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Recently, I've seen a lot of positive press regarding IEOs. After all, Binance is already successfully running them, giving ICO projects a chance to shine and many other exchanges are following suit. My personal opinion is that IEOs should be discouraged. Firstly, it gives more and more power to these centralised exchanges, who are able to charge higher, more ridiculous listing fees for coins as well as extremely large payments to hold IEOs. Their vested interests in this way mean they are less likely to care about vetting projects that may be untrustworthy, leading to even more irresponsible behaviour.
Exchanges are already making far too much from listing fees, so IEOs on top are completely unnecessary. While they are good promotion for coins, such practices cannot be good in the long-term. Instead, the focus should be easy-to-use decentralised exchanges which don't require intrusive KYC/AML and are much less likely to be corrupt/ill-willed if some DAO-like structure is in place. While blockchain technology has made the storage of data much safer, what is the point if thousands of crypto exchanges hold endless amounts of data on the customers in the same way banks do? The only thing changing is who owns the data, so privacy has not improved. And as crypto adoption increases, so will regulation of exchanges. We don't want to end up in a situation where to trade any meaningful amount of crypto you have to send your name, address, ID, and bank account details to some exchange which can do whatever it likes with your data.
Your thoughts?
Well, the whole idea of a centralized exchange is against the true vision of satoshi Nakamoto of creating a decentralized financial system for the entire world where no single server is in the control of the money flow amd other financial processes but then again, the invention of IEO created a viable means for project startups to easily raise fund for project development as the use of ico for raising fund was gradually dying. The thing is, not only the startups projects are happy about IEO invention, even the investors are happy, as the two party is majorly concerned with making profit rathan than providing real life solutions which this project promises in their whitepaper. I think IEO'S should not be discouraged because its re-image cryptocurrency investment giving hope to the crypto community after the great downfall of every coins and alts in the market that profits can still be make. The bottom line is, investors are bagging profits from investing on ieos, projects onwers are raising missions and the exchanges are gaining huge profits too. Everyone is happy
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i have a thousand dollar and im willing to take risks,i know that its easy for top 100 altcoins to hit top 10 someday so im looking forward to do research starting from number 100 altcoin on Coinmarketcap, do you guys still invest in such coins or you prefer to stay in the safe haven of top10 altcoins like many does?
Well, the already established coins and tokens do barely increase in price as they just try to maintain volatility. However, investing in vetted ieo projects do brings huge investment return as recently conducted ieo's did more than x2 of their sale price. If you're interested in IEO'S, check out IEO'S from binance and Gate.io. these two exchange tends to conduct ieo for strong projects
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Ethereum, being the world's second largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has all the potential of replacing Bitcoin in the future. It's more than just a cryptocurrency, being a platform for the development and execution of smart contracts (aka dApps). With ETH, it's possible to launch alternative cryptocurrencies without the need to start a Blockchain from scratch. It's also possible to use the ETH blockchain for other purposes such as voting, proof of identity, verification of documents, and more. In contrast, Bitcoin's only use is for finance where it cannot be implemented in other areas by its own. Given all of the benefits Ethereum provides on top of Bitcoin, it makes me wonder whenever it'll be able to replace the pioneer cryptocurrency within the future? As long as, Ethereum keeps progressing in development and mainstream acceptance, it'll be much closer to Bitcoin every step of the way. What are your thoughts? I'm a huge fan of ethereum, prefer transacting with it to bitcoin. But the truth is, the whole vision of satoshi Nakamoto of creating a decentralized financial system was laced in bitcoin. It will always be the number one digital currency. And talking about the various potentials of ethereum such as smart contracts, support of dApps proof of identity and verifications, lots of other blockchain startups have emerges with all these features which allows other projects to migrate to blockchain without starting from the scratch. Ethereum might be the pioneer of the whole idea but the market is not monopolistic. Bitcoin will always be the king. My opinion though
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Bounty hunters barely had a thing to do with the dealth of icos. The ico market died down as a result of most project having nothing to show off for what they raised funds for coupled with the fact that developers grows more greedy dumping tokens after listing on exchanges.
Bounty hunters are paid just few percent of the token pool, mostly only 1% of the token pool. Whereas early investors and whale that do buy during discounted sales do receive lots of bonuses worth almost x2 of their purchases, selling all their holdings cheaply on exchange because the huge bonuses will always give them a win. They have nothing to lose.
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You nailed it all man. Over the last few years, even news and announcements barely increase the prices of cryptocurrency. The only thing is just to trust the process.
I'm really motivated by this thread. Thanks for the piece
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I hope the portfolio you are trying to advertise pay you enough profits so that you quit your job. However, it'll be better if you take cryptocurrency trading as a side hustle because this industry is highly dynamic and volatile. You can win likewise get Rekk easily if not careful.
Before you fire your boss, make sure you've bag enough Fiat currency.
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Going through lot of suggestions here, I'm really impressed. The very few times i've tried trading altcoins, i got really burnt. I hope this various guidelines will work out
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