I agree. Since I have stopped looking out for predictions I am much happier and have peace of mind.

If you don't brag about having Bitcoin and keep some basic safety measures I don't think anyone will find out.

Basic safety measures: using vpn, anonymous wallets, p2p trades for fiat conversion, anonymous exchanges, secure emails (such as proton mail), disposable phone numbers.

Ask this question in their discord, they are more responsive there.

I buy altcoins with good potential and hold onto them for year or two.

I put few hundred bucks in these alts, if I lose it won't matter much but if these alts become huge then returns would be great. There is little risk but high reward.

I don't think so. The more you pressure something, with more power it will pop up (action, reaction)— Bitcoin has great community behind it. It can't die so easily and even for governments it won't be easy to regulate Bitcoin, as long as there is Internet Bitcoin can be used.

1. Let's you buy ram

2. Let's you stake your enu (you get cpu, net and allows you to vote for block producers)

3, 4, 5. Percentage of resources available on enu network

Twist isn't doing any ico, there won't be any token sales. It started as an airdrop and moving ahead according to roadmp.

For now Bitcoin, but in future as blockchain technology develops we might see other altcoin taking control of market.

Tradeogre, really? It's better to be happy with what we have now then to get listed on such shady exchanges. They can go away with users funds anytime, no information about team/support whatsoever.

It's already live.


There is no limit on how much you can stake. Stacking allocates you resources of enu network and allows you to vote for bps. The more you stake more resources and more weight your votes will have. As of now there is no reward for stacking.

In businesses usually there are chargebacks, with Bitcoin there would be problem proving ownership of address - I know you can sign your addresses but even those who use Bitcoins don't know how to sign them. Plus there would be security complications.

Hopefully, in future we might see other crypto that's easier to use.

I am using Coinomi I find it easy to use, you control private keys (just keep those mnemonics secure), supports tons of crypto-currencies, inbuilt exchange, quick in supporting forks and best of them all — customer support.

Give it a try if you like then put your coins in it.

Haven't tried Lumi wallet but I contacted them for some purpose, they were quick to respond and in friendly manner. Those who care about customers shine in my eyes.

Halving. It will make Bitcoin ever more scarce which will result in rise. Halving happens around every 4 years, next one is in late 2020.

Yes. Hopefully after web wallet release, Twist will pick up volume on Cryptopia and we can get listed on CMC. That'll bring lot of new eyes.

People using it, believing in it is the collateral behind Bitcoin. The day people stop believing in it will be the day, Bitcoin will lose it's value.

Most ico's work that way, if tokens don't get sold they get burned. Sandblock lost the kucoin competition already.

BDRT to DRT distribution is done in Sandblock app and can be now withdrawn to your personal wallet.

You need cpu. Please stake couple enu to cpu using enugui, then you should be fine.

This is certainly true. I am in some Proof-Of-Stake based erc20 tokens, people don't sell them since interests are high. But, It results in very low volume.

HODL is good but if no one sells them market will fell off.

Isn't that even more problematic? Person you bought from Bitcoin can say, "hey, he bought Bitcoin from me"!?