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81  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Fastest Crypto Research Platform on: May 23, 2018, 07:49:53 AM
Yesterday, while reading an article on medium I have found out 8 cryptocurrency listing sites and after I visited all the website in last I found out one of the best website named  "www.CoinTopper.com" which is more compared to others. Although all the websites more or less follow the same pattern but I believe that CoinTopper.com displays the data in a more concise and compact manner. The list of top viewed coins can give an idea to regular visitors as well as new ones about the latest trends. The complete interface seems very clear-cut compared to others.
82  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How to protect your altcoin on: May 23, 2018, 07:39:43 AM
What is the best methods to protect altcoin from hacker?

Hope, this steps may help you.

Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee of Security, not even the PAID security tools. But certainly, the tips below will get you enough close to the mark.


1. Securing a Wallet is similar to securing your personal data on the computer. You have to be aware of links, advertisement, any type of attachment etc. which appears when a browser is being suffered.

2. Always create backups of your cryptocurrency wallets. So, that it will let you restore your wallet if in case your laptop or cell phone gets stolen.

3. Opening an account to buy cryptocurrency? Set up a unique E-mail id that you’re going to use for that account and never share that id with anyone.

4. Encrypt your whole device in which you are going to use cryptocurrency wallet. Make sure you have the best anti-virus installed on your device and keep it up to date including anti-malware and anti-ransomware.

5. Set up a really hard and long password where it is only able to recover from a piece of paper that you control.

6. Don’t use two-factor authentication on an SMS that could be ported. Instead, using something a bit more like Google Authenticator or yubikey would be much better.

7. Never share the name of cryptocurrency or wallet which you use on social media or with unknown people, Keep it private.

8. Diversify your risk, Buy cryptocurrency across multiple exchanges. So, that in case if one exchange is hacked other will remain accessible.

9. Always use offline wallets.

10. Always use the cold wallet to keep cryptocurrency safe off the internet and cold wallet is like the saving account. While the hot wallet is linked to the internet and should only be used for everyday transactions.

11. The decentralized system doesn’t store funds. Nobody has any access to money accept the owner of that money.

https://cointopper.com/guides/how-to-save-your-cryptocurrency-assets-from-being-hacked-in-2018
83  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Useful Resources on: May 23, 2018, 06:25:06 AM
Check this post in Steemit to give me a few Steem! Smiley

https://steemit.com/crypto/@sarutobisasuke/re-post-updated-useful-crypto-currency-resources-part-1

Hi Everyone!

Hopefully everyone is doing well in Crypto Land!

I thought I would put together a list of some of my favourite resources, exchanges and other websites that I have found useful:

I am still very new to this space. This is not a complete list. This is only Part 1.

Please let me know if you think I have left anything out.

USUAL DISCLAIMER: Please be cautious investing in Crypto. Do your own research. I am not a financial advisor.


Useful Resources:

Coin Market Cap - https://coinmarketcap.com/ - Arguably the go to place for all coin prices and information.

Coin Check Up - https://coincheckup.com/ - An alternative to Coinmarketcap

OCFX - https://onchainfx.com/ - Another alternative. Has some nice functionality to look into sectors

Cointrendz - https://cointrendz.com/ - A great tool for monitoring social trends in Crypto Land

ATHCoinIndex - https://athcoinindex.com/ - See where coins stand in relation to their All Time Highs.

Currencio - https://currencio.co/ - A useful exchange tool if you are looking to calculate conversion rates.

BestChange (converter for Satoshis) - https://www.bestchange.com/converter/ - Looking to fid the value of something in Satoshis? This is a useful tool.

Wallet Investor -

Exchanges:


Note on Exchanges: I have as yet not used Bitfinex, Bittrex or Poloniex. I hope to in the future.

Coinbase - https://www.coinbase.com/join/58effcbd5f7e9a7b307e5539
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Probably the world's most popular place to get Bitcoin and Ethereum. Currently not many altcoins.

Binance - https://www.binance.com/?ref=18983935 - A great Japanese Exchange. A fantastic range of coins and easy to use!

Kucoin - https://www.kucoin.com/ - Another great exchange. Get Kucoin shares to earn rewards.

HitBTC - https://hitbtc.com/?ref_id=5a53c3b8cb43b - A great exchange to get some lesser known coins

Cryptopia - https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Register?referrer=SarutobiSasuke - An oldey but goody. Good place to get very unusual coins and also has a marketplace to buy things with your Crypto

Bitpanda - https://www.bitpanda.com/?ref=3624306856584314297
Show available web banners - One of the best European based exchanges. You can get Amazon.de vouchers from your Crypto.

News Sites

CryptoCurrency SubReddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/ - Cutting Edge. Caution is advised.

Coindesk - https://www.coindesk.com/ - One of the best sources of news.

CoinTelegraph - https://cointelegraph.com/

CCN - https://www.ccn.com/

CryptoCoin.News - https://cryptocoin.news/

Bitcoin:


Bitcoin.com - https://www.bitcoin.com/buy-bitcoin

Bitcoin Talk - https://bitcointalk.org - The original forum.

Ethereum:

ETHNews - https://www.ethnews.com/ - A great news resource for all things ETH.

ETHTrader Sub-Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/ - Want up to the minute information on ETH and its projects.

Myetherwallet - https://www.myetherwallet.com/ - You can create Ethereum addresses here. You will need one of these wallets if you want to participate in ICOs.

Etherscan - https://etherscan.io - You can use this site for monitoring ethereum addresses.

EthExplorer - https://ethplorer.io/ - An alternative to Etherscan

More to come!


Here I visited one more website and that is  www.cointopper.com - An alternative to coinmarketcap.com which displays the data in a more concise and compact manner. The list of top viewed coins can give an idea to regular visitors as well as new ones about the latest trends. The complete interface seems very clear-cut compared to others.  
84  Economy / Economics / Re: With Hackers everywhere, How safe is Cryptocurrency? on: May 23, 2018, 05:52:37 AM
Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee of Security, not even the PAID security tools. But certainly, the tips below will get you enough close to the mark. Hope this may help you.


1. Securing a Wallet is similar to securing your personal data on the computer. You have to be aware of links, advertisement, any type of attachment etc. which appears when a browser is being suffered.

2. Always create backups of your cryptocurrency wallets. So, that it will let you restore your wallet if in case your laptop or cell phone gets stolen.

3. Opening an account to buy cryptocurrency? Set up a unique E-mail id that you’re going to use for that account and never share that id with anyone.

4. Encrypt your whole device in which you are going to use cryptocurrency wallet. Make sure you have the best anti-virus installed on your device and keep it up to date including anti-malware and anti-ransomware.

5. Set up a really hard and long password where it is only able to recover from a piece of paper that you control.

6. Don’t use two-factor authentication on an SMS that could be ported. Instead, using something a bit more like Google Authenticator or yubikey would be much better.

7. Never share the name of cryptocurrency or wallet which you use on social media or with unknown people, Keep it private.

8. Diversify your risk, Buy cryptocurrency across multiple exchanges. So, that in case if one exchange is hacked other will remain accessible.

9. Always use offline wallets.

10. Always use the cold wallet to keep cryptocurrency safe off the internet and cold wallet is like the saving account. While the hot wallet is linked to the internet and should only be used for everyday transactions.

11. The decentralized system doesn’t store funds. Nobody has any access to money accept the owner of that money.

https://cointopper.com/guides/how-to-save-your-cryptocurrency-assets-from-being-hacked-in-2018
85  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How do I keep my cryptocurrency safe? on: May 23, 2018, 04:43:00 AM
Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee of Security, not even the PAID security tools. But certainly, the tips below will get you enough close to the mark and hope, this may help you.

1. Securing a Wallet is similar to securing your personal data on the computer. You have to be aware of links, advertisement, any type of attachment etc. which appears when a browser is being suffered.

2. Always create backups of your cryptocurrency wallets. So, that it will let you restore your wallet if in case your laptop or cell phone gets stolen.

3. Opening an account to buy cryptocurrency? Set up a unique E-mail id that you’re going to use for that account and never share that id with anyone.

4. Encrypt your whole device in which you are going to use cryptocurrency wallet. Make sure you have the best anti-virus installed on your device and keep it up to date including anti-malware and anti-ransomware.

5. Set up a really hard and long password where it is only able to recover from a piece of paper that you control.

6. Don’t use two-factor authentication on an SMS that could be ported. Instead, using something a bit more like Google Authenticator or yubikey would be much better.

7. Never share the name of cryptocurrency or wallet which you use on social media or with unknown people, Keep it private.

8. Diversify your risk, Buy cryptocurrency across multiple exchanges. So, that in case if one exchange is hacked other will remain accessible.

9. Always use offline wallets.

10. Always use the cold wallet to keep cryptocurrency safe off the internet and cold wallet is like the saving account. While the hot wallet is linked to the internet and should only be used for everyday transactions.

11. The decentralized system doesn’t store funds. Nobody has any access to money accept the owner of that money.

https://cointopper.com/guides/how-to-save-your-cryptocurrency-assets-from-being-hacked-in-2018
86  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: HOW TO STOP HACKERS TO HACK YOUR CRYPTO WALLET on: May 23, 2018, 04:37:00 AM
HOW TO STOP HACKERS TO HACK YOUR CRYPTO WALLET
Protect yourself from cyber criminals

Good day to all of you guys I am EdsnowAngel a programmer and a bit security tester in different platforms. Now I heard to my friends a lot of concerns saying "please help me my bitcoin wallet was hacked!!"
Ok ok first thing first when your bitcoin wallet gets compromised then your funds was send in different wallet then it is irreversible meaning no return of funds!! so I wanna tell everyone how to protect your bitcoin wallet from such kind of situation.

1st: Protect your GMAIL or EMAIL ACCOUNT
     
       We all know we use GMAIL as our email provider for such accounts like blockchain then we can recover and approve login with email in some wallets, now when your email account was targeted and get compromised then say goodbye to your bitcoin.To secure your bitcoin wallet(ex: blockchain or other) go to your google account settings. and then turn on the 2FA(2nd factor authentication) here is the guide on how to do it: STEP BY STEP GUIDE

2nd: Use your own DEVICE or COMPUTER/PHONE
 
       It's a very bad idea to use someones device(ex:from friend) to make a transaction in your bitcoin wallet why? because first you don't know what is the capability of that person regarding that matters and you don't know if that phone has a lot of malwares and spywares.So we cannot say that you are safe using someones device to make transactions.

3rd: Always backup you PK's or PRIVATE KEYS
         
       This is the most important thing to remember for everyone using your ETH or BTC wallet without backing up your Private keys then you can't recover you wallet in case you forgot your wallet.PK's are very important but there are thing you should do first. Make sure you store your PK backup somewhere that you only know and not from your computer because there are some spyware that might inside of your computer that can steal that file so make sure you back it up print in a paper and hide it to the place where you only know.

4th: Don't open links from malicious emails

      This method was called email phishing where an attacker will send the same email in thousands of random users once the victim will click the link in that email then his or her device was compromised to avoid this please do not click the links included in the email immediately please always have time to check who is the sender of that email and if that email is came from the site where it supposed to came from.

5th: Do not trust PUBLIC WIFI 

      It's quite good to have access with free wifi's but have you think this: IS THIS A SAFE NETWORK? without you knowing maybe some of the people connected to that same network may have idea and skill on how to sniff passwords and credentials this method was so called DNS SPOOFING or SNIFFING if you want to use public wifi then use it not just with your bitcoin transactions.

6th: Do not login on Suspicious links

     This method is called PHISHING where an attacker  will send you a link to login with your bitcoin wallet luring you with the legitimate site example is:
the real site is: https://www.blockchain.info/
the fake site is: http://www.blockchain.ga/

then once you login to the fake site then the hacker or attacker will have now your credentials. Please always check for the green lock on the url bar and the word HTTPS in the link.


so this are some of the way to stop hackers to hack your bitcoin or crypto wallet. If you have other information then you can comment it down and lets help others.
Very well said! Thank you for this new information. Now I feel more relief with my crypto wallet. It actually helped me a lot. though it was a lot of work But I hope that my account won't ever be hacked again.



Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee of Security, not even the PAID security tools. But certainly, the tips below will get you enough close to the mark.

1. Securing a Wallet is similar to securing your personal data on the computer. You have to be aware of links, advertisement, any type of attachment etc. which appears when a browser is being suffered.

2. Always create backups of your cryptocurrency wallets. So, that it will let you restore your wallet if in case your laptop or cell phone gets stolen.

3. Opening an account to buy cryptocurrency? Set up a unique E-mail id that you’re going to use for that account and never share that id with anyone.

4. Encrypt your whole device in which you are going to use cryptocurrency wallet. Make sure you have the best anti-virus installed on your device and keep it up to date including anti-malware and anti-ransomware.

5. Set up a really hard and long password where it is only able to recover from a piece of paper that you control.

6. Don’t use two-factor authentication on an SMS that could be ported. Instead, using something a bit more like Google Authenticator or yubikey would be much better.

7. Never share the name of cryptocurrency or wallet which you use on social media or with unknown people, Keep it private.

8. Diversify your risk, Buy cryptocurrency across multiple exchanges. So, that in case if one exchange is hacked other will remain accessible.

9. Always use offline wallets.

10. Always use the cold wallet to keep cryptocurrency safe off the internet and cold wallet is like the saving account. While the hot wallet is linked to the internet and should only be used for everyday transactions.

11. The decentralized system doesn’t store funds. Nobody has any access to money accept the owner of that money.

https://cointopper.com/guides/how-to-save-your-cryptocurrency-assets-from-being-hacked-in-2018
87  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is Tether (USDT) trustworthy? on: May 23, 2018, 03:19:01 AM
I'm not sure if others have the same problem with Tether wallet. I've done two transfers from a exchange to Tether wallet. The first one confirmed in blockchain on 2/6/2017 6:36:21 AM, but received the fund in Tether wallet TWO days later after I raised a support ticket. The second one confirmed in blockchain on 2/7/2017 10:41:11 PM, NOT received in Tether wallet yet although I've raised a support ticket on the same day when confirmed. My question is if Tether is trustworthy?

The tether can help you to save your cryptocurrency assets but at the same time, you should know about a hidden surprise in the tether's legal section.
Firstly, let me show you, how Tether can save you:

In order to keep your cryptocurrency safe and to lock in gains without bearing loss, there are two options:

1. Keep moving the money to another cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin, Ethereum etc.

When you gain after investing in one cryptocurrency you want to take an advantage of another cryptocurrency. Not moving ahead from the cryptocurrency that has already given you enough gains, is a type of risk. For example, if you look at some of the coins, the prices are dropped by almost 50% after a certain period of time due to the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market.

In Tether there is an opportunity to earn. Where the Tether hold 1:1 (1 USDT is equal to 1 USD, at all times).  

So, to keep moving your gains from one cryptocurrency to another would be much better than bearing the loss.

2. Transfer the money to your own bank account.

There are enough possibilities for the price to fall as rapidly as it rose before. So, it becomes a primary concern to stay safe and profitable.

However, ETH-USD is pulling itself to reach $480, so we can take an advantage of this opportunity.

If you sell BCH-USD and transfer the money to your bank account, then it can take several days before you can execute another cryptocurrency trade. Let’s take one example: If you buy Ethereum through Coinbase and move it to a different exchange to trade for other cryptocurrencies, this process from a Coinbase will take 3 - 4 days to complete a transaction and again if you want to buy BCH-USD, and again it will take 3 – 4 days to complete a transaction.

Yes, it's time-consuming but one of the best ways to stay safe.

The hidden surprise in the tether's official legal section is:

“Once you have Tethers, you can trade them, keep them, or use them to pay persons that will accept your Tethers. However, Tethers are not money and are not monetary instruments. They are also not stored value or currency. There is no contractual right or other right or legal claim against us to redeem or exchange your Tethers for money. We do not guarantee any right of redemption or exchange of Tethers by us for money. There is no guarantee against losses when you buy, trade, sell, or redeem Tethers.”

To know more about Tether: https://cointopper.com/guides/what-is-tether-usdt-and-how-it-can-help-you-save-yourself-during-crypto-bear-market
88  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to handle tough times in cryptocurrency? on: May 23, 2018, 03:03:07 AM
We are indeed the tough times of trading or investment in cryptocurrency. After the ATH of Bitcoin last year, we are now at the stalemate at 10K USD mark for almost 2 weeks and no sign of going up. I was thinking to hold for as long as I can since I believe in crypto.

If you’re at the losing position what is the best thing to do?



How does Tether protect you from cryptocurrency volatility?

Tether moves across blockchain easily much like any other digital currencies. Tether currency isn’t money but they’re digital tokens designed to work on blockchains. It holds their value at 1:1 ratio to the underlying assets.

In order to keep your cryptocurrency safe and to lock in gains without bearing loss, there are two options:

1. Keep moving the money to another cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin, Ethereum etc.

 
When you gain after investing in one cryptocurrency you want to take an advantage of another cryptocurrency. Not moving ahead from the cryptocurrency that has already given you enough gains, is a type of risk. For example, if you look at some of the coins, the prices are dropped by almost 50% after a certain period of time due to the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market.

In Tether there is an opportunity to earn. Where the Tether hold 1:1 (1 USDT is equal to 1 USD, at all times). 

So, to keep moving your gains from one cryptocurrency to another would be much better than bearing the loss.

2. Transfer the money to your own bank account.

There are enough possibilities for the price to fall as rapidly as it rose before. So, it becomes a primary concern to stay safe and profitable.

However, ETH-USD is pulling itself to reach $480, so we can take an advantage of this opportunity.

If you sell BCH-USD and transfer the money to your bank account, then it can take several days before you can execute another cryptocurrency trade. Let’s take one example: If you buy Ethereum through Coinbase and move it to a different exchange to trade for other cryptocurrencies, this process from a Coinbase will take 3 - 4 days to complete a transaction and again if you want to buy BCH-USD, and again it will take 3 – 4 days to complete a transaction.

Yes, it's time-consuming but one of the best ways to stay safe.

A tether guide:- https://cointopper.com/guides/what-is-tether-usdt-and-how-it-can-help-you-save-yourself-during-crypto-bear-market
89  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Tether: not even a scam on: May 23, 2018, 02:55:14 AM
I really don't believe USDT Tether is a scam because it's use had saved thousands of Crypto investors from losing their Crypto Assets and investments.
I myself had used once USDT Tether in order to keep safe and save my crypto assets from dropping it's market value especially this year that Bitcoin dropped drastically and every altcoin's are dropping together.

You're lucky because they have hidden surprise in it's “legal” section:

“Once you have Tethers, you can trade them, keep them, or use them to pay persons that will accept your Tethers. However, Tethers are not money and are not monetary instruments. They are also not stored value or currency. There is no contractual right or other right or legal claim against us to redeem or exchange your Tethers for money. We do not guarantee any right of redemption or exchange of Tethers by us for money. There is no guarantee against losses when you buy, trade, sell, or redeem Tethers.”

https://cointopper.com/guides/what-is-tether-usdt-and-how-it-can-help-you-save-yourself-during-crypto-bear-market
90  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Infographic: Proof Of Work VS Proof of Stake (An Overview for Beginners) on: May 22, 2018, 12:52:25 PM
What is Proof of Work(PoW)?

Proof of Work(PoW) is a mechanism(called Mining) used by miners to verify the happening transactions on the blockchain network and earn rewards in the form of cryptocurrencies.  
 
Mining is a procedure of approving a transaction or block in a system by the procedure of complex algorithms to demonstrate and approve the accuracy of the transaction and subsequently add the new block to the chain. It also avoids the risk of double-spending (i.e. only one of the two simultaneous transactions will achieve consensus).  
 
In simpler terms, when a transaction is carried out, it is stored in the block. This transaction in the block needs to be verified by the miners to check whether the transaction is a legitimate one. For this, PoW algorithm is run by the miners and the very first miner to solve the complex problem receives the block reward and the verified transactions are stored on the public blockchain.
 
What is Proof of Stake?

Proof of Stake is also a mechanism with the similar purpose as that of Proof of Work but it validates the transactions by deterministically picking the maker of the new block based upon his assets which are termed as ‘stake’.
 
 In the PoS system, there is no block reward instead of the chosen maker(commonly called as Miners) of the block, charge the transaction fees. Hence, such miners are also known as forgers.  
 
The first cryptocurrency to use PoS based system was PeerCoin in 2012 with many other coins like Nxt, Blackcoin, Nav coin, etc.
 
The founders of Ethereum have finally come up with Ethereum’s Casper – a PoS based finality system. It is said to be taking the form of a hybrid PoW/PoS system.
 
Coins based on these systems:

PoW Coins

- Bitcoin
- Litecoin
- Ethereum
- Monero
 
PoS Coins

- Cardano
- OmiseGo
- QTUM
- Ardor
 
PoW/PoS Coins

- Dash
- Stratis
- HShare
- Pivx
 
Differences between PoW and PoS:

1. Safety

Any system today aims to become safer, which is free from the hacker attacks, where the main concern lies on the money or data. The community is still skeptical about who among the PoW/PoS is safer.
 
In the Proof-of-work based system, the unwanted mediators are cut off as it’s very expensive and it may happen that it takes more money to make the attack than they are willing to steal. Whereas, in the Proof-of-Stake based system, the hackers have to buy more than 51% of the total crypto coins, which isn’t expected to hit anytime soon.
 
2. Energy consumption and Cost
 
In the PoS based system, no heavy and expensive hardware and computation power are needed. All you need is a normal laptop or PC with active internet connection. Hence, high electricity is not consumed as consumed by the PoS system.
 
3. Speed and Effectiveness of transactions
 
In the PoS based system, the transactions are faster compared to PoW based system. As the validator also has a considerate stake of his assets in verifying the transactions, the risk of fraud almost stands close to null resulting in more loyal transactions.


https://cointopper.com/guides/cryptocurrency-proof-of-work-vs-proof-of-stake
91  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Real alternatives to Ethereum smart contracts? on: May 21, 2018, 12:43:22 PM
Thank You.

Everybody knows Ethereum is ranked as the most popular smart contract platform. So, who are the best alternatives to Ethereum?

I’ve found out best alternative smart contract platform to Ethereum - https://cointopper.com/guides/8-best-alternative-smart-contract-platforms-to-ethereum
92  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Zilliqa: A scalable blockchain platform with througput of thousands of TX/s on: May 21, 2018, 07:53:35 AM



Zilliqa looks like a very promising coin. I will be keeping a very close eye on this coin.

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93  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ZEC] ZCASH - All coins are created equal. Discussion Thread (Unofficial) on: May 21, 2018, 06:54:10 AM


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94  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable PoS Smart Contract Platform - MainNet Complete! on: May 21, 2018, 06:34:48 AM



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