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Of course everyone invest in project. But the thing they don't realize is most of the time the project has no any direct or monetarily relation with the token.
Token only remains as speculative and the project and team takes no responsibility for maintaining its price.
We should look for only those ICOs that utilizes the token issued in its operation.
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People invest in things they find profitable. Last year every ICO were profitable be it a good one or scam. Scams like bitcoinconnect too made huge profit to initial investors.
And as the number of scams went on increasing, people started losing their money.
Good ICOs still are getting funded but investors have became selective and cautiousness about scams.
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Using ripple for a crypto?
Well, i would definitely not put my foot in there. Ripple is not decentralized and has multiple different risks. I think it is a disastrous decision.
Similar are every ICO tokens. I would call it a great move for decentralizing among crypto. With Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum getting mainstream choice of exchange coins, Bitcoincash and now Ripple too are getting some attention. |
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It's great to see how crypto is making it easy for content creator to get credited for their work and viewers to appreciate it.
It used to be a dream for a normal article writer to get his work monetized a few years ago. Now, we have a plenty of options to choose from.
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LOL. It's not a news to get that excited about. It's one of the proposed hard-forks of Ethereum to improve the Ethereum blockchain which has happened many times before and will keep happening sooner as there are a series of proposed improvements. Though with every improvement, we expect a rise in price.
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Bitcoincash was from an experienced group of people specializing in mining of bitcoin. They were professional.
Seeing the relative sucess of BCH, some high school kid started Bitcoin Gold, They even did mined it alone to gather some before releasing it with new algorithm.
So, yes, they did a huge middle-mine and the coin never actually made any significant profit.
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I did it several times. Sometimes trusting an unknow web wallet and mostly by missing my private keys or wallet seed words.
I now prefer to keep my coins mostly on exchanges and dedicated wallets whose private keys I control, my private keys are manually distorted, ciphered, written in a notepad and changed the format to that of a video and uploaded in some safe places. Well I exposed it.
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I find the coin listing procedure of CET suspicious. It promises airdrop of the listed tokens to CET holders but most of the such listed coins on exchange are never heard ones.
Even a google search does not yield anything. Where are these tokens coming from and do they have any value? Are the coin listing just a paid promotion?
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With the voting strategy of EOS, everyone would vote for producers on their own country than only to others. That to say, the winners with most votes would be all the block producers from China, USA, Russia, South East asia. Chinese investors would than vote for East and South East asian producer while USA might go for Israel.
Don't forget India. Though we may have limited number of EOS investors, we have a natural talent of manipulating votes. |
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Is this a weekly payment? Otherwise the reward are too low to attract participants. Mero is trading just about 27 cents a coin.
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I have sold of all my EOS just after the mainnet launch because I knew it was in one of its highest price and now waiting for it to decrease more before buying it. It would again will have a price rise when new tokens start being issued in the platform.
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I was late to enter the binance boom but I too managed to get a good profit from it. Unlike other exchange tokens, binance does not provide dividends so it's price rise generally occurs around the burning period. And you can easily play with the price and have a profit.
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If they are not a privacy centric coin, I don't see a valid reason for a project not displaying how much they raised. If they do so, they are certainly a scam.
If they can't show how much they raised, they would not be able to verify where they spent the money.
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The top 5 listed coins below $1 I believe in are, Electroneum, one of the best advertised cryptonote. Siacoin, they are recently getting more attention. Cardano, of course they are going to get huge. Kyber network, they are on one of their lowest price now. And the fifth one is so premium that I don't want to share it with anyone, not unless I buy some thousands of it more. :p
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POS too is a failed technology. People have discarded old POS system coins. But masternodes, Casper or even the rewarding of NEO GAS can be described as a modern form of POS.
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And people also expect large and joins every bounties possible but can't get enough time to fulfill the requisite of every of them.
Bounties like Facebook and Twitter needs to provide specific links in specific format which can be a time consuming task.
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The name says it all. It's an exit scam. Might be some sort of ponzi but it's intention is to scam people for the money at last.
People should be aware of the risk and should be cautious while investing money in such things.
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Cryptocurrency enables nation to trade independently defying the biased rules of IMF and World Bank. IMF and World Bank are making poor poorer and filling their own pockets. We need every nation to shift towards cryptocurrency to have a real open and free trade.
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