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521  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Red trust accounts wearing signature..... on: November 12, 2019, 06:52:56 PM
The main problem is that the red trust accounts for the most part belong to multi accounts, which means that taking on such accounts,
the manager runs the risk of launching all multi-accounts associated with a particular account in the company.

This is normal if the rules do not prohibit the use of multiple accounts by one owner, but I have not seen such a permit in any company.
522  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: which exchange should I use? on: November 12, 2019, 06:00:31 PM
You should use only exchange that does not hold your funds at "exchange wallet adress". I'm sure you know what happend with Binance, Bitfinex etc.

I recommend that you familiarize yourself with "non-custodial accounts"

Thanks to that, each user keeps money on their individual wallets, and the trade is carried out through a smart-contract connected to the stock exchange.
No possibility of mass hacking attacks or loss of funds in the event of bankruptcy of the stock exchange.



**Personally, I recommend 2 exchanges that have this option.**
BBOD.io | Bitcoin, Ethereum, Altcoins Futures Trading (http://bbod.io/)
EMX.com


For the first time I see the exchange you indicated. In addition, it is not on the coinmarketcap, which causes additional doubts regarding this exchange.
It’s even a little strange that you advise a little-known exchange to a person who asks you to show him the best and most liquid options. It looks more like a pretty bad ad.
523  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: which exchange should I use? on: November 12, 2019, 12:11:03 PM
Coinmarketcap introduced new statistics on exchanges, a liquidity rating. I think this is just what you need.

https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/liquidity/



524  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Is there a platform just dedicated for arbitrage trading? on: November 12, 2019, 10:44:32 AM
You can also try these 2 platforms:

https://apitrade.pro/?locale=en
https://www.arbitragect.com/en/index.html

I will recommend you to use the search on the forum and find all possible topics on arbitration, because this topic has been discussed more than once, I’m sure you will find many useful things.
525  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Have you not relented in viewing your account wallet? on: November 11, 2019, 06:56:04 PM
Checking your wallet too often will not lead to anything good. But nervousness can be earned easily.
But the point is not in the wallet verification itself, but in the reasons that prompt you to look there again and again.

Most likely, these are unjustified expectations, which we all suffer to one degree or another. But you have to be realistic.
If our expectations were not fulfilled, then we expected too much, that does not correspond to reality, we were mistaken. You need to accept this and move on.

I set up a series of notifications using the tabletrader program, and I sleep peacefully.
526  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Is there something you can do if someone scams you? on: November 11, 2019, 06:08:04 PM
The first thing you can and should do is tell the rest of what happened to you and who did it. Thus, you at least protect the community from the next scam and get a lot of useful tips on what to do and how to act.
As a rule, if your money is stolen, and you do not know anything to the person who transferred the money, then nothing prevents him from selling stolen goods to any of the exchanges.

A huge amount of funds was lost on the crypto market thanks to scammers, only a small part was returned, while all this is very unique and often unnatural for the blockchain.
527  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: xHelper - Warning for all Android users! on: November 11, 2019, 02:52:54 PM
In order not to fall into such dubious situations associated with infected programs, it is best not to have anything with direct access to your money on your device.
For example, if your phone has access to the exchange, make sure that fingerprint or face-id verification is also enabled.

Almost any device can be hacked, especially if it is on the android, especially if you install some third-party applications.
Therefore, on a working device, I never store especially important data because I am afraid of hacking. Although I have lphone.
528  Other / Meta / Re: Open letter to bounty managers on: November 11, 2019, 10:12:33 AM
I do not fully understand the meaning of your claims.
If you do not like posts that seem to you to be spam or posts that repeat things already said, then you can simply mark and send posts by the moderator via the Report button moderator.
15 posts is not as much as it seems. And the problem is far from the number of posts, but only in their quality. Be an example for the rest, write good posts.
Bounty managers are guilty of only allowing spammers and shitposters to work for them.
529  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is Litecoin dead? What's happening? on: November 10, 2019, 06:53:45 PM
In my opinion, Litecoin is now more alive than all living things. In any case, it shows the best growth rates in recent days compared to its alternative counterparts.
Moreover, in my opinion, the project has a great future, because in fact altcoin is a coin that follows the path along which Bitcoin will go and develop in the future.
530  Economy / Economics / Re: What should I convert my money into? on: November 10, 2019, 06:06:29 PM
I would definitely advice against investing in any of the altcoins, because they are in a very bad state right now. You can go ahead and invest the entire amount in Bitcoin, as the block reward halving is approaching and it makes much more sense to invest in that asset. But investing in any of the altcoins (including ETH, LTC, XRP.etc) looks very risky right now.

I also don’t really like the idea of investing in altcoins, at least in the current market.
Do not get me wrong, I believe in alternative coins, and I find them a very attractive investment, but only for short-term speculation.

In addition, investing in alternative coins can be associated with very high risks.
Therefore, I prefer to diversify my portfolio in such a way that most of it associated with cryptocurrency consists of bitcoins.
531  Economy / Economics / Re: US Federal Reserve Hiring Retail Payments Manager to Research Digital Currencies on: November 10, 2019, 05:03:35 PM
And in parallel, we get such stuffing.


FBI Director: Cryptocurrency Is ‘Significant Issue’ for Law Enforcement

Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher Wray says cryptocurrency is a “significant issue” that is likely to become a “bigger and bigger” problem for the law enforcement agency.

Speaking in front of the U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Tuesday, Wray responded to questions from U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) about cryptocurrency, law enforcement and terrorist deterrence, saying:

Wray supported Romney’s line of questioning concerning terrorist financing, saying that U.S. adversaries are becoming “more facile with technology and particular various types of technology that anonymize their efforts.”

https://www.coindesk.com/fbi-director-cryptocurrency-is-significant-issue-for-law-enforcement

532  Economy / Economics / Re: Millennial generation are screwed! on: November 10, 2019, 03:38:44 PM
The millenial generation does face harder circumstances than other generations have had. Inequality has been growing dramatically and will get worse. Jobs are insecure now, pensions are poor, and for a lot of youngsters forget about ever owning a house.
... but there are also great opportunities right now, and crypto is perhaps the biggest of these. Older generations may be less likely to adopt crypto, but for younger people this is a huge opportunity.

What you say is primarily connected with the country in which the person was born. However, I do not agree with you because today we have the Internet, a person from any country has access to expanded world opportunities. Today, young people can become anyone, the possibilities are almost endless. Therefore, to blame circumstances is at least unfair, each person should blame only himself for what is happening to him.
533  Economy / Economics / Re: World economy, what do you think? on: November 10, 2019, 01:16:30 PM
Personally, I think that the world economy is rather flawed and not fair, because wealth is not evenly distributed among all people, although there is no difference between us except sharing cultural values.
This is not fair. In such an economy, some will always benefit, while others will sooner or later face crises, natural or provoked by others. We must be united with a single equal economy.
534  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] Roobet.com Signature Campaign | The Honest Online Casino | Full Members+ on: November 09, 2019, 11:12:22 PM
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535  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Mistakes developers keeps making on: November 09, 2019, 05:38:03 PM
I think one of the main mistakes of developers is not always the correct distribution of funds within the company.
Often the team and advisors receive too much allocation, while these coins are not always blocked. This gives the team and partners advantages over investors and bounty hunters.
But if the coins are locked, this affects the tokenomics of the project in a good way.
536  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Few Bold bounty hunters still walks among us on: November 08, 2019, 04:41:29 PM
What nonsense.

Bounty hunters hold their coins first because they are difficult to sell, the prices that we see now for many coins do not meet the expectation of bounty hunters, because of this they hold coins for a more convenient case.
With rare exceptions, they hold coins believing in their prospects, such projects in the unit market. A much more profitable way would be to sell new little liquid coins in favor of old proven projects.
537  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: CMC and coingecko on: November 08, 2019, 03:54:49 PM
As mentioned earlier, cg differs from the cmc in various rules in listing projects on these platforms.
Personally, I use both. If I need to find out the price of a coin that is not at the cmc, I always go to coinge.

CG seems to me to be a much more honest site than the CMC, but I absolutely dislike the design, it is too simple, too primitive.
I can’t find fault with such a useful and extensive functionality that CG provides, I don’t like the design at all, therefore most often I use the CMC to view prices and graphs.
538  Economy / Economics / Re: Millennial generation are screwed! on: November 08, 2019, 02:42:33 PM
Now they spend more money on bitcoin than all generation!
This is actually an interesting thread to me, but do you have a link for your above assertion?

I agree. I believe OP just made this whole story up without no proof at all. Teenagers nowadays don't care about cryptocurrency, even savings in fiat, all they care is to party all day long, get drunk, and be wild as they can, but maybe there are some millennials who are hooked with crypto, but I am sure it is only 1 out of 10 millennials who are into it.

Kids will not realized how messed up they are until their parents died or if their parents throw them out.

Is it easy to talk as an adult? At their age, you probably did the same thing, had fun as you could. And now, having plenty of fun, you have lifted your head up high and criticize the fashion generation that wants to have fun just like you did in your years. I call it hypocrisy.
Let young people choose what they should do, not for you and not for me to judge them.
70% of young people don't think about money, let alone think about Bitcoin,
nowadays young people always have parties and play games, but 30% now young people also do interesting things like being a YouTuber or maybe into the world of crypto currencies, indeed very interesting in this era  Smiley

Young people should first of all develop and socialize, which they do using their own ways.
Remember yourself at their age, whether you thought about money or wanted to have more fun and spend time with friends, play more and enjoy.
I do not understand why the older generation is 80% composed of toxic grumbling old people who cannot live without notations.


539  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How to search for a token name on: November 08, 2019, 02:20:26 PM
Personally, I see no reason to invest your coins anywhere. In fact, you have already invested your money in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Now I would suggest you be patient. You have a very balanced portfolio. Bitcoin is the king of the entire market, and Ethereum is the king of most altcoins.
I see no reason to spray.
540  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Who is the most interesting / fun person in the crypto space? on: November 08, 2019, 09:51:04 AM
In my opinion, none other than John McAfee is the most striking and controversial representative of the crypto industry.
A true crypto anarchist, a person who has achieved a lot, who is not afraid of anything, and can afford anything. I admire him despite all his ambiguous statements.
He is a very intelligent person and is well versed in the crypto industry, partly thanks to him we have such a crypto market as we have now.
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