Hi guys! So I recently joined a few Twitter campaign/bounties and I'm just wondering if they're worth it? If you have a lot of crypto related followers then it's a very worth it campaign to join. But about the bounties, you should join only those worthy ICO's. And does it pay good or do they really pay you? Yes they do really pay just join those twitter campaigns that has escrow funds. I'm just a bit worried since this is actually my first time doing these things and I don't want to waste my time participating and in the end I don't get paid at all. Worrying that much won't help if your efforts were wasted or not, just like I said join only those worthy ICO bounties, so the initiative must start from DYOR.
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Never used changenow.io and I have used the other two for a couple of trades but right now on I'm using binance for my daily trades. And though registrations are disabled, I can jump off to other exchanges like changelly. When I want to step on other exchange this is what I prefer. about Changelly and verification is a good point. No ID verification = less hassle.
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If you're planning on holding certain altcoins for a longer period of time, it's advised to keep them in a secure desktop or hardware wallet. You're always running the risk that the exchange gets hacked or that they'll disappear with your coins.
Never put that amount in binance 100,000 TRX is worth 0.617 BTC's currently. Missing the waves of moving with every single sats with that volume of coin is a big loss if ever a trader will have time of transferring it. But that's not a problem if your security, I mean your funds security is at risk. Better to experience the hassle and take time to effort when sending your TRX to binance just for selling. But if that amount to you is acceptable to lose when something happens, it's up to you.
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As I known, ICO is a kind of risky investment. Similar to the IPO which is the form of invite for capital investment, but when buying IPO, investors can research the information about the company they invested, find out about official finance reports and be protected by law when joining. In contrast, ICO projects are often rather ambiguous and unprotected by government so the risk is so high for investors. So how to evaluate a potential ICO project, look forward to receiving comments from you IPO's were popular before but now everyone has been crazy with different ICO's. Determining the potential of an ICO project, you must be aware that they have KYC (majority of them now) that will benefit their investors and as well as the company. Looking at their white paper, main goal, road map and everything relating to the project can be done next but the first move you have to do is the people behind it, know if they have experience or they are the real ones who are operating that ICO.
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What about Ethereum? usually the fee is only 0.01eth, or about $ 10. Maybe the yobit fee goes up because the btc price goes down.
They are not the only one who's increasing the fees to their major altcoins. Binance does too, compare the TRON withdrawal fee of yobit it's 300 TRX, ETH withdrawal fee = 0.005, bitcoin withdrawal fee = 0.0012 BTC. For someone that doesn't have that much fund on yobit can't withdraw one transaction many times it's better to take the fees lightly, withdraw with big amounts of the coins you want to check out. Well, if we withdraw to exchange with money, I prefer to use ETH. Better to withdraw it with DOGE and that's what I prefer, lower fees and faster ETA. Sometimes ETH is also taking a lot of time because of the congestion and the same problem revolving around it because of it's popularity too + smart contracts. fee withdraw of yobit is crazy, i have experience withdraw dogecoin from yobit then fee trx is 300 doge, I think this is crypto crimes, lol
This is why exchanges are making a lot of money through withdrawals, they are not the only one that has crazy fees.
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By the way, week 8's BTC payments were just sent. Check your wallets guys. graft-project seems quite busy with the ICO and mainnet so a little delay in payments.
Thanks Edwardard and graft, loving my stay since the beginning. Hoping for the successful ICO.
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What about Ethereum? usually the fee is only 0.01eth, or about $ 10. Maybe the yobit fee goes up because the btc price goes down.
They are not the only one who's increasing the fees to their major altcoins. Binance does too, compare the TRON withdrawal fee of yobit it's 300 TRX, ETH withdrawal fee = 0.005, bitcoin withdrawal fee = 0.0012 BTC. For someone that doesn't have that much fund on yobit can't withdraw one transaction many times it's better to take the fees lightly, withdraw with big amounts of the coins you want to check out.
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Nice, good charts. Only those people that are behind that scam went rich quickly. It's not about on fast you will get rich in cryptocurrency world, you need to be familiarized and you need to understand on what risk you are taking. Newbies today think that just because they are in crypto, tomorrow they'll all rich. Invest in knowledge first before investing your money to a coin that you think there's a potential of pumping. Plummet is inevitable in this investment, stop being greedy. Do it the usual way, like the way you are living simply today.
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Just wanted to know where you guys think we are. Are we still in the early adoption stage?
At what stage of the dot com era would you put us at? Dial up lol?
Not that early anymore, I've talked to some of my friends who are also good in economics and invested to other investments such as stocks and real estate. They know the risk of getting in to crypto now to be specific with bitcoin. They don't look at any other altcoin, they are monitoring it's movement and they don't want to take the risk anymore and one word they said, "it's too late." for them. I guess we're in the era now of where Friendster is becoming popular, the start of social media's.
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Please be cautious. I have posted several comments on their facebook page and all have been deleted. I was just asking if somebody can confirm that they received what they ordered.
Then that's an act of approval that they shouldn't be trusted, that's suspicious why they have to delete your comments on their page if they are legit. A "legit" company that is answering query from their potential customers or investors will gladly accept that. I'm not going to judge them with their domain name but if you want to buy an hardware why buy to unfamiliar one?
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hi huys! my friend recommed me a new site that he bought ETH with his BTC. anybody know this service? https://crypto2018.clubSorry but I didn't bothered to check that website. Its unfamiliar to me and if that's an exchange why would they choose a ".club" instead of .com. If pu want to buy ETH there are other reputable and trusted ones or you can do a peer to peer trading. I dont recommend to try out that link given, obviously with "2018" it might be gone soon.
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For those wondering, Microsoft corrected its 'mistake' and re-enabled Bitcoin payments. I don't really believe it was an actual mistake, because it's not the first time Microsoft stopped accepting Bitcoin temporarily.
This is what I know too, they disabled bitcoin payments and they reenabled it afterwards. Microsoft is playing on their part but with this I can't believe it. why microsoft prefer steam rather than bitcoin? is the transaction faster than bitcoin? or for security reasons?
STEAM = gaming platform not a crypto. Do you think its steemit?
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Hi,
I'm pretty new to crypto but it's been all over the news lately so I thought I would dip a toe into the water. I joined up to meet others who might be a bit more in the know than me.
Hi welcome to crypto world where you need to take a deep breath before looking at your coins that you will invest in the future. Im worried I may have jumped in on a downswing but my friends tell me thats only temporary in the world of crypto.
You are worried but you haven't tried it yet? They are right it's temporary when there are swings. I was thinking I might try ICO's but not sure where to look or even where to start!
Click my signature. Is this in your opinion a good place to start? Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
You need to do a little bit of research not that deep but only need to be familiarized. I see some have a minimum you can put in too so I gotta think about what I can afford to lose as well as what I might gain.
Good luck, you can do it.
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the simplest and sensible is https://bittrex.com/, I when itself only began to trade that from this exchange, there everything is very simple and clear, the only thing it is necessary to pass a verefekation, I am better no found Bittrex does have a lot of users and that is making them slow in action from the tickets and this will be the fate of upcoming exchanges that are starting to become popular. They are all destined to be in that situation if they won't take action early. Binance looks good and as well as kucoin, did some trade with kucoin but I'm more comfortable with binance. Anyone who has funds on EtherDelta it is not safe anymore and if I were you I'll pull out my coins there and transfer it to a better one.
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Why you didn't wait to get your transaction a confirmation before sweeping that wallet? I don't know if there's an issue about it. 3. Move all your Electrum funds to a new Electrum wallet. This will move only your BTC, and not your BCC, because the BCC blockchain has replay protection. Wait until the transaction is confirmed. Have you tried to check the private keys of that wallet address you are trying to import BCH? Make sure the wallet has some btc or existed before/during the btc cash fork.
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If you need ways to earn bitcoins, i would suggest earning a real life income and converting it into btc, or even freelancing for btc jobs.
Better alternative than investing to cloud mining which is paying(very few legit) and trusted by most investors. 3. Legit: They are actually mining but charge a hefty maintenance fee every single day. You will not make a profit as the difficulty continues to climb.
These legit cloud mining websites aren't profitable anymore and most victims are newbies that wanted to earn that much easily but isn't willing to conduct research are falling to scam ones. Stop becoming greedy, try trading which is a better way of earning some mbtc. I wanna know if its worth expecting much a return... thanks
You can't expect that much return / profit with cloud mining anymore.
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It wouldn't be considered Bitcoin anymore though, since the coin cap violates one of the few goals that Bitcoin is trying to achieve.
That's when the fork comes, they are modifying everything according to what they believe that's right. Everyone that will hear a person that wants to increase the supply limit will mostly be ignored. We do believe already that 21 Million supply is a good number and we can't argue with it anymore. And mining the total supply limit of BTC will take time, so we're all dead by that time - assumed year (2140).
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I wouldn't trust storing big amount of crypto's on exchanges. I don't care even there are many users who are claiming they are trusted. It's not about the trust rating when it comes to internal security of our funds from these exchanges. But its about on how strong their defense mechanism against outside attackers. I wouldn't argue to all of you who say that binance is safe and well known exchange but don't store everything there. But for small fractions, there's no need to worry.
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