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@Betwrong. If you are holding bytecoin and it pumps, I have no problem with that as long as you know its history. The cryptospace is a crazy place and ongoing scams pump faster than real projects hehehe.
The information you need on Verge and Electroneum can be searched easily in the forum and Google.
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The first step is to check the development team of the cryptocoin. The next step is to check the advisory team of the cryptocoin. If there are people in them presently or previously connected with Coinbase on a professional level, then take it as a clue that it might be listed soon. Look for those projects, share them in the thread hehehe.  0x (ZRX) has become the 6th cryptocurrency to be listed on Coinbase, the biggest exchange headquartered in the United States. Since ZRX went live for trading on Coinbase its price has surged from USD 0.70 to USD 0.95 as of this writing on 17 October 2018, and briefly as high as USD 1.04, a nearly 50% price increase. ZRX has climbed up the ranks on CoinMarketCap to #22 with a USD 511 million market cap. This can be called the Coinbase Effect, and was observed in the past when Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum Classic were added to Coinbase.Read in full https://bitcoinnews.com/the-coinbase-effect-0x-jumps-nearly-50-after-being-listed-on-coinbase/ |
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@Febo. Why is Poloniex keeping bytecoin listed? Besides the information that we already know about its developers' history of lying to the community, what is the real story behind bytecoin and Poloniex?
I reckon Circle's purchase of Poloniex should have cleaned the exchange of cryptocoins that have questionable histories.
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@bigslimvdub. Exchanges will not listen to a group of random Aeon supporters by spamming their emails hehehe.
In any case, did Katie or americanpegasus say that he or she will leave Aeon? No, I reckon. But her actions does make it appear that she will be using more of her time in working on Grin.
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@carlfebz2 and @bbc.reporter Are you guys for real? Here, I will highlight an important part which you guys skipped. 'Provable fair' in the sense of free from 'manipulation'. I know how the traditional 'Provable fairness' works and how it can't be used for binary trading or any sort of trading at all. Would it make you think that the site will be fairer if it used a regulated market index like the Nasdaq instead of the price of bitcoin in Bitfinex? It would be better, I reckon. Less suspicions of price manipulation. In any case, asking for provably fair in the sense that it is free from manipulation is asking for the impossible. |
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@Betwrong. I do not have the answers for those questions because the cryptospace has a crazy market. We are in a place where the news of dying or hacked cryptocoins would sometimes make them pump hehehe. Verge and Electroneum are good examples.
I also have questions for you, have you done your research on bytecoin? Do you know its history?
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Was the hacker successful in his attack? There was no news about it, maybe he wasn't hehe. But this certainly will be the beginning of a new kind of FUD for cryptocoins that have low hashrate.
It might also be the beginning of competing low hashrate coins attacking each other.
He was banned from all the video platforms he tried to do Live. But he said he attacked BTCP and got + 70%. Maybe next time more people will pay attention. He said he attacked bitcoin private, but how do we certainly know that he was the hacker? Also, what are his motives for announcing that he would attack a cryptocoin? Is he a member of the development team of a competing project? This will be a new kind of FUD that will be used more as already mentioned. |
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@eeX. You were responsible for Aeon's listing in HitBTC? Can you and your friend help it be listed on other exchanges? We need more liquidity as you know. If we cannot have it now, we might become dead and forgotten like terracoin or diamondcoin.
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Was the hacker successful in his attack? There was no news about it, maybe he wasn't hehe. But this certainly will be the beginning of a new kind of FUD for cryptocoins that have low hashrate.
It might also be the beginning of competing low hashrate coins attacking each other.
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This might be the feared mtgox 2 beginning to occur right in front of everyone. I reckon, after the hacks, the questionable audits and the banks refusing to work with them, we might be witnessing it slowly dying.
Also, tether is a direct competitor to fiat. Central banks do not like competition hehehe.
@TraderTimm. I was writing my post before I could read your new post. But agreed!
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Payment received as well. Thank you.
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@camthegeek. The cryptospace has become more professional, and while I still and will always support Aeon, I am not that optimistic that something big will occur unless it is picked up and adopted by a cryptospace behemoth.
Also, maybe we should be happy that Aeon will always be our small, little hobby hehehe.
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I remember Phil Potter, the ex CTO of Bitfinex, saying that they bank like gangsters basically - lying and throwing off the scent wherever possible. It seems like a very stupid and unsustainable way of operating to me. It ain't 2012 any more. There really aren't that many banks in the world to give your surprise custom to. But that's also the reason people love them. They've managed to remain at the top of the industry in spite of all their shadiness over the years, and getting hacked for 120K bitcoins. You have to wonder why. It's offshore in the BVI -- see US v. Coinbase for why that matters. You can trade massive volumes without KYC, and jurisdictional bans are easily bypassed with VPN. They know there's a huge market for this -- bitcoiners love to trade "anonymously" and outside of regulation. Why not spin up a couple dozen more shell corporations and keep it going a while longer? It'll all end in tears eventually, and I think they know that. By the time the jig is really up, I bet the Bitfinex execs will be sitting on billion dollar bank accounts in places like Panama and Belize and the US government will never find them. I've always thought they were shady, but I also appreciate the way they played the game.  Might Bitfinex and its executives be involved in a global money laundering scheme like BTCe? The banks and their exectuvies would not like that, I reckon. They will always want full control over the money laundering industry hehehe. |
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I am not very happy about this as an Aeon bagholder hehehe. If your favorite cryptocoin is trading in low volume with an inconsistent development team, then it might be better to sell them right away and hold something else. Do not take the same risks that some of us are taking. In any case, we should also be happy. The exchanges are only doing this to provide us with a more professional service which would only help in the growth of the cryptospace.  Earlier this week, Binance announced the delisting of Chatcoin, Bytecoin, Iconomi, and Triggers. The exchange did not specifically address the reasons for delisting these coins, but it has indicated that lack of development progress, and a general failure of the teams to maintain public communication played a role. Over the past few weeks other major exchanges have also delisted coins for quality issues. Last month Bittrex delisted Bitcoin Gold, and Poloniex delisted nine coins.
For their part, exchanges have taken greater steps to be transparent about the listing, and delisting process. For example, Changpeng Zhou, CEO of Binance, recently posted detailed advice for platforms seeking listing. Also, Bittrex, Bitflyer, Gemini, and Bitstamp have created the Virtual Commodity Association, an organization seeking to create standards for a wide variety of exchange activities, which includes transparent listing and delisting criteria.Read in full https://www.crypto-news.net/major-exchanges-are-delisting-coins-as-some-platforms-begin-to-falter/ |
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You appear to be trying too hard by using that as an argument. It's silly hehehe. I reckon a real whale will not be so foolish to do all the work to open a binary options site and do more work to manipulate the market just to make small returns. So what? it's a valid one. Plus it doesn't have to be a whale to manipulate the price. It can be a pump and dump group trying to make more money. The only thing 'silly' here is you trying to troll people and failing badly at it... :3  It is a valid one, but how can you make the market provably fair? This is not a dice game a developer can prove by use of code that the algorithm for the rolls are fair. Asking a binary options site to make the game provably fair is silly. |
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@adaseb. You only say that today, in a bear market, but if the experts are right in their bullish predictions in a bull market, we catch ourselves believing in their hype hehehe.
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The hardforks were needed for the code rebase. Saying that forks kill coins everytime is not true. Monero hardforks every 6 months as a routine upgrade.
In any case, I reckon the killing of Asics was what made the coin weaker. It would have been the beginning of an industry behind Aeon. I also reckon that it would have been the miners working for the coin to be listed in Binance and other big Chinese exchanges.
What we now have is a weak community and a weak group of miners mining from their homes.
Aeon had* a weak community. Nobody did anything but complain about the price and how there were no features. Nobody stepped in and just started doing things. People are doing that now. There are some things in the works for Aeon right now unrelated to smooth and stoffu keeping aeon code up to date. You have to remember that ANYONE can contribute to Aeon. Anyone can (well have always been able to) make software that integrates to Aeon in any way. When have people asked themselves "What can I do for aeon?" The Aeon project is a good base for what it was intended for more than just a coin to make money trading on exchanges but it will never get there if community members don't pitch in to make it happen. Sitting back is not going to make anything happen. Aeon wasn't some scammy ICO where the devs took $40mil from uneducated people with the hopes and dreams it would be something someday. Aeon IS something, and it was launched fairly without pre-mine or token sales. You have to look at those projects that had pre-mine or token sales and ask yourself what they have done outside providing a daemon and wallet to obtain and sell their coins to an exchange they bought with tokens to list them? Please list all the community efforts that give significance, for you, in Aeon and tell me which efforts should we be proud of that might cause Aeon climb in market capitalization. Also, we are bagholders of this cryptocoin, stop bamboozling yourself. |
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