Since you are into market research, I think this website[1] will help you out with data gathering for the possible dead coins that you might like. [1] https://deadcoins.com/Note: a lot of them are scam coins so take a look into that point of not reviving those kind of coins. |
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It may be late for them but at least they are following the trend. And for other exchanges that haven't done it, this will make them follow the horde for exchanges because it is Binance and other exchanges are looking towards it. This is still a good news for me and imagine that if other exchanges will do the same. We'll getting a lot of exchanges that will have no fees for inside exchange transactions. Still brought a good vibe though.
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This is what I fear. When the media gets interested and starts giving positive idea about bitcoin, you should do the opposite thing. I don't know what's inside their research paper but they really are following the market, bear or bull.
I'm thinking about the effect of what CNBC did last time, whenever they broadcast bitcoin to skyrocket, the other way happens.
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It's because Bitcoin and Ethereum are more precious than the tokens that they will reward to their bounty hunters. If it's an easy thing for them to reward you guys with that, then most of the bounties did that already. But you know why most of them can't? because they can't commit a certain amount of budget that contains real value whilst rewarding with their tokens lessen the risk on their part. They have made an idea of locking or delaying the rewards for specific token holders.
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What are the coins that you think are undervalued anyway?
I think that DigiByte, Zcash, Litecoin, Komodo, and NEO are largely undervalued these days. This is because such coins are highly active in development, with a battle-tested blockchain over the years. Not only that, but some are also limited in supply (like Zcash's 21 million total supply and Litecoin's 84 million total supply). DigiByte has blazing fast speeds and cheap transactions with a multi-algorithm consensus mechanism for maximum security against 51% attacks. On the other hand, Komodo has Zcash's tried-and-tested ZK-SNARKS technology, a multi-currency wallet, a DPoW consensus which provides the security of the Bitcoin blockchain, atomic swaps (with Atomic DEX), and many other exciting features. And last but not least, there's NEO which is a smart contract platform like Ethereum but even better with greater scalability and a great compatibility with various programming languages like JavaScript, and Python. If people realized the true benefits of the previously mentioned cryptocurrencies in relation to Bitcoin, demand would've increased resulting in higher prices across the crypto market. Since altcoins depend on Bitcoin to succeed, they've been on a constant decline in price because Bitcoin has been in the same route. Until Bitcoin achieves higher prices than $20k, we might not be able to see said cryptocurrencies grow in price across the crypto market. Just my opinion  I've followed Digibyte 2-3 years ago and I think they really are one of the toughest and commendable if it's for the development. They have been very consistent as for Litecoin, I was once a fan of it and always been suggesting it but yeah we can consider it as a very undervalued coin today. Although after the halving it had before, everyone expected that it will skyrocket which is the known attitude of bitcoin every after halving it had. Zcash, Komodo and NEO are also considerable although I don't have it but I just prefer not to have them anyway but they really have their own advantages. |
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I've seen BNB, I'll put that at my priority if there are no other choices. Well, the reason why I've chosen BNB? everybody knows BNB and for sure the majority will choose it if they've seen that those are the only choices that we have. EOS is also known but there are allegations to it that's why I'll choose BNB over it. I have to know more about ATOM so for now, I'll not depend to it just because I've seen people choose it and that's what you have to do op, make your own research.
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They are running it through their profit and just like the usual industry, they are running ads and campaigns for the visibility of their services. Just like with your signature, 777coin. It's been one of the longest running campaign although the rate isn't like any other campaigns but that's how they take their advertisement seriously. If the promotion doesn't help and no positive results, it has been gone long now.
very true, if they are not earning how can they afford paying their participants to a great period of time? unless they are getting money from their pocket. and that is less likely to happen because they are in the gambling business. as much as possible they want to earn profit from their business. and like me, am in a dice campaign. even if there are bunch of dice sites here. still they can get their audience. the promotion maybe helping them to attract players and exposure to the community at least. It's also possible that they are paying true their pockets from the very beginning but once the campaign has been established and the casino is also profiting from it, I think it will be a continuous process. This is making the campaigns to be effective through the forum and other companies are doing it because they benefit from it. And if it is not beneficial for them, they wouldn't spend thousands of dollars monthly. |
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That's already a lot of money for me but I agree with the idea of putting it to Tezos on Coinbase. It's also a safe platform although I assume that your Tron stake is with Binance but for having another option, I think that's the closest coin that you might ever be interested with.
You also have an option with Ethereum but you have to wait until it's already been implemented and allowed to stake.
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Yeah, it's probably from their side but have you read the comment there? it has given a solution that but I'm not very sure if you should try it since I'm not very familiar with that wallet he suggested. I don't know who the guy is but it seems the most active on that sub-reddit and I don't have experience about that wallet since it will ask your private keys for importing. What you should do now is to look for reviews about that wallet and once it's validated to be okay, you may proceed the next step and try the given solution. But if you've seen some red flags already for that wallet, don't proceed. |
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It's a cycle, so whenever a new project pops everyone would like to see and look for the decency and legitimacy of the project. And if they think that it's quite good enough for them, they'll look after the rewards and join later. I guess everybody is aware of that situation of this cycle that a new project has more chance of failing than succeeding but they keep on trying because that's all they want to do. So, no question on why they keep on promoting it but they have to be picky and choose the legit and avoid the scams.
Even you are a picky person but you can't simply find out that a certain project is legit or not cause most scammers now are smart enough to hide their intentions and looking they project, you can't feel that it was scammy one, and you can just figure it out later. Sad to know that most bounty hunters become a victim to this and waste their time promoting for nothing. It was really disappointing into their side but isn't a reason why we quit, if we keep moving and keep searching, we can finally find out best and legit projects. Huge rewards are really tempting but this is also a way to hide who really they are. We'd never look into that but rather to look inside and to find that they are promising enough. Yes, there's still a chance that even you're picky enough with these projects you might even fall to the bad one. But being picky will raise the chance you to get into those kind of projects. And at least you have to make your own standard which is very acceptable unless you don't have that kind of standard that the experienced bounty hunters have. Those huge rewards really are attracting the bounty hunters but I think that many have learned from that and it's not going to be part of the top most priority when choosing. |
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Okay I tried different browsers and that is definitely not it.
Any other ideas?
What browsers you used? because it's clearly showing on my end that you have 190 ETC on that address and it's been since 2 years ago. Try using brave browser, maybe it'll do. |
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I just don't understand how gambling and mixer projects run a significant bounty campaign. The effectiveness of this forum should not be overlooked.
They are running it through their profit and just like the usual industry, they are running ads and campaigns for the visibility of their services. Just like with your signature, 777coin. It's been one of the longest running campaign although the rate isn't like any other campaigns but that's how they take their advertisement seriously. If the promotion doesn't help and no positive results, it has been gone long now. |
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Are you sure that you really are curious about them and you're just asking what our thoughts? It's obvious that you are for that project and you're trying to extend the exposure that you can get by asking a question as if you're not part of them.
The fact that you posted ANN thread for them means that it's not curiosity that you have.
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I think their volume tells that they are undervalued and that's why they are treated as such. In this market, we tend to go with what does the charts tell and for such altcoins that are undervalued and have a very low volume. But we could have our own preference if it's about these coins being undervalued.
What are the coins that you think are undervalued anyway?
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I know some people are doubting the ability of Bitcoin to reach $20k, I could remember which the price was in hundreds and saw a tweet that BTC would hit thousands, $10k and above, I did not believe, after that BTC has done more than 40X, the current price action is frustrating for the space but we need to understand that BTC moves in circle
I just saw someone on social media telling that it's impossible again for bitcoin to get back to $20k. Well, we just have to ignore people like them as if they don't have bitcoin to hold anymore. The top coins will go along with the bullish ride of bitcoin if it ever heads to $100k. You can have a thought on how much Ethereum would be if bitcoin reaches $100k, same goes with Litecoin and other popular names in the altcoins scene. |
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It's a cycle, so whenever a new project pops everyone would like to see and look for the decency and legitimacy of the project. And if they think that it's quite good enough for them, they'll look after the rewards and join later. I guess everybody is aware of that situation of this cycle that a new project has more chance of failing than succeeding but they keep on trying because that's all they want to do. So, no question on why they keep on promoting it but they have to be picky and choose the legit and avoid the scams.
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Can you let me know how long you saw it was down for.. there isn't much information here today on it which is very strange...
I can't recall how long it was but the image that was posted was like that when I saw the website on maintenance but forget about it. The site is now working but this is curious. So you can basically put your bet on Sportsbet.io while some of us are having this maintenance message.
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Those fraud you said is specifically meant for bitcoin or crypto? To tell you, fraud isn't only happening in this sphere, there's a lot of frauds that happen in every financial related establishment just like in the banks. Thousands of reported frauds do happen everywhere, starting with the credit cards so it's not exclusive to crypto. As for 2020, yes it's going to be the possible skyrocketing of bitcoin but don't assume highly because it has to recover well way back to $15,000 and so on.
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So I am having 2 questions - if you also attending such events, how do you buy tickets and what are your thoughts on guts, are there any competitors and what markets should I also examine to check more platforms that can help with routine tasks?
The website that I use only accepts credit cards, they don't have any other option for payment that's why I'm disappointed when there's an even that I want to watch but that's the only payment method they've got. I think these ticket websites just have to add an option for paying with bitcoin or altcoin of their choice through 3rd party. |
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Sportsbet.io is down. How long will the maintenance occur? I'm looking for some announcements on this thread and dug into the latest posts about this scheduled maintenance but I haven't found one.
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