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Has anyone downloaded this wallet, and has it been checked to make sure it is safe?
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Some miners let you add the transaction manually to their pool to accelerate the transaction. Remember that the network can be congested at times, especially with the booming popularity of BTC. https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ |
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Good luck. Some of the ICO launch consultancies are really skimming an undue and massive amount from applicant projects. More competition with realistic prices is much needed in this space.
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Try a white, grey or pink noise generator with headphones as a quick method to obfuscate distracting sounds.
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Great idea. I'll be interested to see how this product develops, there is a definite niche for it.
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Cheap writers = cheap words.
You should be looking for a high value writer who is worth the money because they can produce the best copy.
This space is full of bad copywriting, don't cheapskate on it.
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Expect increased excitability as mid-December should see more Bitcoin Futures and derivatives, meaning more institutional cash streaming in.
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A solid coin with a great future. Am lucky I bought my first at $7 (Antshares, before the rebrand).
If you own it keep it in NEON wallet to generate GAS for extra ROI.
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Time better used doing something productive to make some money to buy into BTC!
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Jaxx has a multi-currency option for IOS - its uses the Shapeshift.io exchange platform to trade between your currencies. I've not tried buying using this app so no comment on that - but I have utilised currency swaps and they work fine.
Also previously mentioned Coinbase offers the three main currencies BTC, ETH & LTC. However depending on your country it won't allow you to buy BTC from within the app.
I second a vote for Jaxx. Very slick and multiple currencies supported and shapeshift conversion. Also BCH support finally arrived. Coinomi looks good but it is currently Android only, but seems to support all the hard forks at early stages. |
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Yes, but select reputable ICOs with solid models and teams.
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I would say no. They are coins made for different reasons with very different mechanisms.
Bitcoin is becoming a store of value as much as a transactional currency, with a hard cap circulation of 21 million coins. Scarcity is built in.
Ethereum already has over 95 million coins in circulation. An additional ~20% of the circulating supply in new coins are created every year, with no hard cap.
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Nice clean site. I actually think this marketing service focussed on crypto projects / ICOs is a good idea, but I don't think you are focussed enough or give enough information about how you differentiate from a regular marketing agency.
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Very well done, nice illustrations — I am sure they will find a market, but they are not to my taste. I prefer more 'artsy' meme/illustrations like the slaying of the bearwhale.
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I agree with Bitruby, it has a sonorous tone to it: short and trips off the tongue.
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There is a whole range of ICO advisory roles: from the technical to regulatory, and the creative: business, legal, fintech, financing, accounting, code and technical development, blockchain integration, ICO process, marketing, branding, etc.
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Try a market cap weighted index top 5 or 10. Indexes usually beat individual trading, but Bitcoin has been on a tear and is handily outperforming market so it might be harder but best to sit on your hands.
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Is this a Bitconnect clone?
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Start with Bitcoin and Ethereum. As your stake increases spread it into Top 5 coins with 1-2 outliers.
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Move your BTC to a more user friendly wallet to extract your BCH, like Coinomi (Android), or Jaxx (mobile, desktop, browser).
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