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A lot of people missed it: Another Bitcoin journalist is on the record as saying he didn’t initially expect digital currency to have any more staying power than the fad for pet rocks. Way, way more people missed the boat than got onboard—and plenty of early passengers bailed out when the going got rough. Even the ship’s crew (to stretch this metaphor to the breaking point), which is to say the early adopters and Bitcoin miners and startup founders and software developers who were advancing and advocating for the technology back then, had no guarantee they wouldn’t run aground. Along the way, there were plenty of reasons to doubt Bitcoin’s success: There were price bubbles and crashes and scams and arrests and epic meltdowns, which is what made it such an engaging story to tell.
While it may be too late to make a pile of money on Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology have a lot of room left to run. The speculative frenzy and resulting press has obscured just how remarkable these innovations are, how smart and hardworking many of their creators are, and how varied and significant are the needs and problems—techies call them “use cases”—they are trying to solve. This isn’t investment advice, but anyone with an interest should not only research Bitcoin but look beyond Bitcoin to other projects, such as Ethereum, Dash, Zcash, Golem, Augur, and SALT. Some are trying to be a powerful new medium of exchange, while others are meant to power software applications or provide users with new financial tools. Many are still early, too early to have proven themselves, but the excitement among those in the know is palpable.
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KYC.legal is an authentication system. ICO platform began in December. KYC.legal, as you may have guessed from the title, has aim to provide a better system for testing your client’s knowledge (KYC). Today, banks, financial institutions and crypto-currency exchanges should comply with the requirements of KYC. Basically, it means that these organizations must collect and verify personal information from clients. It is designed to prevent fraud, and is also often combined with the verification requirements of the money laundering (AML).
In any case, KYC.legal wants to create a better system for checking KYC / AML. This system is aimed to provide advantages of users and companies by developing a single, unified, user-friendly solution. Instead of individual fill requirements KYC from each service provider you can locate this on one platform.
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1. Копирование одинаковых сообщений
2. Пости не по тему
3. За один день много постов
4. Пусть себе откроет другой акк это уже не вернуть тот майл, типа для того чтобы написать узнать причину, они некогда не ответят....
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1.Telegram username: @Abraam777
2.Twitter username: @Abraham77167986
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“I tend to think of bitcoin as an experiment. It is an interesting experiment, but it’s not a permanent feature of our lives,” said Shiller, who has previously warned that the bitcoin price could collapse. “We are over-emphasising bitcoin, we should expand it out to blockchain, which will have other applications.”Theresa May said in Davos that she was concerned that criminals were taking advantage of digital currencies, which can be used to anonymously transfer funds. “In areas like cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin, we should be looking at these very seriously,” May told Bloomberg.
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Bitcoin looks like it's heading towards a major crash. If it happens, crypto-millionaires will be hit hardest while governments move to regulate the cryptocurrencybitcoin’s vertiginous price surge a “bubble” is just another bizarre episode in the cryptocurrency’s odd saga. Generally, bubbles are not called as they happen. Like financial Rumpelstiltskins, the moment you dare speak their name, they either have already burst or are very close to doing so.
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By now you can probably see that the answer isn’t that simple. It’s not just a matter of should you invest, but also a matter of how to invest. Like I said in the beginning, start by educating yourself. Learn about the currency, what affects it, what are its advantages and disadvantages, etc. You can get a lot of basic education through our free Bitcoin crash course
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Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain platform on which decentralized applications (dapps) can be built. It allows developers to create smart contracts, which automatically execute tasks when specific conditions are met, and runs using a cryptocurrency token known as Ether.
As the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency after bitcoin (BTC) in terms of market capitalization at the time of writing, Ethereum has attracted plenty of attention around the world. However, before deciding whether or not you should buy any ETH, it’s essential that you fully understand the factors affecting the value of this cryptocurrency and what they could mean for the price of ETH in the weeks and months ahead.
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I think that it doesnt matter which coin you hold, the key is too have only a small number of coins so you can do a deep follow up. I think super small project will bring the DAO vision to reality this year.
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that is how all ponzi sheme website do, who is the scam here somebody will tell you to bring $1000 a month he will double it for you without know the type of business he do, to be sure if he can really pay, i think you re the scammer here, someone we tell you to bring $200 after two weeks he will give you $800 and you will go ahead and do it, wait a minute do you know what is a matured scam? get sense into your head bro.
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