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Well, TIME is being delisted from Bittrex . . . . . . . .
Yep hope to see some responce from devs quite a big conversation in their telegram regarding this: https://telegram.me/chronobank |
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people can use other coins to buy TIME?
Yes, you can buy TIME in the exchanges |
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There's a common problem in big slack communities now. And i can hardly believe that Chronobank team is sending you phishing emails. I mean that there's a group of scammers in their slack, or maybe you got it from slackbot. I also recommend everybody invested in Chronobank to look at the CEO, Sergeis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergeisergienko/He've started more than 5 companies in 2 - 3 years, I checked some of them and they're not very serious. Barely any revenue and social media accounts with about 20 followers. Are you serious?  Sergei is a co-founder of Edway Group Ltd http://edwaygroup.com.auaccording to the info from the website (Business Outline pdf) he is not their top advisor. Seems to me that your post looks more like a joke. You should be more accurate in your arguments next time. |
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When can we expect chronobank to hit Polo and Karken,i think it could boost the volume as we are not seeing much rally with the exchanges it is listed,inclusion in any Korean or Chinese exchange could make a big difference,any updates regarding that.
i don't trust Polo, but TIME/BTC or TIME/ETH adding to Kraken would be great. And i'm waiting for TIME/ETH on Bitterex. The team promised that they'll add it soon. |
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what does time have to do with sonm?
these seem like very different things and I wonder why people keep talking about sonm in a time thread
there was an option to participate in SONM ico with TIME tokens. Check their site and you'll see how it works  |
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Did anybody here try ChronoMint beta-version?
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Moreover, all of you can follow the development process on https://github.com/ChronoBankOf course, if you are interested person, not a troll, you'll see the progress |
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Any development updates?
"Dev Update // #ChronoBank started development of iOS and Android mobile applications for ChronoMint and LaborX #Blockchain" from their twitter. |
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... and #95 and falling on coinmarketcap.com (!!!!!)...
#98...
The trust is gone for now
#94... As i see it, it's just a beginning. I'm sure that Chronobank team do their best to release LH tokens as soon as possible. And when it happens, we can talk about profits or losses. |
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Is it true that we can use TIME tokens in the upcoming ICO?
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Every market works in intervals and crypto has no exception in this case. We need some updates periodically to not only sustain the floors where coins/tokens reaches but also for acquiring further higher floors by keep pushing the market. We didn't hear lot of from team these days. They sure are busy with doing something at development side but smaller statements work very well.
they have a good slack channel (if you are not a member, join it here https://chronobank.herokuapp.com/), and there are some recent news. Not much, but still. One of the last updates was about ChronoMint beta public testing. |
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Golem is suspicious for been selling in just minutes. Instead of Golem I am supporting SONM which is way bigger project than Golem in my own opinion and the potential that SONM has is way more ambitious.
Thumbs up to the previous writer. Recently read an article comparing SONM and Golem. Both are very strong projects, but as i see it, the future is for SONM. |
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Strong and interesting project + good PR.
I think it's the key
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I somewhat missed the boat and want to invest in a solid coin before it even starts. Ones like Golem and STRAT. I am not the best at finding these early investment ones so anyone got some ideas?
Check https://sonm.io They'll have an ICO soon. So you can try. |
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Is it safe to hold altcoins for long-term in exchangers like Poloniex or Bittrex? Or should I store the altcoins in their respective wallet?
Oh, i'll recommend you to use hardware or software wallets. There are some reasons for it: 1. Exchange can be hacked. 2. Exchange is a quite popular subject for DDos attacks. 3. No control over your money. If you really care about the security, use hardware wallets (like Ledger or Trezor). They are the most secure and perfect as a long-term storage. |
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Yes 1 post is 1 activity, but you can only get 14 activity every two weeks every post more than 14 in this period won't raise your activity, which doesn't mean you should stop posting for example if you're discussing something in some very hot topic. That means you can post every day and get 1 activity a day or you can post 14 times in one day, come back in two weeks and do it again, though I don't see a point to this  It's all very well explained in that thread about the ranks people showed you. thanks! |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0There you go, from a newbie to another newbie I was just looking into it too. Basically you have to be an active user but not spam. Also why full member? Regular member users get most of the functionality of the forum it seems. Thanks for the link! And how to get more activity? I understand that 1 post != 1 activity. I don't care about ranks, just want to make it clear. |
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Thanks a lot for sharing the info. And do you use bitcoin for online payments ?
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