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Dentro del complicado mundo de las ICO, esta da muchas garantías de fiabilidad. Eso también cuenta para decidirse.
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Trouble is, many (most?) of those ICOs are outright scams, many others are just utterly lame and will never produce anything worthwhile. I don't think that's the right way to grow the "cryptoeconomy" and in any case it would be naive to expect that this whole mess could last. Governments are already stepping in - e.g. the SEC wants to regulate the ICOs.
Most ICOs do not accept participation from the US residents anyway, I don´t think is going to have that much of an effect. The market may change, but I hope it will still be there for a few years. |
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There is a basic (and wrong) assumption in your proposal: Governments do not want an excessive number of financially literate people, nor an excessive number of properly educated people for that matter.
Educated people are difficult to manipulate, have their own views and are much more difficult to lie to. These are the traits that politicians and governments are most scared off. They don´t mind if a number of people loose their money to scams, as this additionally provides a perfect rationale for the false myth that "everything is possible if you work very hard, but there is no way to do it quickly".
You have to work (sometimes hard) but do so intelligently, and no institution wants to give away the tools that you need for that. Self learning is your friend and our hope.
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Throughout my experience, i came across a lot of ICO scams. Wouldn't it be great if we can find a way to fix this? Apart from doing due diligence & research on your own, is there any other way to invent some kind of safety features for the ICO dilemma? Let's share our thoughts & idea here...something that's realistic perhaps?
One initiative I am very happy with is the "Inverted KYC". IcoBench asks members of the ICOs team´s to prove identity and possibly a bit of the background and makes an special mention of those who pass this requisite. I see, that's a good step towards due diligence. Only IcoBench is doing this? how about others? Only this one that I know. Some investment syndicates are also guaranteeing their investor that the due diligence are properly done as an Incentive. |
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I was starting to use the strategy that the OP suggested. I wanted to be a good guy and help people rank up that deserve it. I was being really picky though on who exactly would get my 1 smerit. However, it appears that my smerits faucet is running over. Going to lower my criteria just a tad.  I have lowered my standard just a bit. I still ask for a decent constructive post, but sometimes I may overlook how accurate it is or if it has links and sources. |
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buenas tardes pedi mi clave de My ether Wallet pero conservo el archivo UTC, quien puede ayudarme a recuperar mi cartera
Gracias
Si tienes el archivo UTC no necesitas ayuda. Ve a myetherwallet.com y pincha Send Ether and Tokens elige la opción "Keystore / JSON file" y abres el archivo UTC. Tienes pleno acceso a tu cuenta. ¿Lo que quieres decir es que has perdido la contraseña con la que lo encriptaste no? En ese caso hay dos posibilidades: O es una buena contraseña y no hay nada que hacer o bien es una contraseña "blanda" y puedes buscar en internet algún util para hacer un ataque "de fuerza bruta". Una cosa, no dejes a nadie el archivo, no se te ocurran mandárselo a alguien que no conoces en el foro o alguna tontería del estilo. |
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It depends on the coin, normally it would be in the ICO pre-sale, but you have to understand the token economy and the ICO discount and structure because some of them are clearly destined to go under ICO price.
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I have a long experience of life, sometimes I feel that too long. I can for sure tell you that every aspect of life ans society is full of people trying to take advantage of others. Scammers are as happy with dollars as with bitcoins.
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No, you won´t be offered that type of deal by any reputable ICO out there. In fact, most of the ICOs that run private pre-sales do it only for large volume investors, thus being unrelated to your ability as a promoter or influencer.
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Creo que tenemos que empezar a ser un poco más ingleses. Si unos ti@s tienen las narices de iniciar este proyecto, cuentan con mi apoyo, me da igual si IBM tiene más dinero o si los chinos tienen 1000 personas trabajando en ello. Este es el proyecto que hace alguien en España y eso es para mí una muestra de coraje ya por sí mismo.
- El prototipo explora opciones que no hay aun en Europa.
- Y una frase con la que me quedo: "Latorre [...] asegura que salir de las estructuras universitarias, “tremendamente burocráticas”, significa ganar en agilidad y rapidez."
A mí personalmente me confirma que sabe lo que hace. En España el sistema de investigación tiene que "luchar" contra la inercia y la necedad institucional en lugar de disfrutar de un ecosistema de apoyo como el existente en USA, UK, ...
Esto es el futuro de las criptodivisas, apoyar directamente lo que por los sistemas tradicionales se queda perdido en burocracias, statu-quo, amiguismos y demás especies parasitarias endémicas de la economía española.
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Ni el libro blanco, ni la hoja de ruta, ni la tecnología, lo más importante es el equipo. En concreto necesitamos dos tipos de perfiles: a) 2 o 3 chicas y chicos superguapissssimos para el marketing. Da igual que no sepan nada, ya aprenderán, pero tienen que ser super-osea-sabes. b) Mogollón de gente de tecnología y finanzas cuanto más fe@s mejor. Y no vale solo con ser feo o fea de cara, es que además tienes que vestir fatal y hasta la camiseta del proyecto te tiene que sentar mal. No estoy hablando de "poco agraciad@s" o "bueno quizá bien peinad@", se trata de que sean realmente horrorosos, preferiblemente también asociales, y sepan perfectamente que su única oportunidad de echar un polvo es tener pasta a raudales. Ese es el tipo de equipo en el que yo confío.  |
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Una aplicacion y muchas posibilidades para comercializar tus productos o hacer nuevos clientes |
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La plataforma NEO aporta muchas ventajas para el desarrollo que se materializan en un mejor valor para el inversor. Una ICO que vale la pena. Y un poco de "hype" no viene mal...  |
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This conversation is full of I "heard" and "I think". I am really interested in the topic, but would need some solid stuff to believe those numbers.
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Bueno, parece que te avisan, todo un detalle. De todas formas la mayoría de los antivirus van a bloquear el script yo creo.
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Throughout my experience, i came across a lot of ICO scams. Wouldn't it be great if we can find a way to fix this? Apart from doing due diligence & research on your own, is there any other way to invent some kind of safety features for the ICO dilemma? Let's share our thoughts & idea here...something that's realistic perhaps?
One initiative I am very happy with is the "Inverted KYC". IcoBench asks members of the ICOs team´s to prove identity and possibly a bit of the background and makes an special mention of those who pass this requisite. |
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My view is that the value of Bitcoin and many other alts like NEO and Ethereum are being progressively more backed up by business value. In first instance, the value of alts is based on a secured network for transactions, the ability to create smart contracts, etc...
But as more and more ICOs launch tokens that can be exchanged for services and goods (or dividends) and those tokens can be changed into Alts, all the real world use cases are supporting the cryptoeconomy. I think that all of us should be supporting them, instead of thinking that they are taking value "from the one an only true crypto", because it is exactly the opposite.
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I'm a big fan of the Ivory tower. Probably my favorite place to go in the Bitcoin forum. I feel like there is actual conversation going on rather than
"Bitcoin has given people hope because future will be good. I now afford good things for me and changed my life. I hope it goes higher still. Maybe even 10 million."
That stuff gets old real quick.
I still think signature campaigns are pretty sweet I just don't want them to flood into the Ivory tower. It isn't a common feature in many forums to have this kind of market place atmosphere that we have at Bitcointalk. I like Ivory tower just the way it is. The other forums may have some additional changes to make them better. I'm not sure what those could be.
What really makes me wonder, is who the hell clicks on signatures? Pretty much nobody I'd think, but apparently that can't be so. Campaign managers that allow a certain quota of posts really should watch where in the thread they are making those posts. Somebody making a post on a thread 13 pages long probably will never get read. It is surprising any of these campaigns actually generate any money.
I think that the signature campaigns are not as much as people clicking in the links (which they do, judging by the telegram groups) as much as positioning certain words in certain searching topics. I think that most campaigns give a large importance and budget to signature for those reasons. |
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According to new democratic principle: it will be easier to obtain Greek citizenship than a Greek fishing license
With the humongous size of Greece's national debt, anyone that want's citizenship of the country must be really out of his/her mind. It is exactly the opposite of becoming Norwegian. At the end of the day, whoever works and pays has the right to decide. |
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