not participate in such bounty campaigns. Look for campaigns with an alternative payment (such are available here on the forum).
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I think the only purpose of such a distribution of tokens among the participants is an attempt to stabilize the price of the asset. In order to reduce the risk of a sharp fall in prices due to the sale of a large number of tokens.
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Yes, I still continue to trade on Poloniex. This exchange is still safe. Perhaps the volume of trades has become smaller.
Why did you have such a question?
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I would hope so (the start of the STO market in 2019). But most likely it will happen later. Maybe in 2020. The boom in ICO has passed, and I think forever. Why do we have to guess? We'll wait a little longer and see for ourselves  |
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Forgive me if I’m living under a cave, but I haven’t heard any news about the promising ICO’s in a long time. Maybe you bounty hunters will have a better idea. Apart from the scams posted for the fake ICO’s, I don’t see any interesting projects like Dao, Liks or Waves these days. If you have any such projects to share, please list them down below.
You're absolutely right. There is nothing interesting right now. The last interesting project I came across was TELOS (an improved version of the EOS blockchain). This was last fall. The project was successfully launched and is beginning to gain momentum, soon promised to launch the first dapp on its blockchain (this will be a cool game about dragons). |
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I think that the main reason why investors are afraid to enter the cryptocurrency market is the unresolved cryptocurrency status. And, as a result, public distrust of this market.
How to regain trust? There is only one option left - regulation (recognition of cryptocurrency status, development of requirements for start-ups to enter the collection stage, etc.).
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I agree with the author of the topic that there is no need for bounty hunters to go through the KYC procedure. After all, I do not enter into a financial relationship with the project. I just get a reward (gift, bonus) for the work done.
And also I am very concerned about the question of what happens to the data provided by me further. I am not at all sure that a developing (or unsuccessful) project is capable of ensuring the safety of my personal data.
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As we seen this year was so bad for almost all ICOs, what will be the next move to garantuee a safe and sustainability investment in the crypto world?
I think that the next step will still be the introduction of regulation in the ICO market. It is possible that the replacement of the ICO themselves with other procedures, for example, an STO (security token offering). |
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this is confirmed informations about the XEM scam
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Why are you shouting "Scam"? I think this term is not applicable at all. He moved to the world of crypto about 2 years ago, when many HYIPers tried to enter the cryptoindustry. Scam in the HYIP is when the project stops paying investors. In the case of the NEM Foundation, the situation is different - the management is not efficient. As a result, certain difficulties have arisen, which I hope will be overcome. |
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And what an interesting idea! After all, on the ICO, the project team collects funds on the Ether. They could really pay bounty hunters in it.
True, in practice I had only 3 such projects. And it was great (it was not necessary to wait for the token to go to the exchange, to engage in the exchange).
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And I do not think this is bad. Anonymity in the blockchain is needed. Compare the situation with the banking system. After all, there anyone will not be able to see your account number and track all your transactions. And in the blockchain without the use of private transactions, anyone can do this. This is bad.
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