Just adding my name to the long list of people that have done KYC verification, holding photos, all sorts of stuff, only to be repeatedly told the exact same thing that the photo isn't accepted and to send it again, along with a long delay.

It is clear to me this exchange is selectively withholding funds from some users. Avoid. I have left a negative trust rating.

This is the exact reason I was against KYC becoming a standard in the crypto community to begin with, because unscrupulous entities such as HitBTC will take advantage of the concept as an excuse to commit theft and other things.

Sorry to necro this (in the age of google can it be helped?) but I think we all need to start a central place where we can all log our withdrawals stuck in "Processing". Mine has been stuck in this status for one month now. Is there a central place we can all group to keep a log of outstanding processing status?

I often like to discuss altcoin development, particularly related to writing smart contracts on Ethereum & EOS, however I'm not aware of any board on BCT designed for this as the development forums are specifically related only to Bitcoin. My suggestion is to add a "Development" or "Technical Discussion" section for altcoins.

The majority are, but not all. There are also some solid projects there.

The whole cryptocurrency movement has been cuckolded by KYC, particularly ICOs. A decentralized currency outside of centralized control should never require KYC, end of story, period. The current "leaders" in ICO launches and this industry generally don't give a shit about what blockchain is all about, or why it was created. These con artists could not launch an IPO the proper way due to their lack of business experience, so they launch their ICOs hijacking the decentralization idea, creating a parody out of it with their con-tokens, and causing huge financial losses for investors at the same time.

What ever happened to DAOs and tokens that run these DAOs? Since when did cryptocurrency cuck itself so bad that it's now centralized and bowing and curtailing to the very people that it was originally created to avoid?

What token equity % would you pay for your managers. I mean % of total supply.

No, the precise reason blockchain exists is because it can't be regulated. The moment you can regulate it, it becomes pointless and loses its function.

6 months jail per infringement? Damn that's beautiful karma. Will make me positively feel good about missing out on the bounty.

How can this coin be on CMC without bounty tokens released yet? This is seriously bullshit.

It's irritating to see people saying that after a 20% crash (which happened a week ago or so), that 1 or 2% daily recoveries is a good sign for the market. It's not.

Interesting, some questions

1) Why no SSL on your site, are the funds really this short?

2) How much for 1% of the total tokens?

What team? Block.one has said their job is done. They are no longer involved in the launch of EOS, and in my opinion the community is not yet mature enough to launch it either. In all honesty the project has turned to shit imho.

I used to believe in EOS, but not any longer. Block.one has double dipped big time, receiving $4 billion in the ICO as well as 100 million tokens, and even with this refuses to do anything to help the mainnet launch in the name of decentralization. This is delusional. Let's see if Cardano is more grounded in reality.

And after you write your 30 articles a month, you'll be lucky if even 3 of them do not turn out to be scams and actually pay you $70 each after the ICO price crashes 10 times.

I strongly suggest you both read into the problem EOS solves. I honestly haven't been so hyped about a coin since Bitcoin. Basically, it eliminates all the issues with blockchain currently since your staked EOS will allocate you a guaranteed % of the blockchain CPU. For instance, say you own 0.0001% of the EOS token supply. You will always be allocated that amount of computational power which by itself will always be enough to process at least one transaction a minute. How is that idea not revolutionary, game changing, and a solution to all the issues currently plaguing blockchain?

There's been a steady crash in the markets since January, with no sign of the hype from 2017 returning. There is a lot of hype however around EOS which is about to launch any time now. It has immense collaboration from multiple big and experienced teams from all over the world, quite unlike any other blockchain before it. I think with the plethora of possibilities on the EOS platform, blockchain may again receive the hype it did last year.

What do you think?

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The beauty of blockchain is that it cannot be banned. So in essence, nothing to worry about.

I agree and would have given the same advise myself, but in hindsight how did this piece of advise go for him do you think?

The reality is that the majority of people don't really care one way or the other. Whether we use centralized systems with governments manipulated by selfish and clueless people, or decentralized systems that are trustless, people just want to do things. 95% of people just want to go about their daily lives and couldn't care less.

That's why for Bitcoin and blockchain to take off and to replace government and corporate controlled central services, it will require the cyberphunk, libertarian, and various other visionary movements to really push through with their visions, and insist upon them politically, socially and financially. The change will come from 5%. The other 95% will just follow whatever the order is. Change the order at the top, and you change everything.

Until then the government will not be one that will willingly hand over its power to decentralized systems. They are corrupt and beautiful wordsmiths that con the majority of people thinking they act in their best interests. They're not going to suddenly hand over their power to a democratic trustless system. When however "we" get into power, we hopefully will see past the personal greed and make the transition for society possible.