Almost below €1000,-. I have my buy order placed at €850,-
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Jimbo is probably rushing to the nearest bitcoin ATM to buy.
No, he is still sleeping off last night's 30 beers. Then he will rush to the atm. He is nothing if not predictable. |
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Nice website - Good to see that progress!
Due to the fact that incent is very new, I think it needs time until coinvalue is going to increase. Just hold your coins and wait some month!
Months shouldn't be necessary. If you've picked them up at these prices I think it's likely you'll be rewarded in a few weeks at most. So the app development and merchant integration are (more or less) on schedule and will be finished within a few weeks? Sounds good to me  Any sneak previews on the app you can share with us?  Yes, the critical elements are more-or-less on schedule. Would love to give you a sneak preview of the wallet but haven't had one myself yet! As soon as Peter is happy releasing something we'll post it. |
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As i am a investor from the "first hour" and bought a lot of more between price range from 5000-3000 satoshis i am interested in how, beside the business itsself, you are in contact with bigger exchanges to make Incent more "pupular" to a broader audience. Nothing against cryptopia, its the beginning, but even there the daily volumne is about just 10 BTC, the spreads for buying and selling are way too big (right about now its nearly 30%!!!). Maybe another try with BITTREX would not the worst idea of all.
We have been in contact with a bigger exchange - everything should be ready to go, so not sure what the delay is. Other than that, we'll be bringing volume to the exchanges. That comes under the heading 'by the business itself', I suppose, but the point is that having exchanges without adoption and external demand is the tail wagging the dog (even if it's the norm in crypto). |
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Nice website - Good to see that progress!
Due to the fact that incent is very new, I think it needs time until coinvalue is going to increase. Just hold your coins and wait some month!
Months shouldn't be necessary. If you've picked them up at these prices I think it's likely you'll be rewarded in a few weeks at most. |
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Can't believe some people dump to below 2000sat on liqui, when I thought the dump was over next day you see some people setting another dump record. I missed that trade
Noooo!!!!! I thought I'd got a good deal at 3300. Crypto dumpers never fail to amaze me. There's always a place for a super low-ball bid it seems. |
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What can i do with my WBTC can i sell this and how ?
Is there a FAQ on this ?
Also what are the other assets in my wallet
Ripto Bux
WavesCommunity
WBTC
I want to sell them all if possible but would like to have a guide or something on this
On the Tidex exchange you can exchange WBTC to BTC and also buy/sell WCT. For Ripto Bux, go here: https://cryptoderivatives.market/token/RBXWhy would you not just withdraw your WBTC to a bitcoin address, rather than send it to Tidex, trade it for BTC and then withdraw it to a bitcoin address? |
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I have a feeling that we are in a bull trap phase  I'm very interested to see what impact the SolidX decision will have. Common sense says none, since COIN should have signposted the outcome very clearly. But my guess is that some traders won't have interpreted it that way and are still pricing the possibility into their calculations. Once that's out of the way things may be clearer. |
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New website cool, but price is so sadly
Call it an opportunity that will last for a couple of weeks. |
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WAVES news are very promising, as paying transactions fees with the own tokens, this will be great for the strong tokens, i hope INCENT would be there.
That's actually one of the reasons we chose Waves as a platform. Needing to deal with a second currency for tx fees adds friction and complicates things. |
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Normally, raising interest rates makes a currency stronger.
Yes, hence pulling money out of other asset classes like stocks and arguably bitcoin, all things being equal. I doubt there's much of an effect for bitcoin, if any, but if there was it would be in that direction. If people's savings can keep pace with inflation (which is also usually held back by high rates) by normal deposit account savings, then why risk it in shares? Stocks are more popular when money is cheap, but saving doesn't pay much as investors are desperate to get returns that low bank rates will not supply. Low rates encourage higher risk savings to look more appealing, so higher rates (ordinarily) should discourage riskier investments - such as (arguably) Bitcoin. This is of course classical economic theory - and often money markets, savers, investors and borrowers don't know enough about the theory to do what it says they should  I thought this was exactly my point! Falling stock prices would generally correlate with a fall in bitcoin, under this theory. In practice I doubt bitcoin traders are a large enough and homogenous enough group for that to hold true. |
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Best guess is that the rise is just continuation of trend, no fundamental change in overall bullish sentiment despite the COIN decision, and lower fresh supply from mining hitting the market. I suppose there may be other traders who believe SolidX stands a chance.
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Normally, raising interest rates makes a currency stronger.
Yes, hence pulling money out of other asset classes like stocks and arguably bitcoin, all things being equal. I doubt there's much of an effect for bitcoin, if any, but if there was it would be in that direction. |
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Fed raising interest rates -> bullish for Bitcoin? Would be nice if someone elaborated on that. I see no obvious reason. Barring other economic weird stuff going on (which doesn't seem to apply this time) it doesn't make a lot of sense. The only straw I could grasp at is if a minority of stock traders who see the market dipping because others are selling for the stronger USD decide to put money in BTC in the hope of seeing better returns. It makes sense to frontrun the stock market drop, but if you don't like the dollar, where are you going to go? I doubt there's any meaningful correlation, anyway. |
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You guys redesigned your website again and this time it's totally awesome. I love everything about your new site (fan +1)  Yep. We're gearing up for the big moment... |
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Only the English language version of the website? So far. Translation bounty hunter requests coming in 3, 2, 1... (We'll let you know if we need translations. Right now we're good.) |
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KarlKarlsson_, Is there anything in common between your project and the Wetrust project? Or are the ideas completely different?
I'm not familiar we WeTrust, but we have had no contact with them. We're a loyalty programme. Please take a look at the new website and let us know any thoughts - thanks for the feedback so far! |
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Meaning it will be today. Are violins required? |
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This looks and smells like a scam. Next stage is dumping on an excnage then it's adios amigo from the developer and off to the Bahamas.
Coval on the other hand.
You were doing so well until you got to the blatant shilling. 3/10 for your trolling. Please return to troll school for re-takes. Edit: your post history shows exactly what's going on! That's obvious to the point of being hilarious. Actually people got frustrated due to recent price of this token although the team is doing nice job. I also quite sure this month will be very excited as some big announcement will be made surely. With this guy there was something else going on. From his post history, he clearly bought Coval at a low price and is now trying to pump it for profit. It was quite transparent. But you're right that the price has taken a battering recently, and depending on what happens with the SEC's decision on the Bitcoin ETF in the next couple of days, who knows what might happen next. All I can say is that given that I know what's coming down the track, if I had spare BTC, I would be picking up Incent at these prices. 25k/BTC is an absolute steal. This is, unfortunately, the nature of the crypto markets and mentality and I acknowledge it hurts to be under water. If anyone is getting cold feet, I'd urge them to come over to Slack and discuss what we're up to. The mobile app is close to release, business development is pretty cool and we have a marketmaking strategy we'll be deploying over the next 2-3 weeks or so. I won't tell anyone not to sell because it's your money to do with what you want, but before you crystallise that loss make sure you know what the deal is. |
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