My reaction to the OP's topic of discussion is an emphatic no! Bitcoin is still battling with mass adoption and acceptance whereas the US' dollar is widely accepted and known by every country of the world. Despite the Pounds Sterling's strength and value, it isn't even globally accepted, let alone the Bitcoin. The dollar remians better than any other currency, Bitcoin inclusive.

This isn't entirely true. A lot of people have become stinkingly rich hodlings altcoins. What would you say of someone who bought Binance in 2017 when it was around $0.10 (lets say 1,or those who bought ETH, Litecoin or Monero at that early stage? Of course, they are definitely profitable now. So, it's not a generalization that hodling altcoins isn't profitable. It depends what altcoins one is hodling.

Perhaps, he couldn't go past the grammar impasse in your posts. If I were the BM I could go pass that and give you a chance into the campaign seeing your merit score is ok. Sadly, I ain't.

IEO is seen as more credible than ICOs because tokens/coins are listed on already existing exchanges. This gives investors the needed boost and confidence which ICOs most times don't have. It's a great advantage because we all love to put our money where we feel it's secured. Personally, I wouldn't put my money on an ICO except I am cocksure the team wears integrity like a second skin. We all fear dumps and projects not getting listed at all. These are a few of the things IEOs take care of as an edge over ICOs.

Besides, the easiest would be to download Greenbits app on phone from playstore which every Android phone has. It's straight SegWit and you don't need to adjust anything. Just allow it sync. That's all to it.

I have said it severally on different threads here that the unveiling the identity of the "true" Satoshi Nakamoto is really inconsequential at this time in the history of Bitcoin. I am nonchalant therefore about such news. And I think the OP should too. We can only be bothered if such a revelation of the true Satoshi will destabilize Bitcoin and its function and usage.

OP, to tell you the truth, it's going to be very hard for investors to trust any other site more than the pioneer coinmarketcap.com even when glaring evidence of its inefficiency is there. I like coingecko. But how many people know or use it compared to the number at coinmarketcap? It's just the same thing with Bitcoin. Despite it's lag and backlog and lackluster, traders still hold it tight like it's oxygen. Of course, there are altcoins whose speed of transaction is light speed when compared to Bitcoin. Yet, we still treasure Bitcoin.

This day coinmarketcap is overrated (to say the least) I don't know why it even insists on a project being on two exchanges before getting it listed.

Oh dear! Another victim. I wonder what could have prompted them to withdraw already sent reward/payment for a job well done. And support is still not yet responded to my mail too.

Edited: Issue has been resolved now and the coins sent back to my wallet but with around 20coins or so still missing.

There should be this assurance by now that no one can claim to know where Bitcoin price is headed to. The best we can do is mere speculation because nothing is certain here. There is this forecast that Bitcoin will hit $16,000 by October but I am taking that with a pinch of salt.

Yes, there is much rampant cases of fraud with digital currency because of the predominant absence of face to face transactions. Businesses and exchanges of digital currencies are mostly executed with either of the party (parties) having a personal contact. There is something about seeing and looking into someone's face and countenance while doing business with them. It tells a lot about someone's intention to some extent. Digital currency business lacks this.

So, would you also consider ETH, LTC, BNB as shitcoins since they are also altcoins? I bet you won't easily find an answer to my question. If you consider their price crash as a reason for classifying them as shitcoins, then what will say of a coin that fell from an ATH of $19,000 plus to a mere $3,000? That's Bitcoin! It goes to tell that nothing is ever sure in life.

"IF Trump via Executive Order Banned Bitcoin, what are consequences if any?"

The part I bolded is the one that matters to me and I think there won't be ANY. Already, his people (US citizens) are excluded from registering and participating in some crypto exchanges and sites. The worse than can happen with what Trump said will be what happened when China banned Bitcoin in 2017. It dimmed the price just a few days and continued uptrend as if nothing happened. Let the Trump(et) continue with his loud mouth, his threats mean nothing, really.

Have you received back your coins? I still haven't heard from the team till now. This is really taking time.


I still haven't received any reply from you even after sending you a pm. Who should I talk to on this issue, please?

Wow! This is so sad. I just checked my wallet now and discovered the same thing happened to me. I did Facebook and Telegram bounties but now All my coins gone.

Edited: Kindly check your pm. I sent you more detailed evidence and will be willing to provide whatever you seek to prove my claim.

This reminds me of Forex Peace Army for Forex Traders. Since its inception it has proved to be highly effective in sanctioning erring brokers and making sure traders get justice. But that is a regulated market, I mean forex trading. Crypto industry is not regulated and it kind of throws out that question of, "HOW?" How are you going to ensure that fraudulent teams and developers get punished since we sometimes hardly even know the identities of these developers.

I don't know what your argument is but I know the MB8 coin is genuine and it's already listed on two exchanges - Coinexchange and Whitebit. You can check that out on www.coinmarketcap.com. The OP may be fraudulent (I used that word subjectively here because I can't say for real), but the MB8 coin project is ongoing and listed. I hodl a few coins too.

Are you sure about the sentence I bolded in your comment? Because for me the Chinese all look like identical twins. Again, the population of China gives her the strong advantage to consume whatever she produces and this population is in billions, not millions.

Looks like someone is earnestly looking for a way to make this important plea a caricature. OP's complaint is in order and shouldn't be overlooked.

Honestly, I do think that once beaten twice shy is appropriate in this regard. I wouldn't trust any exchange that has once had a history of scam with my hard earned cash. And I do really think that people should keep off Bitfinex or any other manipulative exchange. After all, there are a couple of hundreds good exchanges to choose from on CMC.

Why not? Of course, whales do get their fingers burnt from time to time. No one knows it all and I am sure some whales might have sold to reenter the market cheap but didn't get that opportunity. Some may be bagholding certain altcoins that also have turned shitty and that is cash gone down the drains. This happens to the rest of us even when we buy small. No one truly can tell the future. We can only speculate and most times we don't get it right.