It must be something related to their laws because the banned countries from ICOs are usually the same. The good thing is that bounties are not included in the ban.

I know that USDT is an omni token so It can be stored in any bitcoin address that you control it private keys but how about spending? Is there is any alternative to omniwallet.org?

If they ask you to send an ID and selfie then there is no way around this. You can either wait for it to be listed on exchanges or participate in their bounty program (If they any).

Ignore the advice above for 'storing'. If you want to buy altcoins yes, you can use Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex and many others but for storing, there is nothing better then having control over your private keys. You will not find a wallet that support every coin out there, you will have to download the official wallet of each of these coins. You can still check Coinomi too, It's a multi coin wallet.

I didn't invest anything there due to accusations about it being a ponzi scheme but I checked the price today after seeing someone talking about it on SegWit2x thread and It literally got destroyed, so what happened here?

Atomic swaps are supposed to use the Lightning network If I'm not wrong and It's in test phase and shouldn't be deployed yet. So unless you was working on this alone, how come did you achieve this alone?

You have multi-coin wallets such as Exodus, Jaxx and Coinomi that have built-in exchanges using Shapeshift or Changelly API. I must warn you though, these wallets are not open source and even though nothing big has been reported so far, you should take caution.

Coinomi tweeted (3 weeks ago) that they are working on something to allow users to claim free airdrops and legit forks so It shouldn't take long until It's available. You can also claim using this solution. I haven't tried it but Bither is a known wallet. Just make sure to send your bitcoin somewhere else before importing the private keys.

It's only considered as an alternative for bitcoin If It does the same thing and this doesn't apply for new ICOs as most of them are for advertising, gaming, Healthcare etc. and in this case, I suggest reading Inc article. I don't necessarily agree with them but some of the projects looks promising.

Lightning network, Atomic swaps and RSK.co are all things based on smart contracts so yeah, once these things are deployed, I honestly see no use for Ethereum.

Junior member (30 activity). If you don't have any potential activity right now, you should be able to post images as of 16th January as soon as the activity reset happens.

So I was checking it on coinmarketcap and I've seen that the price is so high for some reason in Korean exchanges, anyone managed to register there and make some profit? It's excluded on CMC but you should still be able to see the prices.

If the exchange is stable and there is an API, how come It's not added to CoinMarketCap yet? also is there is any chance that coins except the ones from the ICOs they advertise will be added?

The first forum was a SourceForge forum and then It got replaced by Simple machines software by Satoshi (creator of bitcoin) and Sirius who was just someone interested in bitcoin.

1. If you're running through the Ledger nano S then no, you don't need any JSON files.
2. They are built inside Ethereum blockchain (ERC20 tokens) just like Tether is built inside Bitcoin blockchain (Omni tokens) - If Modum is an ERC20 token then yes, It uses the same blockchain.
3. See answer above.
4. https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/what-is-the-gas-in-ethereum/

If you don't already know, Steam stopped supporting BTC due to high fees and price volatility. Bitrefill (used to top up phone) is now letting you buy from Steam by selling vouchers using both BTC and LTC.

Any date set for the hardfork? also, If you want from wallets such as Trezor to support you, you should make sure you're open source and I suggest contacting HitBtc because they are known for supporting forks.

It explains why I suddenly started to see threads in the digital goods section where people are selling these exchanges accounts for 50$. This should be a good reason to support P2P decentralized exchange and LN/Atomic swaps development.

I wouldn't trust them for my bitcoins even If no losses has been reported yet. It's not open source so It shouldn't be trusted that much. I suggest sending BTCs to Electrum first.