I have a negative attitude towards KYC. And as a member of the campaign bounty, I will never transfer my personal data to projects that do not have a license to process and store personal data.
That's right, but unfortunately this rules are not necessary in many countries. That's mean If ICO release tokens abroad Russia or USA or China they haven't to get a license for collect investor's ID and personal data. |
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what kind of things do you insist a coin has before you put your money into it?
for me a GREAT TEAM, that keeps working on improving their project
not bazillions of coins ... 20m is the max supply I like to stick with
being listed on coinmaketcap also helps give some legitimacy to me
a scam coin / project will have a hard time getting the 'volume' they need to get listed, IMO
and an active community that is not complaining about everything.
if TONS of complaints, that's not a good sign to me LOL
what do you look into before you invest in a project?
While altcoin projects start ICO and Bounty the most frequent comments in their Socials are GREAT (AMAZING, GORGEOUS) TEAM...  And NICE PROJECT of course. So it's became meme. |
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I'm not surprised it scam. Anybody knows how many funds they have stole?
I really feel for those who have losted his money.
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KYC is not completely bad, but I think for example the amounts lower than $5000 don't required to be given identity information. Because if you will receive $20 giving information is bullshit.
Sometimes you win sometimes you learn. Meanwhile sometimes projects want our KYC but pay nothing cause they are scammers or can't collect even softcap. |
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Most important thing is team and team’s works in the past for the project scam or not. You can examine twitter account, website and whitepaper. You can understand scam project with these.
Yeah. One ICO have collected almost $1 million before someone understood one of Dev on photo is a Hollywood actor Edward Norton |
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Of course KYC is good option to prevent money laundering and I understand why projects ask investors to pass it.
However I don't understand why bounty participant need to provide documents.
I think if someone decided to do money laundering he will simply buy any crypto on market or exchanges... or right here on BTT. Why those bad guy have to invest on a strange ICO with doubtful idea and perspectives? |
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Always pick a campaign with escrow fund when it comes to btc signature campaign and also if the manager is really great. Bounty campaign are quiet different because you really have to understand the project and make sure that this is no a scam so you will not waste your time working with them.
That's right. But unfortunately just a few Bounty managers provide such service like a bounty pool escrow as I know. ColorlessK (BountyHive) for example. Could somebody remind me who else does it? |
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What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns. With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it. With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions. I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member.
After you have picked out your signature project please don't forget click the Trust of your Bounty manager and check negative comments. Especially by his bauntists. |
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We all know that there are a lot of bounty in the bounty section as we can see, but my question is how to choose good bounty campaign that we are able to earn money? Many people mention, that the only way to determine whether the bounty is profitable or not is by reading its white paper but may I ask to those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?
Check whitepaper and all document related with ICO also check previous post of bounty manager on forum. Also bounty managers are important Yeah. Sometimes you won't get your money even if Project you have choose will be the best project ever. Cause not a projects pay for you. Bounty manager does it. |
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I'm not sure whether it can overtake Binance. Binance of the big exchanges with high volume. Who knows maybe in 1-2 year we will see.
Who knew Binance 9 month ago? Anticipate project's potential is the way to become prosperous and rich investor |
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It really depends, sometimes I can participate in 40 airdrops a day, simply in case, i get the information about them. Sometimes I do not participate for weeks. But anyway it is a good way to earn some extra tokens
Some tokens may be but not some dollars. I try to do airdrops too but I really guess it doesn't work. Today I've been joined an Airdrop with $0,4 reward. And spent 10 minutes on it... ... but in other hand someone works hard for $1 all day |
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I heard a prediction by a chinese analyst XRP will be at 7.000 soon. I was sure in December but now I'm not sure it will be even at 3 |
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Its been 2-3 months, and the market size is not increasing, I am worried the fact if I shall continue to look at this market.
So many people want to earn million immediately. But it like lottery. Those who win are just lucky guys. Winklevoss brothers keep calm as we see but those who have bought at 20.000 not so confident of profit |
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There are no common criteria by which you can accurately find a good project. You must study each project and make decisions. Sometimes finding a good bounty is very difficult.
How can it possible to study each project? Our life is too short and we have no time to spent on every ICO research |
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Facebook's ban on ICO-related advertising is due to the fact that many of the ICO project lending models and ponzi are advertising on Facebook for malicious purposes, involving people investing and deceiving. Most of the potential ICO projects are promoting on Facebook as social bounty campaigns, not using the Facebook advertising platform )) all of us want to be in safe place even in web. But I'm not sure peoples tweet/post (even bounty) can destroy FB serenity |
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In my opinion KYC procedure is not correctly in decentralizing world of crypto investing etc
don't get me wrongly but I don't want send my ID
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I suppose Facebook is stopping communities with fake followers, when they see there are too many newbie followers with big quantity of "friends".
Facebook has very strange logic to detect bots. Sometimes real people were banned for just a few post with ICO slogans etc. |
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possibly true, but i'm not too sure.
I still hope the bitcoin will be stable this month. so alt can rise again.
but it seems I have to agree this month is the month for bitcoin ride, and altcoin will bleed.
I'm not sure too. It looks like a long side trend and it takes a few month to reach 2017 December's goal |
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I am relatively new in crypto and would like to learn more. But every time I come and check altcoins topics I see so many old and meaningless posts.
It's OK that you can reply to them 1 or 2. But I see same posts 10 times and people keep saying same things, same answers and so on.
We need more fresh ideas and topics. We need some new and bright vision in bitcointalk.
Some people enough to read only short message and they understand an idea. But some of us needs to more info.. and so many people don't want to read all thread from 1st post and ask same questions again and again. |
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Facebook isnt going to ban your friend's account if your friend doesnt violated any facebook terms and conditions because if he did,there will be more chance of getting banned or worst disabled permanently,facebook is well known fighting spam for years and i can say it is very effective because most of my friend whom posting links are getting disabled.
it's difficult to say exactly what is the reason of temp or permanent ban on Facebook. There are a lot of strange algorithms spying for us 3-4 posts at a stretch or something else |
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