bismtush when listen on a exchange
Not sure, it's already debated here. |
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Any update on exchange additions? Read something about topia adding this soon?
I am still for a push to get this listed on Bittrex. |
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Good morning everyone, Only 5 days left of the ICO!!! WOOT WOOT!!! www.FTRUMP.Life/icoAll Tokens will be distributed at the conclusion of the ICO. I'm pushing to get FTRUMP Tokens on an exchange, leaning towards C-cex at first, by the end of October. You only raised around $60 or so. I told ya this coin was a bad ideal... $60 gets you a nice bottle of whiskey and some decent food! Hope it was worth the effort to launch this thread  |
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This is actually a very good coin, Alot of people don't know about it. But its a very stable Scrypt coin. I think there is alot of room for it to go alot higher in the future. Alot of alt coins are getting settled in now and I feel this is starting to find its ground as well. Does anyone have any technical analysis for this coin in the short term?? Will be very helpful. Thank you
You'd do yourself a favor if you would hold them for long term. So where do you see the coin in the long term and what kind of information are you deriving your conclusions from? Would be interested in knowing that, thanks. Well, I just really like the idea behind Alexandria. I don't have specific targets, but when I do believe in a project (i.e. it's promising imo), I prefer to stay in it for long-term, rather than short/mid-term. So basically I'll see where it takes me the next year. As long as there is active development going on, it might be good to hold this one. |
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What is a rough ETA for your platform? Can we expect an alpha stage soon?
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Is the lending business coming soon to Bitshares?
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Exactly what I think.
I will not even sell one of my IXTs before $ 10, and when it happens then I will give away about 20% and then wait for $ 50.
Bittrex and Polinex will definitely be before Christmas!
Any source my friend? Bittrex and Poloniex is going to increase it speculation token price a few times. I think you miss understood his opinion, he said even IXT be listed on that exchanges, he will not sell IXT, so it is just an assumption. If Bittrex IXT list I do not sell it until it reaches $ 10; so I will only sell a small part of my IXT. I'll sell it all when they cost $ 50! Sorry for my English. No doubt that large exchanges are important, but why would you expect extraordinarily high price increases just because of a listing? You need to get the coins' fundamentals right. Exchanges accelerate the positive effects then. |
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Hello!
Can anybody help me and answer my questions?
- how many total tokens
- How many tokens will be sold at ICO
- Soft-cap
- Hard-cap
- the minimum buy-in?
- ICO bonuses
- Price per token
- Payment only ETH?
TY!
There are 2 billion tokens total in the BitClave ecosystem. 1 billion of those tokens will be distributed during the crowdsale. There is no Soft-cap. Hard-cap is the sale of all coins available on ICO. Payments ETH and BTC. During the presale, the token price was 0.05 usd. Perhaps the price will change Team will announce all details about terms before ICO Why only 50% of the total supply will be sold, can you give a brief explanation of this? 50% will be locked for future and will be used for R&D I presume. But what does that mean "locked for future"? Will you lock it down in a smart contract publicly disclosed or will you just keep sitting on those coins and decide over them as you wish? I also don't understand there are 2 billion token but 1 billion which will be used for the crowdsale. Although 1 billion again locked to R&D the future. What really warrants this project will continue to evolve. While I will follow the development of more of this project, it looks interesting Only 30% of 1 billion will be a long term budget So there is the possibility that the dev team can dump a large chunk of those coins any time? Or are those coins in escrow or something? Team has vesting for 2 years. They can not sell the tokens How is the vesting structure set up? Will coins be partially released over time or all of them at once in two years? |
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Hi fellow crocodiles, I wouldn't say Yobit is the best place to trade a coin at as they really have a bad reputation. But probably better than nothing I guess. I always have a hard time to send any money there.
Do not use yobit unless you support them putting wallet into maintance and then never fixing them until they get paid to fix their own wallet. So pretty much they are the roach motel of the crypto world. 'Coins go in but they do not come out' until you paid to get their wallet fixed. So pretty much they let you buy coin on their exhange then they hi-jack them from you since you can not remove them until you paid them to fix their wallet so you can remove your coins. So to help the crypto world you need to stop supporting Scam exchange like Yobit that just hi-jack coins and charge a ransom to get your coins off their exchange. Yes, I have observed things like that in the past, too. I would really re-consider the idea to list this coin on Yobit if I were the dev. Or the dev has a specific motive to get it listed there that we don't know about. The only coins I have that I can't withdraw from Yobit are coins that have been long dead and aren't worth anything anyways. I've never really had a problem with trying to withdraw from here like everyone claims. The only problem with other exchanges is they want TOO MUCH money to get listed. They're charging almost $4,500 to list a coin on their exchange that they can add in about 10 minutes of work and doesn't use up too many extra resources. You can buy a nice used car for that price or 3 lots of land in my area.. That is true to some degree. But we all know what happened to BTC-E just recently. And - sorry for the wording - Yobit is shady like fuck. If the police finds out about their actual offices, I am they will shut the operations down. The whole exchange is about price manipulation. |
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Ok but the service you provide is completely centralized, right? If every transaction runs through your back office, then that is the point in time where you get control over the funds or not?
Would like to have an answer if possible. Maybe you can take the time and quickly say something about it. Cryptonex is a decentralized service. Web wallet is based on the blockchain. Only bank' gateways will be centralized. yes but bank gateways are quite a critical component of your business model, right? Could those gateways be shut down anytime? I guess so. It is definitely a threat. |
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Ok but the service you provide is completely centralized, right? If every transaction runs through your back office, then that is the point in time where you get control over the funds or not?
Would like to have an answer if possible. Maybe you can take the time and quickly say something about it. |
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Hi fellow crocodiles, I wouldn't say Yobit is the best place to trade a coin at as they really have a bad reputation. But probably better than nothing I guess. I always have a hard time to send any money there.
Do not use yobit unless you support them putting wallet into maintance and then never fixing them until they get paid to fix their own wallet. So pretty much they are the roach motel of the crypto world. 'Coins go in but they do not come out' until you paid to get their wallet fixed. So pretty much they let you buy coin on their exhange then they hi-jack them from you since you can not remove them until you paid them to fix their wallet so you can remove your coins. So to help the crypto world you need to stop supporting Scam exchange like Yobit that just hi-jack coins and charge a ransom to get your coins off their exchange. Yes, I have observed things like that in the past, too. I would really re-consider the idea to list this coin on Yobit if I were the dev. Or the dev has a specific motive to get it listed there that we don't know about. |
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Hello!
Can anybody help me and answer my questions?
- how many total tokens
- How many tokens will be sold at ICO
- Soft-cap
- Hard-cap
- the minimum buy-in?
- ICO bonuses
- Price per token
- Payment only ETH?
TY!
There are 2 billion tokens total in the BitClave ecosystem. 1 billion of those tokens will be distributed during the crowdsale. There is no Soft-cap. Hard-cap is the sale of all coins available on ICO. Payments ETH and BTC. During the presale, the token price was 0.05 usd. Perhaps the price will change Team will announce all details about terms before ICO Why only 50% of the total supply will be sold, can you give a brief explanation of this? 50% will be locked for future and will be used for R&D I presume. But what does that mean "locked for future"? Will you lock it down in a smart contract publicly disclosed or will you just keep sitting on those coins and decide over them as you wish? I also don't understand there are 2 billion token but 1 billion which will be used for the crowdsale. Although 1 billion again locked to R&D the future. What really warrants this project will continue to evolve. While I will follow the development of more of this project, it looks interesting Only 30% of 1 billion will be a long term budget So there is the possibility that the dev team can dump a large chunk of those coins any time? Or are those coins in escrow or something? |
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Exactly what I think.
I will not even sell one of my IXTs before $ 10, and when it happens then I will give away about 20% and then wait for $ 50.
Bittrex and Polinex will definitely be before Christmas!
Any source my friend? Bittrex and Poloniex is going to increase it speculation token price a few times. How do you know that they are definitely going to list it? Poloniex is pretty strict about new listings. |
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Have there any alliances or partnerships been formed with considerable insurance companies or is that still on the roadmap? Have there been any talks?
None has been formed yet nor announced from the team yet, but I believe by now the team should be churning out partnerships news by now. Should be plenty of big names interested in this concept. Question is whether they will use another party's platform, or instead build there own since one could argue they already have quite a big network effect of their own. That's exactly the point and so many projects these days love to use the term "big partnerships in the making" or something like that, but more often than not is that just wishful thinking. If there are such overwhelming partnerships, then step forward and let the community know about them I'd say (if there is no NDA involved). |
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Hello!
Can anybody help me and answer my questions?
- how many total tokens
- How many tokens will be sold at ICO
- Soft-cap
- Hard-cap
- the minimum buy-in?
- ICO bonuses
- Price per token
- Payment only ETH?
TY!
There are 2 billion tokens total in the BitClave ecosystem. 1 billion of those tokens will be distributed during the crowdsale. There is no Soft-cap. Hard-cap is the sale of all coins available on ICO. Payments ETH and BTC. During the presale, the token price was 0.05 usd. Perhaps the price will change Team will announce all details about terms before ICO Why only 50% of the total supply will be sold, can you give a brief explanation of this? 50% will be locked for future and will be used for R&D I presume. But what does that mean "locked for future"? Will you lock it down in a smart contract publicly disclosed or will you just keep sitting on those coins and decide over them as you wish? |
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Dev was last active on Aug 23rd. I think we can call this game over.
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Question: those gateways, for example Rudex, are they centralized? If I send coins via such a gateway, where are they stored? Are they safe?
those are so called UIA (User Issued Assets), they are basically working like coins on a centralized exchange. just more transparent, but centralized Hey favdesu, thanks for answering. I understood it now. I also found the info on the web app where they explain the risks of gateways vs. bridges. I left quite a lot of coins within a gateway, but now withdrew them to my wallet. Better safe than sorry, like always  |
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Hi fellow crocodiles, I wouldn't say Yobit is the best place to trade a coin at as they really have a bad reputation. But probably better than nothing I guess. I always have a hard time to send any money there.
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Ok but the service you provide is completely centralized, right? If every transaction runs through your back office, then that is the point in time where you get control over the funds or not?
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