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Its same message i pass unto people around me, they wany to invest first without knowing how crypto works, one of them later download a mobile wallet called coinomi and send bitcoin to its public address. Its like if never make mistakes first they will not want to learn
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With good news surrounding every corner of crypto space now it does feels like 2020 will be the very year altcoin lovers have been waiting for but there is no assurance that this is 100% true, my advice is to hold on to very useful altcoins and get rid of the rest
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I want to exchange cryptos for around $ 2.3 million.
0x3e9AFaA4a062A49d64b8Ab057B3Cb51892e17Ecb
Where do you think I should start?
many say Binance is safe and highly recommended.
What about the exchange of your choice?
This wallet address is clearly not yours because the question you asked give you away instantly, if you are the owner they you will know what to do about it, i bet the real owner is a whale and he or she invested big money to acquire those tokens |
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I think the number of post is not a problem but I like the suggestion to lower the minimum so people will not be force to post just to hit the quota.
Let's get real here, we know there's a lot of bounty hunters that are just posting non sense just to pass the requirement weekly so they can get a stake, so I think the process should start in the selection process, bounty managers should give time to to do a manual selection process.
Lowering the weekly posts is a very good point but there is no forced put on bounty hunters here, before you promote a project you must have went through the rules and regulations and if you see something too much for you to keep up just find another bounty |
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The most scary is price dump, but there is assurance that price dumps will only occur on weak projects, pick top altcoins and you won't be in worries over price dumps
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The first time i entered into crypto invest i made few wrong choices like trying out trading without actually learning the strategy first, i even blindly went into crypto mining instead of investing the money on bitcoin, till date i have no good news to share about crypto but i do make few hundred bucks from airdrops
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Wapinter but lately he is no where to be found, maybe no more legit bounties that interest him or he just quit,but now i do follow arteezy, he still deliver good bounties like harmony and tokoin, i wish bingo bounties can make a come back, they managed gowithmi bounty and it was a success
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For me, Bitwings, one of the good types of projects from the start of the project, did have a quality of success, but we are still in doubt that the projects that are running this year are very prone to scams because a lot of initial funding is not achieved to develop further, but we'll see what that happened with Bitwigs
Bitwings has real use case and of course working products, its an old company since 2007 and they have real stores in some part of the world, i expect more than just simple success from the project and many are already buying their smartphones |
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I don't know about this project but my advise is to look for old staking coins, they will give you rest of mind, my experience with new staking coins are bad, they mostly end up a scam or you can wait for ETH staking upgrade
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1. Take your eye off too good offers, your attention is needed thats why they are good.
2. Use more than one wallet, even if it managed to get hacked you won't be losing your entire coins and tokens
3. Email has become a big target for hackers and scammers, be careful which links you click in your email
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Crypto will recover, its only a matter of time but as for bounties it doesn't make sense to stop hunting because as hard as it is for projects to raise funds successfully some bounty projects still became successful.
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Investors are not that much like that of 2017 because they keep losing money after bear market took over, for a project to raise softcap successfully they have to get some good partnership with top companies, its a nice move to attract more investors
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Just wondering if I want to sell significant amount of crypto, where can I do it ? By significant I mean $250,000+ of crypto.Would you trust Binance / okex / huobi to return their money to you , and how law can protect us from being scammed?
The highest amount of bitcoin i helped sold was 10k and i sold them at once on binance, i think its one reason why binance compulsory KYC for traders, when your amount is too huge you have to go through KYC, i trust binance unlike other exchanges |
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It can be very annoying sometimes when bounty program is been extended, same thing is happening to ez365 bounty presently, bounty suppose to end last week but now its been added extra 3 months, which means January 31 of 2020, i wonder why this happened
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for example: prize allocation for a campaign (signature) is around 2,000,000 tokens and if the project only has 1 participant in the campaign (signature) and when the project has been completed or not scammed, is it true that the participant will get the sum of all tokens (signatures)?
or maybe not at all, for other reasons?
A single bounty hunter promoting a bounty project is not capable to drive the attention needed for a project so even if they managed to raise fund i bet you will not receive the total pool allocation, that will be way too much payment for a single bounty hunter |
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I'm curious about storing our assets online, mostly online wallets. Do you think there's possibility the developer collect our address, especially our private key?
I usually store my coins on a paper wallet and we all know storing in a cold wallet is the safer way to secure all assets.
Do you think it's secure to import our address to an app? Is there any identification of a real decentralized application to trust our keys.
Paper wallet is safer, be satisfied with what you have and stop looking for what can hurt you, if you don't like paper wallet then buy hardware wallet like ledger, do not use browser addons that claimed they are decentralized, they will steal your coins |
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There are few ones on the internet, use google but i don't use them because they are useless, used to follow one and it failed when bitcoin hits 19k, the real truth is no one saw it coming, anything based on prediction has no guarantee
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That is strange, i haven't seen any IEO exchange that doesn't force KYC on investors, it sounds weird ok? if you see any just stay away from such exchange, to participate in any IEO sales you must go through KYC, its very important and even all big exchanges compulsory KYC
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Get a hardware wallet, fast and easy
Trezor
Ledger
Viper
I personally prefer paper wallet if the coin you tend to hold has one though and if it doesn't then create yourself one, find wooden or iron to carve your private keys on or recovery see if you are too scares that the paper can get burnt.
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I think most new projects that have already distributed bounty rewards are waiting for good market season before getting listed on exchange, i can't say i like this though but its for everyone sake as well, it would be a fair win win, airwallet willingly take things slow to enter 2020 for good market season
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