Also patience in buying will be rewarded. Don't fomo buy anything. If you must, buy some along established support prices. IXT has basically been ranging for months now, buy the swing lows.

Since most of the Byteball holders received their stack for free after so many months. Their hands are probably the most weak. They are probably dumping Bitcoin along with the free GBBYTE they got as we speak. Best to add positions after the carnage is over.

I have no problem delaying any launching of an alpha release. The Goddamm markets are all bloody. Releasing this month we will only see a dud of a launch. Better to launch around April, I believe.

Wow, some sort of rag to riches for Changpeng Zhao. He used to be the CEO of Okcoin. As far as I know, Zhao was middle-class Chinese in Shanghai before coming into crypto in 2014.

Not sure about that. NEO was in the very low 100+ in coinmartketcap. And now it is within top ten in less than two years. Nano? It has a huge community and increasing number of developers. I wouldn't be surprised if it unseats Litecoin.

After Bitcoin is done dropping and taking altcoin traders with it. And then we can talk about bottom prices. By that time, altcoin traders will buy back their bags and await a new bull season for altcoins.

Haven't you all considered that ETH and BTC will be beaten by something else. Technological innovation is speeding up every decade. Maybe one day, our kids will scoff at us re-living the blockchain days. Maybe to them it's some old clunky decentralized network.

For Peermountain bounty participants, it's confirmed that they have to do KYC. The funny thing is that there is a scheduled verification on March 12 and only at that date.

This day and age, being anonymous won't cut it anymore. There's no reason to be anymore as crypto is no longer a fringe industry. This project has 95% chance of failure. Unless you cancel the ICO and instead rely on donations as you go develop your ideas.

LOLZ, I knew this would happen. The Atlant team overestimated the demand for their tokens and the sentiment of ICO investors over traditional industries merging with blockchains. If they were able to sell more, this wouldn't be an issue. But alas, the ICO ended in the tail-end of the two-year bull rally, with lesser market participants.

So now, ATL acts like the other coins with inflation due to mining rewards. This in itself is alright, but Atlant should be aggressive in spreading out the token trading to many exchanges and increase public awareness of the project, in order to offset the inflation.

If they truly have a strong platform/product and marketing strategy up their sleeves, I still believe they can pull it off and we can still reach moon.

However, distribution that takes one year and a half is also bad. I would suggest they do bounty distribution dynamically (like what the Federal Reserve does). For example, the daily volume now is only $21,137 USD which now includes 1 million in bounty tokens. If the daily volume increases to $300,000, the team can distribute 2 million tokens this time, and decrease again if the volume goes down.

I don't know what the team's intentions are in propping up the market (maybe they want to sell too at a higher price), but it is also bad to have an inflated price with a huge undistributed supply hanging over our heads. This might cause deep market corrections.

One strategy they can consider is to distribute all of the bounty, expecting a mini crash and then announce some major release days after. This may seem devious but it does retests the actual support price where the big buyers are willing to buy.

Token supply is 914,869,281 TKT/TKTX. The ICO price was 4 US cents. And now on Yobit, it is roughly 2 cents and with no volume. If you're a gambler, you can buy very slowly there and then sell around 6 cents at a more reputable exchange when or if they get listed at all.

It's just an example. The hosting providers that will most likely join are the ones that have a year or two of operations and are willing to try out new markets in order to maximize profit. The big names won't budge because they already have a lead or larger market share.

It is only safe if you don't import or upload your private keys. Use a wallet like Metamask which only shares signed messages. You could also try https://idex.market/ It has more volume.

I bet the OP will cut his losses too late at the very last minute before a rally occurs. And then, buy back again after maybe 20% to 35% rise in price because this the way humans trade naturally.

The following gets me very bullish:

So to simplify the explanation. Market.space is a decentralized United Nations of file hosting - where Rapidgator, BlueHost, InMotion Hosting, A Hosting, LiquidWeb, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc all become part of one giant host; where profit is determined by a rate system.

Interesting indeed. I look forward as to how you plan to assemble a minimum threshold of professional hosts that will join.

Ok, I'll bite. My first thoughts was "Another file storage system?" There are so many of them with similar use cases and actually none of them has a working model yet. But it seems, this takes storage with a different spin.

Looking forward to learn more.

This is an interesting use case for a blockchain platform and certainly healthcare is one big issue for everyone. But it seems no one is interested to learn or invest in this ICO. I wonder why. 

One thing's for sure. It's gonna be a hell of a ride. The volatility of ETH is much more pronounced than bitcoin's. One day, you'll be elated that you made double or triple your investments and then the next minute, cry that you didn't sell soon.

Yeah, the Byteball community is as big or even bigger than the Nano/Raiblocks community. It is just this fear of the 40% coin supply that weak hands are concerned with and the same time discount buyers are waiting on.

A clear path to address this issue will resume a beter price trend.