So how did this go? Posted in december and site still has ICO details?  |
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MyEtherWallet is only an interface to interact with the blockchain,
and currently it seems like it's re routing to a phishing site? which means it steals your private key.
a hardware wallet never shares your private key, however, a fake site still could edit the receive address.. so be careful regardless.
check that the certificate(green lock in URL bar) is green!
You can also download MEW and run locally!
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what ID & PW? if you mean in general, it's unwise to write down any sort of password since anyone could find it.
one way is that you could use some type of pattern in your passwords, just an example that isn't great would be using a password like:
bitcointalk_blabla_123
of course you need to add another element to it, otherwise if someone found out your pasword they'd be able to log in to all your accounts.
there's also password manager software you can use.
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#Proof of Authentication Post
Telegram
Username: @q_bus
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according to a post on Reddit, it does say that the HTTPS certificate is invalid.
listen to that warning from your browser!
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that's not the ip I'm getting, is this a scam attempt?
they're using cloudflare so may depend on cloudflare server location.
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The market is recovering slowly, how much of your portfolio is lost now?
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#Proof of Authentication
TELEGRAM: @q_bus
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Never buy if you don't believe in it! And if you believe in it, there should be no reason to sell, unless you desperately need the money. If you desperately need the money, you invested more than you can lose!  |
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Where does all the bounty tokens go then? In the pockets of the team?  |
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Crypto currencies are meant to be created as a decentralised currency where there'll be no third party intervention. If tax being imposed to it, won't the feature of it loose its value?
crypto has to play by the rules until the time is right..  |
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wasn't the unorganic growth with everyone foming in, a big cause behind the december crash?
now the same with bitcoin cash! (was spoken about in media).
be careful, it might very well come crashing down shortly. look at the shorts.
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Any informative links?  |
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#Proof of Authentication
telegram: @q_bus
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#Proof of Authentication
Telegram: @q_bus
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It's the same for bitcoin or any other currency? You pay for the network to verify the transaction, not for the amount.
Crypto is therefore clearly better in that regard vs fiat, however, Litecoin is nothing in terms of speed/fee, there's plenty of cheaper+faster(than bitcoin/litecoin)
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#Join proof:
Telegram: @q_bus
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considering how many real life startups fail within the first year, that combined with the current ico atmosphere(tons of scamming),
aswell as all the "pre-pre-pre sales" for whales, it's unwise to throw your money around unless you really know what you're investing in.
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if $1000 is an amount you can't afford losing, then invest in the top "proven" coins as earlier suggested.
if you want to make those $1000 into potentially alot more, then you should look up projects.
one important thing to consider is:
those who tell you "this coin is so good and will 100x buy it now", what do they gain from telling you that?
(maaaany shitcoins sounds like that, while it's true for some, the majority is at most just a pump and dump!)
after all, it's your money - if you ask someone in real life some random, unproven person what to invest in, would you trust their advice?
do your own research, find the good projects, look up code, team, deadlines, past history(have they met earlier releases) etc.
very few people will freely throw around the great projects to invest in, since they don't really gain anything from that(unless it's a pump and dump).
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