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Can confirm. I lost a small fortune trading, but I'm happy it happened because it was a life experience and I'll hope to never do that again.
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BTC didn’t get past our resistance or hold above $9.2k - we’re watching for a double bottom in the $7.6k range.
Will bitcoin price go to $7.6k in the next week? |
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Trading signals can be given by anyone. Don't buy paid tradings signals.
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You won't earn much by doing airdrops.
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Selling altcoins early before their value increased a lot.
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Should have ethereum earlier last year.
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You can try but it is impossible. Everyone is trying to become a millionaire.
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And it has crashed again. The price in 2018 is not stable at all.
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Is IPFS based on the Bitcoin blockchain? Then miner would get fees.
You will see in the first post that one of its advantages is that it isn't limited by blockchain structures. ok now I see this. IPFS is more like Bittorrent and not like blockchain. So if there is no fees then things won't be stored permanently. Even on torrents you find things with zero seeders. Could this be a problem? |
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Mining should stabilize after some time. Also there are other coins that use Proof of Stake for this exact reason.
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Seems to me that no solution has been reached in the Gox scenario. How can you declare your losses if you don't know exactly what they are yet? I would say you should see what the actual final settlement is before declaring losses. As far as I know, nothing has been "realized" yet.
Shouldn't it be treated as if your coins were stolen? |
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In order to sell securities to the public in the USA, including some crypto assets, you either need to register your securities with the sec and issue a prospectus or you can only sell to accredited investors.
I have not looked at overstock or kodak but I’d venture to say that since they are large companies they spent the $500k or so to register their securities
And what would be the process and requirements to the company and tokens? Most of the ICOs try to classify themselves as utility tokens and seek exemption from SEC registration requirements. But SEC recently banned an ICO from Munchees, even though Munchees treated their token (MUN) as utility and not as security. If your token is really a token (and not disguised as token instead of securities), you are exempt from SEC requirements. What's the difference between tokens and securities? |
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Are you looking for something like ETC/Ethereum Classic?
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Trader should be very fast when something new happens.
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I meant I will build a position on Stellar, but of course I will not put all my funds on it. If I find another good risk x return opportunity, I can convert more funds to a new coin. Agree with you, but this position will be just a small a share of all my investments.
I simply can´t find anything better in crypo universe than a position in Stellar now, considering the development of its projects, IBM partnership and soon to be announced new projects as well.
If you believe in Stellar then you should definitely build a position on it. Hope you have a good time in the crypto world. |
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Sorry to hear that, man.
BCC was a ponzi scheme from the start. Many people were mislead into investing into it.
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You have collected a full information of bitcoin folks. But I don't think there is any benefit of making these forks. All these forks are just shitcoins now as people don't feel any excitement about it and don't even bother of moving their bitcoin to the private key wallet to take advantage of these forks as they are free at the time of forking.
But if their price is decent you can just sell them immediately to get free money. |
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