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This should be interesting. 5% is alot, but wondering how they will distribute. There's already 8500 telegram members. If it grows to 30K+, sure distribution gets larger, but then 5% seems alot smaller. Not like a crowdsale, where public gets much larger slice of overall pie. I hope this doesn't turn into a $10 airdrop.
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Please fix your website. It's http, when it should, like all other websites, be https
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What are some of the best coins to buy right now?
IMO, for long term holds: POA, NEO, ONT, ZIL, ICX, NANO. Each of these projects have strong teams that can deliver and they are big projects.
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I would add www.livecoinwatch.comDue to the recent claims of fraudulent activity (manipulation) by coinmarketcap.com, I would not recommend adding them. I also like www.solume.iowhich attempts to compare social media activity and sentiment of different coins compared to their recent price movements. Since alot of the market is based off sentiment, it can be useful. I'm just trying to determine how accurate their calculation of sentiment is.
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I find bitcoin maximalist thought process really disheartening and consistent with cognitive dissonance. What makes you think this relatively new asset class is zero sum? You sound like people who have been saying for years that BTC won't work or that it's a scam. You really think all of the innovation in the higher quality dev teams and coins are pointless and can instead just be done with bitcoin? Or that blockchain and crypto has no use outside of a virtual currency? It just baffles me. I guess the same stubborn personality is what allowed some of these people to hold bitcoin from whatever extremely cheap price they bought in at until the relatively astronomical levels it's at now.
Honestly, I think bitcoin maximalists are bitter and think that if altcoins didn't exist, that total valuation that they have would simply be in bitcoin and therefore, their btc would be worth more. As if ICOs, social media campaigns by dev teams, and innovative ideas for blockchain use hasn't moved adoption forward and therefore likely bitcoin, as well. Also, competition spurs innovation. So if bitcoin has competition, that's good for bitcoin development.
It's just so divisive to be so maximalist. And also gives a public bad image to bitcoin and crypto community. Which is good for no one.
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Extremely bullish personally on this project. Really wondering how valuable the airdrops will actually be in the end. Could be quite good.
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I'm liking the community. It feels way more organic than the spammy telegram ICO & airdrop chats we see. I would like if they got a muted telegram announcement channel. Organic communities are essential to longevity of a coin, so I think this is a great project to follow and keep an eye on. It will be interesting to see if they gain a large following.
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Open Platform could be really cool in the future, easy sign-up and easy to get alot of 'points' that will translate into coins in near future for airdrop: http://vy.tc/eiTcM77
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I think the telegram ICO is ridiculous. I would not invest.
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Were you guys excited about this before you realized how massively large their fundraising target is? A Billion initial marketcap? For a messenger service.
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This is so strange....oh well. This is crypto.
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How do we register for the initial airdrop? It mentions needing to be registered in the whitepaper, but I can't find how to do this anywhere.
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Comical that the airdrop requires activity of at least 15, but the poster has only 14.
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