What jeex said is one reliable factor to know if the campaign is a scam or not. By knowing the team of that ICO is another factor.
But the best IMO, is just trade on exchanges if you have a small capital and grow it there if you want real profit.
But, not everyone can trade (me included). In bounties there is no 'money' to lose and if you pick up a right project it can give you nice amount of money. |
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Ethereum revolutionized the crypto world by giving way to make dApps, and its always advancing. This decline is opportunity in disguise, Ether will eventually rise.
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I store ethereum based tokens on MEW or Coinomi, EOS and Neo biased tokens on infinito wallet, Enu based on Enugui.
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these 3rd world countries are so control-freak! I think then even dream to control the breath of the citizens!
There is reason they are 3rd worlds, they need to learn from Japan, USA. They should be following such examples rather than going against it. |
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Hard times for the whole cryptoworld, hope this project will survive.
As Baron Rothschild once put it: "The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own."Of course, this applies only for those who have some money left - and possibly some blood left too - which they can use for buying. Lol! This is a very huge saying but it requires lots of guts to apply especially when the market is very down, even though this seem to be the right time to buy but the fear of unknown if/when market will recover, this also means even if you have money to buy - must also have the mind to buy while others are scared  True. In bull everyone thinks, this gonna go up forever, in bear people be like, will this ever recover? |
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if it's really like that, then it seems like India has closed the possibility of crypto going to develop there. What about the ICO whose CEO and Team are Indians and also their companies in the country ? Do they continue the ongoing project? Team may be from India but i don't think any icos would be registered in India. Singapore, malta - most icos get license from there. |
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First of all, that guy could've changed his mind over the months. Secondly, India is not some absolute monarchy where Shaktikanta Das is a ruler. Even if he is the head of the bank, it means only that he can give some useless interviews and probably advices. He cannot influence the legislation directly. Moreover, the head of the bank probably also doesn't make serious decisions on his own. In my country there is a situation in which the National Bank is quite against cryptos. Nevertheless, it does not affect crypto legislation project laws at all. I hope India is going to be fine. This is most sensible reply haha Yes he can not influence legislation directly. Supreme court is hearing petitions on allowing, regulating or banning cryptocurrencies.. next date is jan 15. |
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Don't be fooled by 5 star ratings, and always check reviews, there are many sane souls who would write reviews to alert others.
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I would say, convert your crypto to stable coin/token or in fiat when time is right. This way you would say thanks to whales for profits and also that you got to buy cheap coins.
If you can't defeat them, join them.
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Didn't get that, I use Bitcoin for every trade I do, whether it be BTC to alts or BTC to fiat. SegWit has only made things better with less transaction fees.
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They just connect emerald producers with investors. Regarding profitability, no one can promise that.
It is appropriate if the sales of their tokens are not good and how will the continuity of this project continue or will it be enough here? Project will continue afaik. But, less funds means less things , these days exchanges ask good amount of money to list tokens/coins. As gemera has raised less, we gonna have to settle with small number of exchanges. |
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Twist web wallet isn't working either, loading bar goes on and on. At least devs should check this thread or official discord channel for user reports.
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Weird how they didn't come up with some sort of regulations or taxes to actually profit from cryptos, are they too scared to lose control and give the citizens the freedom to do anything they want with their own money? Perhaps the banking system sees cryptos as a real threat in the future?
This is a major step back for India (if they actually end up banning cryptos), the rest of the world is getting ready to embrace the future with cryptocurrencies like bitcoin while India will be left behind with their own centralized digital currency.
They literally shot in their own foot with banking ban, before it indian exchanges used to pay taxes to government, plus users were verified so they could know their holding. Now, all trading is via p2p, hard to track. if they ban completely, people will still find some other ways to trade or they will move to other country. |
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Or they imply cannot come up with effective solutions to try and regulate crypto? If other giant countries can do it, why can't they? Their priorities are far more focused on something that doesn't benefit the citizens much, just look at the giant statue that they erected. This is simply neglecting their citizens from the benefits of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies IMO, and not some case of regulations that are hard to impose.
I think they are right about effective regulations part, still complete ban would be kind of overestimation. Hope that doesn't happen. |
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I am deeply concerned about what's going on in India. The current government is a backward thinking government who are more interested in building temples and creating religious collisions within the country. They are also trying to include their own people as the head of every institution. New Governor is just another example of that initiative. BJP is trying to get hold of the cash reserve of the country to control their own agenda.
I don't see any hope for cryptos in India until the current government stays in Power. They are trying to establish a cottage industry based on cow dung and cow pee. It seems like we are travelling back in time instead of moving forward while the brightest minds are opting to stay abroad.
The government with backward thinking is not just India. In fact, other countries in Asia except Japan，they are keen to establish their own monetary system and regard crypto as a threat. You can see the situation in several major Asian countries. In some countries in the Middle East, even using crypto may be a crime. In contrast, India is much better, at least they won’t catch you because you use crypto. They already banned banks from giving services to individuals who deal in cryptocurrency. But, it's still alive via p2p methods. However, if they completely ban it or term it illegal then it won't be any less than crime in the country. |
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I would say, Steem. They have strong community, many dApps which has real use cases, multiple ways to use steem power, SMT and its pretty cheap right now. $500 will yield you around 2k steem power.
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It's because prices are lower and ICOs can't raise enough funds so they extend hoping they will reach enough.
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I would say no. You are giving your personal details to gray party. You don't know what they gonna do with it.
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Take profit, invest in project that has use cases, convert in stable crypto to invest when time is right.
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