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Looks like Litecoin and Mana are still waiting to have their turn, have been recieving good write ups over the past few days, and have had no real reason not to break out. Any other coins (must have volume) that have been going unnoticed this run?
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First, humans exchanged commodities. You could eat it, burn it for energy, modify it to create tools or jewelry. You exchanged something useful for something useful.
* It was energy.
Then, humans exchanged commodities for gold. You couldn't eat it or burn but it was still possible to modify it.
* It was poor energy.
Then, humans used papers checks or bank notes. It wasn't very useful, but you still could burn it during a very cold winter.
* It was very poor energy.
Now, we wants to use Cryptocurrencies. You can't do anything with it.
* It is not energy but proof of destruction of energy.
Something looks wrong. We should exchange potential energy, not destroyed energy.
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May 1st to May 12th. Potential price action.
Upcoming events:
Legend: (W)= high probability of news being released that could cause price action. Watch closely for news releases.
May 1st:
Populous (PPT): launch of the beta platform
Bytecoin (BCN): BCN/FIAT pool based exchange
BitBay (BAY): Opti-token airdrop to BitBay members
Linx (LINX): Linx payment system goes live
World Digital Assets Summit 2018 in Singapore (news releases from Binance (BNB), Aelf (ELF), Zilliqa (ZIL) ) (W)
May 3rd:
Cardano (ADA): Roadmap Update (W)
Ethereum (ETH): Community Ethereum Development Conference (W)
May 9th:
Ripple (XRP): Payments Canada Summit
May 10th:
UTRUST (UTK): MVP store, utilizing the UTRUST platform
May 11th:
DigiByte (DGB): Digi-ID release
May 12th:
Block Array (ARY): new business partnership announced
Cappasity (CAPP): Bonus Airdrop
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Thank you so much for this little information, now I have a little Idea when I am going to invest or trade soon. For sure it can help a lot of people especially those who are new to crypto like me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I Appreciated it so much. Thank you for your kind words. How is your project doing? |
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Do we have any historical data analysis about which day usually experience the biggest drops?
I'd like to know if we have any historical data comparing the average percentage of the top 100 cryptos depending on the day (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday).
We need to bust or confirm the Sunday dip myth!
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Nice analization, I think you have the skills on trading and your skill will bring you money in the future for sure.
Way back 2015 Im joining stocks or stock market but eventually when I found bitcoin I left stocks because I can see more potential here to earn.
You used the word analization. I do not think it means what you think it means.  https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=analizationThis cracked me up big time |
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Hello  What is ARK currently working on? |
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Hello! Advertise your project on https://cryptopiece.com/ One ad-block costs $5. An ad-block is 400 pixels big and consists of a: logo, description, link and a general image. All ad-block will stay on my website until November 2021 minimum. I get around 250 visitors per day, 90% are new. I advertise my website everyday and my audience is cryptocurrency related. Smiley |
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This is pretty theoretical but really interesting! Human randomness isn't perfect by any means, but it's hard to say by how much.
If I were to think up - manually - 64 'human-random' hexadecimal characters, then how many truly random (i.e: generated from a decent random algorithm) would be equivalent for security purposes?
I'm guessing about 40-50? But I could be way off. Any research in this area?
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Hello! Advertise your project on https://cryptopiece.com/ One ad-block costs $5. An ad-block is 400 pixels big and consists of a: logo, description, link and a general image. All ad-block will stay on my website until November 2021 minimum. I get around 250 visitors per day, 90% are new. I advertise my website everyday and my audience is cryptocurrency related. |
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What would you say to the younger generation about how they can change the future world with crypto and blockchain?
We all know some of the benefits of blockchain and crypto.
So, I was wondering, what would you say to your kids or the younger generation about the ways that this tech can change the world for the better? E.g bank the unbanked etc
They (and us) have the power to create a brighter tomorrow.
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Hello Stratis! What are you currently working on?  |
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I want the broadest of the audience to acknowledge this issue and avoid it.
''Electrum-ltc,
Today I found out Two thousand three hundred ninety nine Litecoins were stolen from my wallet on April 12, 2018.
Here is what I did that day:
1- On the morning of April 12, I decided to reset Windows 10 using the recovery option. and wipe out all files, which I had already backed-up on another drive. 2- After installing Windows office, Chrome and Adobe Reader, I then decided to download the Electrum Litecoin wallet from . 3- I downloaded the "Windows installer" version, typed in my seed during the setup and next a message indicating an error popped-up. The message said something about not being able to connect to the server. 4- I tried once again and the same thing happened. I quickly goggle for an answer but couldn't find a simple one. 5- I then downloaded the "Standalone Executable" version, typed my seed during the setup and the wallet opened. I don't remember checking the balance, but I do remember deciding to give it a few minutes to update. So, I then went to install other wallets and programs, etc. and totally forgot about the wallet. 6- Then, I restarted my computer after some windows updates or something, got carried away with work, and didn't check my Litecoin wallet. 7- Today, April 17, 2018, I decided to check my wallet and I found out my wallet had been emptied. 8- After trying to figure out how I had been hacked I found out that my wallet was emptied seconds after I installed the wallet on April 12. The hack didn't just stop there, my seed was also used to claim and take my Litecoin Cash.
Because the hack happened exactly at the moment of the Electrum Litecoin wallet was installed and seems like it was an automatic process, I suspect the hack came through the wallet downloaded web page electrum.
Post made by - danbel79''
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Im thinking about what coins give a good ROI when staking them in the wallet for a while. A friend of mine said he owns these coins:
6000 ARK (18.000 USD invest) give you about 1,5 ARK a day = 45 ARK a month with 3 USD per ARK = 135 USD/month
--> Only need to have them in wallet and staking, no running computer required.
200 NEO (15.000 USD invest) give you about 1,5 GAS a month with 25 USD per GAS =37,5 USD/month
--> Only need to have them in wallet and staking, no running computer required.
100.000 Unify (7.000 USD invest) gives you about 20 Unify a day = 600 Unify per month with Unify being 6 Cents = 36 USD/month
So to me it seems ARK is a great coin just to put in your wallet and stake, but maybe there are even better coins out there? Anyone can tell me other good staking coins? Thanks
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Status of the Bitcoin network as of Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at 12:00:02 EST:
Total bitcoins: 16,971,402.295297
Height: 517,718
Difficulty: 3,511,060,552,899.720215
Statistics for the past 24 hours:
Number of blocks mined: 163
Total bitcoins output (amount sent): 1,023,671.263359
Total fees: 21.646914
Average time until block found: 8 minutes, 50 seconds
Estimated hashrate: 28,449,329,972.437767 gh/s
Current price: US$6,930.00
Data provided by Smartbit.com.au. Price data provided by Coinbase.com.
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As the market becomes more competitive and investors become more educated on the technology the room for scams and pump and dump scheme becomes less and less. I want to open this thread to discuss small cap coins (>25M) that are legitimate with a real use case and have the backing of outside sources to prove it. What are your hidden gems?
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