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The general sentiment has gone in direction towards IEOs lately. I don't think they are fundamentally different. The only plus is that, the name and credibility of the exchange that is hosting the token sale stands to back the ICO start-up. But can you trust the exchanges? Especially the small and shady ones?
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Guys, the price has nothing to do with profitability! The valuation has!
The market cap is important. Make a difference between price and value. Take a look at Ripple and Bitcoin Cash for example.
The price of Ripple is cents of a dollar, but it has more value than Bitcoin Cash.
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Two things make IEOs different than ICOs for now.
First, the raised amount of money is much less. This gives more posibilities for 10x and 20x growths.
The tokens for sale are much less than ICOs. IEO offer 3-20% of the tokens. This is leaving huge supply to be distributed after the IEO, which may dilute the supply and drop the price.
Take these two factors in consideration, when deciding whether to invest in an IEO.
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I think all the exchanges will have own stablecoin soon. BTC and ETH were the gateways, if you wanted to participate in ICOs in 2017 and 2018.
But it is not very convenient, because they are volatile and you cannot store your profits in them in bear markets. Stablecoins are doing better job for that.
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Well, looking at it straightfordwardly, yes! It has to be for big whales and significant sums of money.
However, scammers may created hundreds of accounts and launder small sums through each of them, instead of doing it via one big account.
That's why, it is not so simple.
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If such laws are invented, it will be good for the industry. But it is so easy to circumvent them, that I have serious doubts, that they can be effective.
A lot of the pump and dump activity is hard to prove. Except for the most blatant and stupid schemes.
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I have though about peer reviewed dating a lot and how crypto and blockchain can be integrated in that.
However, I think that such a system will be easily manipulated by fake accounts, giving ratings to manipulate one's score.
Not an easy job, but if it can be done the right way, we will see much safer and better future for dating.
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Trading is trading. It has been around since the invention of internet.
Micropayments is the innovation that made crypto freelancing possible. This is a newer niche that has more potential for high profits.
Combining the two seems... weird and strange. If you are a big time trader, why bother doing something else? And vice versa.
Depends on the level. It may work well for amateurs.
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I love the title. And completely agree with it.
We won't see mass adoption, until crypto is easily and fully used in mobile.
Computers are for geeks. The masses have their noses in their smartphones, wasting their time all day long with stupid cats, games, pics, etc. Crypto should go there for mass adoption.
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I don't think that IEO means lesser chance of a scam project. It is just a different fundraising mechanism.
Exchanges verifying the projects? Yeah, Binance maybe. But given the fact that most exchanges are scams too, and they play along with the ICOs, I don't see a reason for them to verify anything.
They are in the fee collection business.
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The most novel and interesting privacy coin is Grin. They announced a hard for coming in July as a planned update.
They are one of the first MimbleWimble implementations. Completely transparent project with no ICO, pre-mine or anything like that.
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One thing should be admitted about the Tron CEO - this guy knows how to do marketing and get his project in the news.
After all, this is the only thing that keeps this pile of shit in the top 100.
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This is nothing new under the sun. Lately, 9 out of 10 bounty managers reduce the budget after the ICO.
Not to mention that the budgets has been announced in a deceiving way from the beginning in 2017.
Be vigilant, ask questions, clarify everything before participating.
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I care who Satoshi is, as much as I want to know whether someone still has the private keys to his wallet with a lot of Bitcoins in it. If he is not alive and these coins are out of circulation, we can sleep much more calmly. If he wakens up from some forest, this will be scary. I will admit, he is getting almost Jesus alike aura  |
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Beginners should really understand this. I wish I knew it back in 2017 when I started.
I was naive enough and was held in wishful thinking. I believed that every ICO is a great new company that will change the world.
2 years later in 2019, when I open up coinmarketcap, I don't see a single project I followed back then in the top 200 coins. Sad.
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Airdrops consume more time than is seems and they are not paying that much of money in order to make up for it.
For me, airdrops are like faucets. Just random meaningless clicking around the screen with not much added value.
Even for projects themselves, there wouldn't be a big difference between buying fake followers and getting real followers who will never return.
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I am following your work, and I see that you constantly add new stuff in the spreadsheets and make them better and more informative.
Keep up the good work. We need this kind of information.
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