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PBC has a new issue out in 3 days.. Any speculation to what the new coin pick will be? For anyone who didnt hear it, last time it was Cindicator. My guess this time is AION but of course no one knows.
What do you all think?
What makes you think it will be Aion for this newsletter?
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as the title says, I want my iphone to audibly notify me ONLY when I get a new tweet as I want to catch the latest listings on exchanges.
BUT I do not want to be constantly distracted by text messages or other relatively unimportant notifications, so obviously keeping my iphone on "ring" for all notifications would be extremely distracting and a huge mess.
so anyone have any ideas how to solve this problem?
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Greetings all
I have never been "part of a pump" before but will participate in this coming Monday's PalmBeach newletter once they reveal the coin
And after doing some research on the previous pumps it seems like the proper time to take profits is around 90-120%
So in order to play it safe is there a reccomended formula people have found works best? Like take 1/3 of profits at 90% then 1/3 at 110% and then the last 1/3 at some point above those two previous points?
all feedback is appreciated and welcome
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Guess we do not have to wait too long. This month's letter should be out this week and the coin name is going to leak out fast just like past times!
Im curious why would someone who actually paid so much to get into PBC be so eager to leak the news? Anyways, do you know usually how long it takes for the leak? And at the time it gets leaked is it still worth it to buy the coin? Most importantly, is it a better strategy to leave all my bitcoin on my wallet and then send it out ASAP to the exchange that the coin is on, or is it better to take my chances and leave my funds on Bittrex since that is by far the biggest exchange and most likely to have the coin in the newsletter?? cheers
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Hi all
I understand that my question is somewhat subjective in nature and its hard to call when to take profits from an ICO, but I wanted to know if there are any general tell-tale signs or strategies that one should decide to take their profits from ICOs
For example if a promising ICO (not an obvious shitcoin pump and dump) 5x's is that enough? Or should I give it an entire month, or even 2 months before deciding when to take profits, especially since I understand being too greedy can result in stretching oneself too thin and ultimately missing out on any profit.
And furthermore, lets say for example I decide to take profits once I have 5x'd, would you say to completely pull out the profits or should I go by a set ratio taking enough money out to cover the initial investment and then keep the rest of the money in there in the case that in next few months it moons (sorry for using that cringey word)
Or is there some better ratio like 80/20??
Anyways thanks for taking the time and happy huntings!
cheers
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Hi @Islapdonkey, many thank you for clarifying the origin of the comments made by princa and dexter42, we appreciate you posting it on this thread.
Your welcome. I would suggest linking team members profile with their LinkedIn accounts if feasible. A comprehensive background showing prior commitments before joining Pally will help to foster trust with investors. Anyway, count me in if you do decide to use a reputable escrow. Take care. Could you help me understand what was Pally's process for running their pre-sale ICO? Was it a simple registration list or was there another process?
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How much did people actually make from that deeponion airdrop ? Was it worth it or not ? I didn't really check how it worked exactly. I know you got slightly more airdrop for higher rank but it was not massive difference that is why I have interest in finding the value of the airdrop. I see some people also say deeponion is a scam. I am not sure.
As of now the airdrop is worth more than participating in a regular bitcoin signature campaign. And it could worth a lot more depending on the price of each coins on the exchange. can someone please explain what this "airdrop" is?? I thought it was just like hat OMG is doing with their airdrop for Ethereum holders, but this seems a bit different??
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As we know most ICO's prohibit US citizens from participating, and the way they verify that is by making sure the participant's IP address is not from the US as well as having the participant send picture of their passport, well what if my friend is a dual citizen of United States AND Iran? Could she just send a photo of my Iranian passport and that will suffice?
and if that suffices, is there a chance that the SEC will see that she has both American and Iranian passports and that she used the Iranian passport instead of American passport in order to have participated in the ICO?
And will that be a cause for trouble down the road? Or is she protected by the fact that she is a dual citizen of US and Iran and she strategically decided to submit a picture of one of her passports that so happens to permit participation in said ICO?
Thanks to everyone for taking the time!
cheers
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I have a few questions regarding the use of VPN's:
1) If they are pretty much guaranteed to work in the context of ICO's 2) Which specific VPN's have been used successfully in the past for participating in ICO's
3) Are there legal ramifications of using VPN's to participate in ICO's
4) What are the odds of being caught using VPN's to participate in ICO's
They are pretty much guaranteed to work. At this point, the most you'd see is simple IP restriction. A VPN should do, and for this, just about any VPN will work. If you are concerned about your privacy, use a no-log VPN like Private Internet Access. The legal ramifications are probably limited to not being able to seek legal recourse against ICO organizers (which you probably couldn't do anyway). The odds of being caught are low. As someone above said, just use a solid VPN and avoid TOR. Awesome thank you for your feedback Im just wondering if there's a chance that in addition to testing my IP address for not being from the US, that they would do additional forms of KYC like government-issued ID or passport, which would essentially foil my plans altogether Or is it more like mutually-exclusive as in either they do IP address screening OR KYC ID/passport?
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Hi all
It's come to my attention that almost all ICO's do not permit US citizens from partaking in the ICO.
So Ive been looking up ways to get around this obstacle and the method that comes up regularly is using VPN's.
I have a few questions regarding the use of VPN's:
1) If they are pretty much guaranteed to work in the context of ICO's 2) Which specific VPN's have been used successfully in the past for participating in ICO's
3) Are there legal ramifications of using VPN's to participate in ICO's
4) What are the odds of being caught using VPN's to participate in ICO's
Thanks to everyone for taking the time to read this, and hoping to see some great feedback!
cheers
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Hi all
So Ive done my due diligence on participating in ICO's so I wanted to run what I learned by this community to see if Ive understood it correctly
First and foremost you dont want to send ethereum (or other crypto) from an exchange, next you want to be registered in the whitelist BUT this isnt always required for some ICO's it is completely open on the starting day for example RedPulse requires no sign up for its crowdsale
Secondly,we need to send the Ethereum (or Neo) to the address as specified on the website (being cautious of hackers altering the address) using the reccomended gas (although the gas part doesnt apply to Neo ICOs)
Next I am aware that sometimes due to unexpected turnout the ICO will "shutdown" if it reaches a previously established hardcap, so my question here would be: What happens to my ethereum (or Neo) if I send it to an ICO address but it has already ended? Would I get refunded or would my funds be lost forever?
After the conclusion of the ICO how long does it usually take to receive the tokens? And after that, how do we find out what exchanges will be hosting it, and when exactly the exchange will begin hosting it?
In the case of Ethereum-based ICO's the ERC20 tokens get sent to MyEtherWallet, but how will that work for example in RedPulse's ICO, will the tokens be automatically sent to Neo's NEON wallet?
cheers all and thanks for your time!
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this ICO looks very promising to me, i will definitely take part in it, have to gather some NEO to be ready
I also heard that RXP will be traded on Binance shortly after the distribution. This definitely a high profile project for NEO. Good to know that it will be on Binance, do you have a source for this? Also do you know if any other exchanges will be hosting RXP token? Lastly, do you know how long it takes to get verified on Binance for tier 2?
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