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My account doesn't have 0.1 ETH at the time of registration, if I move 0.1 ETH into it, can I still get the airdrop?
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Joined the airdrop  |
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This looks awesome, I hope it's something similar to how coinhive operates!
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Thank you for writing this, this is amazing information for newbies into the crypto game, and perhaps even veterans. I'm going to refer this thread to people whenever they make bold claims about crypto!
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Definitely OmiseGO, TenX and ChainLink. I always back project with large teams, they usually end up being successful
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This forum, ICO alert, and definitely 4chan. Believe it or not, beyond the FUD'ing and FOMO'ing, 4chan is a good way to get info quickly
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It's definitely doing well! I honestly can't believe it myself, but the creator of the project is actually a genuine guy and he actually cares about the community and the coin. When the airdrop didn't work well and some people didn't get coins, he gave a bunch of his own coins out for free. Great project, hodling long term.
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Wtf kind of FUD campaign in this? Do people actually believe in this? Ethereum is NOT a scam. Vitalik has met with huge names and world leaders under the poise of his software development platform i.e., Ethereum.
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i found the private key to this ETH address: 0xB7605ddc0327406A7aC225B9dE87865E22aC5927 first i thought: fuck, 31k tokens worth about 30k $. then i had a closer look @ https://etherscan.io/address/0xb7605ddc0327406a7ac225b9de87865e22ac5927a lot of failed transaction. a lot off attempts to transfer the MinereumToken away. so i think somebody is using this a an honeypot. people find the private key and sent ETH to the address to be able to transfer the ERC tokens. but as soon as there is enough ETH to be able to transfer MinereumTokens the ETH is drained. I don't get what's going on here? How does the ETH get drained? |
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The project is extremely promising and very realistic with their goals, adoption by the layman is a big hurdle in the crypto space right now. If you can introduce a mobile miner and have total novices "mine" on their mobile and earn free money in the process, why the hell not? It'll attract all kinds of newbies
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Yes 100%, because a lot of coins are traded against the value of Bitcoin itself, so if Bitcoin drops so do the altcoins!
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OmiseGO and Link Seriously though I see a huge future for OmiseGO in the asian market, |
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Lol governments actually think they can regulate crypto with the same mentality as securities/stocks, it will not work out that way.
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90% of altcoins will fail, out of the 10% non-failures only about 5% will get anywhere in the far future and the other 5% will be stuck in mediocrity but still worth something substancial
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It's safe but its so easy to get phished on a web based wallet. I generally tend to avoid the hell out of anything browser related.
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I usually look at the market cap of coins right after ICO, they all usually dip and so the FOMO sets in and you buy low
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I can see Chainlink becoming huge one day if it can actually demonstrate a MVP at sibos
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XRP has such a huge market cap and there has to be a good reason why, I should buy some...
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The only way OMG would become $700 is if it became huge in thailand + surrounding asian countries (and by huge, I mean the volume of the WeChat transaction network). Crypto is nowhere near that big, and governments would be damned to let it get that big
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