there is no court ruling yet , at least nothing official and I wonder what law are the banks quoting to their customers when closing their accounts? I'm not a lawyer but it sounds like it is illegal to the max in any case, I hope Indian goverment won't do the stupid thing and won't ban cryptocurrencies Yes, there is no legislature on cryptos, it's just that Indian central bank 'RBI' and as all banks come under it, they made a rule that whoever deals in cryptos will get their account closed. So it's central bank thing. |
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Everytime I get emails like this, I immediately report as phishing to protonmail. I would be surprised if some people are still falling for this kind of scams.
Unfortunately many do, some get blinded by greed 'free money' and some newbies get scammed being not aware. |
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If someone is selling, someone is buying. So it's just a fair distribution. Regarding entering private key, you can also connect your ledger nano to be more safe.
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Most likely Bitcoin was created to get rid of banking system. Like the Genesis block of Bitcoin says, “03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks”.
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Completely agree, meanwhile many scam projects get listed on CMC every few days and honest projects don't get listed — god knows what criteria they follow.
Oh wait, money talks.
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You only need to give your coin address in airdrops while in bounties you need to complete some tasks to receive coins.
But this difference seems to be getting abolished nowadays.
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Would be good, but if project starts to pay in USDT, many bounty hunters would draw towards it and would cause low payouts for everyone, unless of course rewards are big enough but I highly doubt so.
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Unfortunately no. And nothing much earned in later half of last year. One ICO got delayed, another's payout is in March. Hope things will get better soon.
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One of my online friend bought apartment with Bitcoin last year. You just need to find someone who accepts crypto for their real estate.
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Nauctius, I don't like their KYC policy from the start. At least give withdrawals without kyc to until some threshold like binance.
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Yes they can predict but prediction does come true that's another thing. If you are investing in BTC then I suggest go for longer term than for 1 month or so and use dollar cost averaging to minimize the risk.
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So can we declare it officially that Twist project is done for? this is so frustrating if they can not make it or work for it again. Just say it,
we are waiting for it because we are hoping them to make a comeback. But at some point, it drives me crazy. I am tempted to buy more this coin because of its potential, but at the same time, I am hesitated to do so because of their inactivity.
That's a risk you got to take, a simple 'hi' would take the price to the higher level, but of course that day may never come and you lose your investment. |
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I have also stopped participating in airdrops for close to a year now since majority of the airdrops out there aren't faithful with participants, some of them can even go to the extent of stealing participants vital information which is not for the purpose of airdroping tokens to them.
Same. I used to collect airdrops until they went full berserk — many require KYC for few tokens and they want participants to do tasks which is by no way right for airdrops. |
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EOS itself and many of projects built upon it already provide dividends, some ICOs last year provided same utility — guess that's happening.
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Valid points, but these days there are so many scams in the cryptocurrency world, I believe regulations will help curb it better, at least to some extent?
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You could send transaction with 1 Satoshi as fees (ie. Literally nothing) but as you know miners get incentivized by block reward+transaction fees, it won't be picked by miners at all.
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I am withdrawing myself from signature campaign.
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They both have their own use-cases, and can't be compared directly. A regular Joe can't think of spending Bitcoin for everyday things due to its volatile nature. Both will continue to exist.
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I stopped believing these 'anonymous press releases', some months ago there was news that some anonymous minister said about banning cryptos completely.
Let's see which 'anonymous' wins lmao
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Would suggest Steem, Enumivo.
Steem: A coin with great use case and has ability to generate you passive income.
Enumivo: An EOS clone, which aims to provide UBI to human beings.
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