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How did you end up with that percentage? is that just base on your calculation then how did you calculated it?
What were the factors that you've used for that? I doubt it that "top level" coins are on a break now. As you can see, even the market isn't that quick for now it's not on a break. People tend to invest to a safer asset than with "3rd level" coins.
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Giveaways and bounties are posted on Bounties (Altcoins).Transfer the thread there and move it at ease so that most bounty hunters will see your announcement. |
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We can easily say that these new projects coming in are 'promising' but in the long run we can't determine how long they will last. The projects that are existing now, well they are good as long as they have been following their said roadmap.
But, many of them really doesn't follow it anymore. The longer the project exists, this can easily give you an idea if they really are promising.
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It won't happen.
The demand itself is enough to be the back up that we're looking for. Although it's hard to explain this to the people that haven't invested to bitcoin but they'll understand the power of the people's demand. The basic fundamentals of bitcoin being backed up by the miners and demand is already good enough to retain it's value.
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1 and 2 correlates in DYOR.
"Doing your own research"
This is a mandatory attitude of every investor in crypto because if you are not, the chance of being scammed is high. Avoid also being shilled by a stranger, get to know them first and the project they are telling.
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I don't think that the end of the year is really the days when people buy, it's holiday so instead of buying bitcoins they are into buying gifts, presents and spending it to something they like. Well, bitcoin can be the choice for others but not the majority of them.
Wise people that gets their bonus would spend it to investments instead of extravagant and pleasure items. There are generous folks that are also sending gifts in bitcoin during this season but it's undetermine to say that it only happens during this holidays season.
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i think there is a way to retrieve those coins but as long it's deposited into binance exchange
because i saw an article before that if those coins deposited into binance then their account will be locked with the balance will be sent back to upbit
That's a fact that Binance helps out those victims if ever the hacked/stolen funds goes to their exchange. They are helping in a way that freezing that account but the chance of going there is very tiny. These hackers are aware of centralization and they'll mix it with other coins before selling it. |
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The year 2019 came with diverse expectations from everyone. Some persons were of the opinion that the year would be better than the previous year, others had a negative view.
We can't settle those negative views, they are everywhere especially to those investors that are very disappointed up to this moment. But this year has been great although there's still few weeks left to end this month and year, I've already declared to myself that at least this year became better than the last. The year 2020 is around the corner and I would like to know what are your expectations as it relates to the market, Crytocurrency projects and the overall health of the industry.
More adoption and the halving effect will create a good result to everyone of us. But mainly this goes for the bitcoin holders, it will require a month up to another year to see how this block reward reduction's positive outcome. |
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now my questions is
why are they banning bounty hunters for promoting such project??
You must know the forum rules before promoting such and it's pinned on this section: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ.how did they think bounty hunters or bounty managers knows about the project if it's scam or not??
If they have gathered enough information and proof of how a project being a scam. They don't accuse a project without validating and providing their proofs. does bounty hunters or participants of such project requires to be ban or suspended??
This is also your question number 1. I m afraid of promoting project now because I don't know the particular project that I will promote that they won't block my account or ban me
You can set a basis base on the standards of good bounty managers and what projects they manage. |
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6. As larger corporations start offering Bitcoin as a payment alternative, smaller companies waiting in the shadows will jump on the bandwagon.
It's sure that this will happen in the future. The small enterprises are just waiting for the signal of these large companies to start accepting bitcoin. Once they are already in, this will create a chain effect. I'm already imagining the scenario that once an online or known tech company starts doing it, the effect would be vast. |
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The unconfirmed transactions became lower this year compare to last few years. I remember looking at the numbers of those unconfirmed txs was disappointing but the network has upgraded a lot and lessened it. 2,506 at the moment. https://www.blockchain.com/explorer?view=btc_unconfirmed |
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The article is telling about the zero fees which was done by Poloniex. But thinking of the consequences if exchanges will allow this to happen, I only see a very small chance that it can. They may implement zero fees but they have to look for elsewhere to continue supporting their costs of operation.
There's already a network fee as stated but it shouldn't be told on the article like that because the exchange isn't the one that confirms the network. But it will be great if we finally see some other known exchanges do this.
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I've heard it first on social media and it was shared by the holders of it. I'm shocked that the charts actually fell down way way way down during that time.
And I guess every holder of it doesn't saw this coming so sure it's a very shocking day for them. With regards to coins like this, you shouldn't lose your confidence if you have invested huge amount on it. You have to be active or else you might miss the dumping or before it dumps while you sleep.
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Why focus in altcoins if everyone is focusing in bitcoin? I mean you can focus in bitcoin but at the same time invest to altcoins of your choice. You can diversify into altcoins but don't be over hype with what you're hearing with those altcoins.
I'm also an altcoin investor but I'm more focused with bitcoin because I know what I'm doing. If bitcoin pumps, other alts will also get affected but it's easier to look into bitcoin prices. And if you're hearing trying to convince others and focus with altcoins, I don't think that many will follow that advice.
agree with all your opinions I only invest in altcoin top 10 coinmarketcap for me it was enough to be able to focus more on making money. if I think bitcoin pump altcoin in the top 10 that will first look affected in the market Likely that they are the first one to get affected if bitcoin pumps. There are people that don't see the potential in too much altcoins but just for the very few and it's your option to get with those altcoins if you think you're doing it correctly. You can have bunch of cheap altcoins but don't have that kind of expectation which it will be the most affected if bitcoin stumbles or rises. |
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It can recover but there's a chance that it can't too. If you're trying to take advantage from this dip on this coin, think of it if it is worth it.
If you are sure to this coin and you want to expand your portfolio through this coin, buy it already while it's on the dip. But don't ignore that bitcoin also went down this time.
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What i can think of is another big dump back to 3500 range before any trend reversal. But that would be the chance for casino which gambler would probably cash in from their FIAT and would proably have some spare for gamble.
I've been hearing this prediction of bitcoin going back to $3,000 - $3,500 but if that happens then so be it. The connection and logic of that into depositing into casino is like buying at dip and accumulating while the price is down. It's true that gamblers don't want to gamble with bitcoin at that time because of the low price so we can expect that influx of deposits might come in to BitDice. |
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Why focus in altcoins if everyone is focusing in bitcoin? I mean you can focus in bitcoin but at the same time invest to altcoins of your choice. You can diversify into altcoins but don't be over hype with what you're hearing with those altcoins.
I'm also an altcoin investor but I'm more focused with bitcoin because I know what I'm doing. If bitcoin pumps, other alts will also get affected but it's easier to look into bitcoin prices. And if you're hearing trying to convince others and focus with altcoins, I don't think that many will follow that advice.
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I don't know what's the local exchange that exists on Lebanon but you can try localbitcoins. https://localbitcoins.com/country/LBThere's also a place on the forum where you can find direct sellers that can accommodate buyers from Lebanon but use escrow if the seller is not trusted so that both of you are safe. It's the Currency exchange. |
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He already said that he just can't. He can't the volatility of bitcoin, ethereum and other coins as well. He don't want to bet his money on bitcoin that's why he's looking for much stable coin that he can save his wealth with. It's the top choice that he can make but whether he'll follow the bitcoin advice, there's still some changes that might happen in the future.
What if the gov't becomes active in crypto, they won't ban it but regulate and get tax from profits there? so there are other things that op has to consider.
even though bitcoin or ethereum is a safe coin according to many people, high volatility is inevitable. therefore I don't think it is the ultimate solution to put all wealth in crypto. it would be better if all governments were to legalize, even though collecting taxes, would certainly be safer and get legal protection from the government Volatility is bitcoin's character and it will never changed nor removed and that's why it's not his choice. He's not for the investment but he's just want to save the money and get back to it maybe years later. OP is looking for a solution, I guess not that totally avoiding but probably might come up with something to lessen the dues that he has to pay. |
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Instead of buying the stable coins without back up, you can go for the BTC or ETH. The volatility will not hurt you unless you have a hundred Bitcoins. It is a better choice than blindly following the advice of stable coin suggestions.
He already said that he just can't. He can't the volatility of bitcoin, ethereum and other coins as well. He don't want to bet his money on bitcoin that's why he's looking for much stable coin that he can save his wealth with. It's the top choice that he can make but whether he'll follow the bitcoin advice, there's still some changes that might happen in the future. What if the gov't becomes active in crypto, they won't ban it but regulate and get tax from profits there? so there are other things that op has to consider. |
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