Judging by the comments, those projects that introduce KYC seriously reduce the number of their potential participants.
This has its advantages... The number of bounty hunters has greatly increased in recent years. And about the vulnerability: identity theft is not the worst thing that could happen. Some investors not see in KYC nothing illegal. And they can don't understand all dangerous for their docs. But I always surprise which goal of KYC for bounty? We do not pay nay money that can be 'dirty'. But why?? It doesn't matter if it's illegal or not. The most important is that all the data you give is going to a database. Who know what happen with this database after that. Who is going to buy it and is going to use it for? |
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i just realized this very interesting relationship here which i wanted to share with everyone and know what you think.
everyone knows that ETH price has only been going up because of all the ICOs that have been using this platform. but we all doubted how effective it was.
right now that ICOs are under attack, their ads are being banned on biggest platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google,... and they also are getting banned in many countries and right now they are illegal.
with all that ethereum price is also falling pretty hard.
so it seems like everyone was right all along, ETH price has been pumping only because of ICOs...
what do you think?
This is most ridiculous theory I have ever heard. The whole market is down due to totally different reasons. IMO the market will recover and we will all forget about this. |
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If this is true, I hope that this will make crypto more popular and will open the door for a lot of people who would never take part of it. We need popular faces to take place and spread the word.
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Yes, Ehereum under $400 would be good buy, but I don't think we will see if that low.
IMO we are at the lowest point, Ethereum can drop under $500 in the weekend , but that is all.
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I think most of Airdrops are waste of time.
If you don't want to invest money, then you should invest your time, your knowledge and your skills.
IMO the best way to start is to begin reading and studying. When you learn a little, you will understand alone that nothing is free and you have to participate in a certain way for you reward.
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I don't think it can happen before 2025. IMO In order to happen by 2025, the banks have to be involved and I don't think that would be good.
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Hello everybody. Tell me please where can I find and sell the tokens that came to me from bounty, these coins do not exist on coinmarketcap, and therefore I do not know on which stock exchange they are trading, an example of such tokens is AMLT, DEB. I want to sell them but I do not know where, tell me something, I will be very grateful..
You could sell any token using the contract address @ forkdelta/etherdelta. For example, AMLT smart contract address is 0xca0e7269600d353f70b14ad118a49575455c0f2f |
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IMO 400M sell out can't move the price for longer than 1-2 days.
It's the Binance API + other factors.
Now he must wait till the end of the year before get a court permission to dump the rest coins - 130K Bitcoins.
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thanks, that seems a bit of a clat. how do you convert usd to gbp, do you just send usd to your bank and incur a fee for them to exchange?
You just need to find a bank if you want to exchange USD to GBP. It's very easy and the exchange fee I think it'll not cost so much. Or you can find out another exchang place that have higher USD/GBP exchange rate than bank. There are 2 exchanges available for BTC/GBP, they're https://www.gdax.com/ and https://coinsbank.com/ . But I never using these exchange before so If I were you, I wouldn't use these exchange and I'll find out another way to convert my BTC to GBP. For me, I'll convert BTC to USD first then I'll convert USD to GBP after that, although with this way you'll have to pay exchange fee twice but it's much better than use an exchange that you don't really know about it. I could recommend you GDAX. It's perfect for EU and SEPA transfers. I've never had any complain from them and UK is still in EU for another year... at least  How about Coinsbank? As I can see on coinmarketcap Coinbanks exchange has higher trading volume of BTC/GBP pair than on GDAX. I never used Coinsbank, so I can't tell you about personal experience. But from what I know, GDAX are most stable and correct. |
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IMO this is FUD.
Waltonchain remains one of the best around. The whole WTC ecosystem is growing exponential and I'm expecting a new ATH very soon.
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There are 2 exchanges available for BTC/GBP, they're https://www.gdax.com/ and https://coinsbank.com/ . But I never using these exchange before so If I were you, I wouldn't use these exchange and I'll find out another way to convert my BTC to GBP. For me, I'll convert BTC to USD first then I'll convert USD to GBP after that, although with this way you'll have to pay exchange fee twice but it's much better than use an exchange that you don't really know about it. I could recommend you GDAX. It's perfect for EU and SEPA transfers. I've never had any complain from them and UK is still in EU for another year... at least |
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IMO Ripple is floating around a buck not because it's stable coin, but because BTC is floating in 8-11K range from a long time.
I have some XRP's for just in case, as a coin in Top 10. But I'm trying to avoiding it. I could suggest you the same.
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If you are using PC on your home and don't trust people who are using it with you then just create an admin for you and put a hard to guess password, for the other user then create guest files for them to use. As to keep your wallet safe while opening it to sites, then use bookmark to keep you safe.
Anybody having a physical access to your machine can compromise it in 5-10 mins. Don't fool yourself about any admin and non-admin passwords. Just check Google and Youtube. |
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My estimate is 10 in a month or two.
IMO all forks like this must go in the dust. Every good ICO is more useful than just another fork.
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Install on USB, throw USB in some dark hole. PROTECTED.
Actually if you want to be 100% sure, you need to do/take few more precautions: 1. You need to be offline 2. And again - being offline while you are creating and saving your wallet. 3. Without going online, low format all computer drives after the wallet creation. The easiest way to do it, is to make a full mirror of your HDD/SSD before going offline and wallet creation, then format all and then restore the mirror. |
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I invested in Neo. But from last week after ONT airdrop, its keep on sinking.
Any news???
After every hyped fork, there is a corrections. This happens with NEO now, but already happened with NTX, ETC, etc. It's normal market reaction to the dumped coins. Does this means that NEO will still go back or recover the price? What do you think with this? I am hoping that NEO will still have the chance to go back with its normal price again just like what bitcoin has become this year, I know that before the end of the year the price will gonna multiply again. IMO it will recover in a few months and then we will see new ATH. Many new projects are considering NEO as a platform for their ICO instead of ETH. ETH and NEO will be the total masters of ICO market in next 12-14 months. |
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I will start believe that ‘All Funds Are Safe’ after they restore all withdraws and they are fast as before.
Until then.. .they can only winning some time to clean the mess.
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I invested in Neo. But from last week after ONT airdrop, its keep on sinking.
Any news???
After every hyped fork, there is a corrections. This happens with NEO now, but already happened with NTX, ETC, etc. It's normal market reaction to the dumped coins. |
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I don't like the idea, because people will start investing in the Index, but if it have mid-cap coins, it will be too easy to manipulate.
IMO Indexes must stay out of crypto-currencies.
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I start to read more and more FUD about ETH's solidity language, and of course on the Gas dilemma which some platforms handle better than eth (i.e. EOS). dont get me wrong, I'm most in ETH and still bullish on it for 2018, but with recent rises of NEO and the launch of EOS in June there might be some strong competitors to ETH. I know there is a lot to come for ETH with plasma etc, but will it be enough?
lately I started to recognize ARK and NEBLIO more and more, don't know much about them just that they support way more languages (Python,java,javascript,Ruby,node,C# i.e.) aren't these more user-friendly for developers to build something on these Platforms? I'm not a developer myself, so maybe I'm talking full bullshit here, but these questions came to my mind when I did some research on these projects.
Coming to my question here, what do you think will be the #1?
would be nice to hear someone who actually did some developing on any of these platforms or has more indepth knowledge than a newb like me.
IMO 1st place will be between ETH/NEO with 80% share of smart contracts in usage. The rest 20% will be for the rest like EOS, DRGN, etg. |
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