In the last 2 years ICO has gone upto peak level with many projects.
Now ICO market is completely gone because of 90% projects fallen into scam category.
Many startups made huge money and in return they pay nothing.
So whats new these days as a trusted token offering model?

I guess there are no vids in English that show how validation is conducted, however there is this semi official video in Chinese (I think). You don't need English voice-over explanation, process is simple enough to just understand by looking at it. Mute the sound and observe. As to how many coins in 8 hours of mining, I think it will be something around 37.5.

I just visited the idea website then downloaded the wallet and the node too. The synchronization process which I initially thought took a long time was very fast, maybe with the help of the node that I downloaded earlier. This project is very good for 2020 because the unique validation process plus this is very different from other altcoins.

First, I will not offend anyone if he does not know or is wrong in his country, but number 13 is an "unfortunate number" and people do not like him.

Number 13 is associated with the Lucky Six, a game where numbers are drawn before you draw, 6 numbers in particular.
In this game, each of the balls has different colors, and by playing the "case" Plague number 13 is black.
For all those superstitious, this is very bad and brings a bunch of bad things

Now, people never pick 13 when choosing numbers, but I thought more deeply.
Maybe the machine has artificial intelligence that deliberately pulls out number 13 because it knows people are an unlucky number and people won't dial that number.
That is my guess, it may sound naive, but the scratch was 70% correct.

I am interested in your opinions on this, whether it makes sense and whether you agree.
If something is not clear to you, ask?

We all are aware of bitcoin halving and most of the users are discussing about a possible bitcoin pump post halving which might or not not give pump to the value of altcoins. So do you think halving will provide openings for altcoins with a pump or altcoins will continue to be bearish in 2020?

I lived in this misconception, once before the New Year I had a good profit, and it happened again 2 years in a row.
I thought I was more lucky when the New Year.
Of course this is not true, the casino never changes under the influence of the social factor.
The casino is the same as always no change.
Or maybe there is?

It’s been confirmed that the mysterious 90,000 ETH sent to Kraken on Christmas Day was an Ethereum co-founder looking to quietly cash out.

We now can say for sure that it was an Ethereum co-founder who tried to slyly sell off his ETH stash during the holiday.

Source link here

For sure, this guy would really want to have a “millionaire lifestyle” of spending Christmas!

Although we respect their reasons for selling tokens (even me of course), it’s just that he cannot escape of being “quiet”. Thanks to the blockchain technology, everyone can track where the funds are moved, especially the co-founders which they disclose it to their community.

I have a question to all of you, especially the Ethereum community. What is your reaction about him moving his 90,000 ETH for the purpose of spending it during the Holidays. Is it okay or he should have cashed out only a little?

Ok, please send it before Sunday 09:00. Looking forward to your answers!

I’ve been into Bitcoin since 2014. It’s always been my main thing, however I’ll admit I got swept up in the 2017 cycle and got burned on quite a few projects. I eventually consolidated back to 100% bitcoin.

Now I find myself in a situation where I really believe in Ethereum as the only other viable project. I’ve been accumulating Ether to the point where now I’m 80% BTC, 10% Eth and, 10% USDC (prepared to buy more BTC when the time is right).

I’m preparing for Eth 2.0 staking. I see all the Defi projects built on Eth. The stablecoins, the ecosystem. If Eth fell, it would bring a huge chunk of the crypto market down with it. So for this reason, I can’t see ethereum really disappearing. It’s the only crypto that I’ve actually used (I bought something with USDC, an ERC-20 token).

That said, I am concerned about those stolen $100million in Eth. That can depress the value of Eth for years. I’m concerned about the constant hard forking, the constant delay of Eth 2.0, and the general amateurish feeling of the project. I hate that Vitalik, and the ethereum foundation dumped their bags on people at the ATH.

Part of me wants to just sell my Eth for BTC and not look back. Another part of me wants to keep buying Eth as it goes down.

Any intelligent insights on this forum? Not a pissing match, not a shitcoin shill session. Just honest feelings about Ethereum from other veterans in the space.

Is yobit paying their participants for wearing a signature which is not working at the moment?
Did anyone bother to click and check the status of yobit site?

Few hours ago I withdraw earned BTC from signature campaign dashboard to Yobit balance. So everything was working correct.
Now, unfortunately, I can't open Yobit at all.

Hello Forum,
 I'm a crypto investor and holder but also willing to have a sports analysis site which will provide gamblers the best sport prediction, transfer news and also provide genuine crypto gambling site list next year cause I don't want to touch my holding now until it next halving. But I'm not a tech guy which is why I need advise from experience user of the forum what are the basic step I need to do to achieve my dream and to avoid being scam.

I'm just curious about what people think about their main purposes to play gambling. Usually, we only know that people play gambling because they expect to be rich (earn money). Are there any other common purposes of a gambler why he/she plays gambling daily? Let me know what your purposes are, mate. Thanks