Dead coins form the bulk of cryptos these days so I really can't start listing. I really don't understand why individuals continue to develop these shitcoins and try to defraud people using them. I really hope there is a way of sanitizing the cryprocurrency community without enforcing regulation because any body in charge of regulation and enforcing but come the authority within the decentralized community.
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First Binance now Poloniex. Binance realised that the United States was becoming more strong handed with cryptocurrency and had to develop a spin-off just for the traders in the United States. Now Poloniex is withdrawing it's services from the US. although they termed it a 'scaling down' it's obvious the pressure was too much on them from regulatory bodies.
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Proof of Authentication Campaign: Content creation and medium subscription ERC-20 Wallet Address: 0xbb4A41f3C43dDEc07Db17dE0f1D3E88FD6235246
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Your list is quite impressive. I'll have a closer look at rhem and buy into some, who knows they could really perform this coming rally. I am more interested in projects that are down 80-95% since ATH, have survived at least two market cycles and are still being worked upon by the team. A good example would be BlockNet(BLOCK).
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Thiss is one of the best topics I've seen as regards advicing folks on BTT. Many people have this herd mwntality, just go with the crowd. This is the worst thing anyine can do to themselves. Educate yourself as a person, invest in yourself. Buy books, read materials that will make you a better trader/investor. Always going with the crowd will adversely affect your confidence in making decisions. Contrarian thinking rocks!
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In my local community I engage youths as they are more liable to understand the advantages of blockchain technology. Educating and informing people is just as important as using it as a medium of exchange. Before people can exchange their fiat for cryprocurrency, they need to have at the very least, a basic understanding of what it is. For most it is some sort of HYIP.
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This is a problem that can easily be resolved. Investors are getting smarter and are choosing to invest in projects conducting reverse icos i.e tokenization. These projects tend to be more successful over those with a fancy white paper with nothing to show as proof of project. Some projects could beore engaged in offline development though.
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Impatience is one of the reasons for pump and dumps. Many investors are no longer interested in the potential of a project, they just want to make profits. This impatience is one of the reasons why numerous projects died out. The dumping of tokens by investors due to impatience. Gone are the days of investing for the long term.
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Investing in a cryptocurrency project is a risky venture. It has the potential to return huge profits or result in complete losses. It is always advisable to do due diligence on projects before investing. It is always very important to verify the team members for a non-anonymous team. Investing in projects with an anonymous team is very-high risk and should not be considered. Personally, I prefer projects with a working project which is either tokenizing it's assets or services.
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From my personal experience as a hunter, there is no maximum or minimum number of accounts on exchanges you should have. Basically, you should have an account on an exchange where a project you promoted and paid you is listed, it's that simple. Personally, I have over 10 accounts on various exchanges because projects I promoted were listed on there.
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As technology continues to evolve, most likely cryptocurrencies will evolve with it also. Assuming the connecrion of man directly to the computer and consequenlty the internet is successful, most likely some form of digital currency that can be assessed directly using the online network of connected minds would be the next thing. It'll have the features of cryprocurrency but will have the means if being accessed , and transferred using the network of the mind.
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I read the news and I was appalled to say the least. The ransom was $15 k paid in BTC. this serves to show that one should be careful with declaring ones cryptocurrency holdings. I read the father paid with 'his' BTC. It's likely he is a hodler of some BTC and whoever kidnapped his daughter knew he had some crypt holdings.
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Everyone looks for a safe haven in times of economic instability. Bitcoin was not available during the last economic recession but now I strongly believe that the impending recession could not be better timed. Crytocurrencies will serve as the major hedge against the dollar. This will definitely affect the price of crypto positively.
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After reading the write up of the topic, I think this is the best reply that can be given. If it's too good to be true, it's too good to be true. I didn't read beyond three lines before surmising it was a scam. Yes it is a scam and I say it again - it's a Scam! Do not on any account send any one money to invest for you or any thing of that nature. Please be guided and stay safe. A fool and his money are soon parted.
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