Thanks for the info. I was only expecting them to airdrop 2 million, but this changes the game. Polymath will be a big platform that sets the pace for crypto.
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ITC ftw. Been buying them for the past month now and will continue to do it. IoT devices are becoming so common nowadays (me being an owner of an Amazon Alex) and can't imagine what they're doing with that user data. Glad they're trying to secure our info. Big project in IoT.
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I think banks will figure out a way to stick around like targeting newbies. Unless the world of crypto is simplified like Paypal, it'll be hard for mass adoption. There's still a learning curve
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For me it's a mix of everything: bitcointalk, youtube, facebook, and telegram. I just see what people are talking about and research. Every so often I hear about gems like ITC too and those are usually on the huge groups on telegram.
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The best thing to do right now is sign up for Polymath's airdrop. They just announced that they're an advisor for overstock's ICO tZERO. Those poly tokens are going to be crazy for securities. https://polymath.network/
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Cybermiles seems to be a good project but it's still too early for it to compare it with Ethereum. Though these new tokens may be much useful than ethereum and it's platform but ethereum already has a huge market which is hard to replace by new coins. There are so many new alternative to ethereum that a developer cannot decide which to choose and would probably stick with ethereum.
I have the same opinion. I read some good review also about CMT, its sound good new project. Good project is not enough to gain big marketcap. Recently there some good project fail to build their project becuse of not much marketcap. It's not easy to be the competitor for the ethreum itself, as you can see about the fact that the only competitor for the ethreum was bitcoin and bitcoin cash. There is no another competitor for ethereum. Especially the new coin with nothing to show for us. One thing I did find interesting is their partnership with 5miles. Once the blockchain in implemented, their user based is kickstarted with 12 million users, which already beats ethereum's userbase. At the same time, they do point out flaws in the ethereum blockchain, but I do get that they are specializing in ecommerce. Competition never hurt anybody
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Sign me up! Good job on the thread. One of the best I've seen
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I think the idea is great and they got some good devolopers. I think this project will success.
Yes, I joined their telegram group and it's added 3000 members in just 2 weeks or so. Their team is very credible and they're kickstarting their blockchain with 12 million users. They just did an AMA that was very good too - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1oZVOPUux8
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I think the best indicator of any project is from the mouth itself. I looked into cybermiles and saw their AMA a few hours ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1oZVOPUux8I do have to note that this project is very interesting and holds a lot of potential because of the scale they would launch at and the need for this.
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As long as bitcoin is in demand, it won't disappear. I think the nature of bitcoin (being a limited resource) makes the demand higher than others.
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A lowkey one that just started is the bee token. They are doing what Airbnb does and adding blockchain to it. Also, there's no commission fees. I love that they have a community-regulated ecosystem. Lots of potential because of the tech and the team (all from Google, Uber, and Facebook. Pretty badass if you ask me) https://www.thebeetoken.com/
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I have my eye set on Cybermiles. They're solving a big issue in the ecommerce and marketplace world. And they're getting a boost with their blockchain/token by partnering with 5miles, who has over 12 million users and billions in transactions. This is a good summary of what they do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjyenWvfXFE
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I have a question. Why operating regions are being added gradually? It seems to me that from technical point of view if you can list in one location you can list all of them, so why this extensive time spread? Besides, it's really bad for business like this one, who would want to use your app if it only has 2-4 cities in the beginning.
Dude take it easy they're building a blockchain lol. And I believe airbnb started out small as well. They started where they are headquartered and word slowly caught on. I'm interested in the idea and tech alone. Doesn't matter if they choose 4 cities to start with as long as they are big cities. From there, people will find out about them
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