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Hello! Looking for a job in the field of "Community Manager"

I speak English / Russian / Romanian

Development of the community of your project - permanent informational support in English on Telegram, Bitcointalk and other sites:
-Experience of work (6 months);
- I provide support for customers in the Telegram chat and in the thread on the forum;
- Communication with investors, answers to questions, constructive dialogues in a positive way about the project, administration, clearing from spam the chat.

To contact us about cooperation, write on the forum or here https://t.me/Furay228

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Владею русским/английским/румынским языками

Развитие сообщества вашего проекта - постоянная информационная поддержка сообщества на русском и английском языках в Telegram, Bitcointalk, и другие сайты:
-Опыт работы (6 месяца);
-Обеспечиваю поддержкой клиентов в Телеграмм чате и в ветке на форуме;
-Общение с инвесторами, ответы на вопросы, конструктивные диалоги в положительном ключе о проекте, администрирование, чистка от засерания чата.

Для связи о сотрудничестве пишить на форуме или тут https://t.me/Furay228

[1. Binance]

Decided to buy your first cryptocurrency, but do not know which exchanges take the lowest commission?  For a start, let's figure out with whom and for what the commissions are taken. A maker or market maker is one who provides liquidity to the market by placing limit orders, that is, orders to buy or sell with a price limit, thereby helping (make the market, hence the maker).  For adding volumes to the order book, makers are rewarded by lower commission. A taker is one who places an order (buys or sells) at the market price, that is, the order is executed immediately (roughly speaking, it takes what is on the market, therefore a taker).  Since such participants withdraw liquidity from the market, their commission is usually somewhat higher.


1. Binance


Binance is a popular Chinese exchange that began active operations in July 2017. At first, the company’s headquarters was located in China, and then moved to Malta, where by this time the regulatory climate had become favorable for cryptocurrency companies.

Due to low commissions, the exchange quickly gained popularity and became the largest in the world.  The exchanger is designed for both professionals and beginners, so there are training materials, tools and charts for traders, as well as basic and advanced versions of user interfaces - the extended version offers a deeper technical analysis of prices.

Up to 100 trading operations with BTC within 30 days and without using BNB coins (when used for BNB transactions a discount is given):
• Commission of maker - 0.10%
• Commission of taker - 0.10%

2. OKEX


OKEX is a futures trading platform launched by the major Chinese digital asset exchange OKCoin.com and focused on BTC and LTC futures.  Presented here hundreds of trading pairs and types of futures, which gives the trader the flexibility to choose a trading strategy.

OKEX has quite strict customer service rules, so today the exchange does not work in Hong Kong, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Crimea, Sudan, Malaysia, Syria, USA, Bangladesh, Ecuador, Bolivia and Kyrgyzstan - either because these countries are  under UN sanctions, or because their citizens are forbidden to perform any actions with cryptocurrencies.

Up to 100 trading operations with BTC within 30 days:
• Commission of maker - 0.10%
• Commission of taker - 0.15%

3. Huobi


The headquarters of Huobi is located in Singapore, and the company focuses primarily on the Asian market - it has announced a strategic partnership with HBUS to serve American customers.

Representatives of the exchange claim that they have the best customer support (working around the clock).  For new users there are tutorials.  Commissions for makers and takers are the same until the client reaches the VIP level.
• Commission of maker - 0.20%
• Commission of taker - 0.20%

4. Bithumb


Bithumb is the largest exchange of South Korea.  The headquarters is in Seoul.  It has been working since 2013, but in 2017, the site was hacked - it is worth bearing in mind.

The service is mainly focused on Korea, but the interface is translated into English, Chinese, Spanish and Hindi.  They claim that they have the lowest commissions, but for this you need to either make very large amounts or use a Bithumb voucher.
• Commission of maker - 0.15%
• Commission of taker - 0.15%

When using a coupon for a fixed amount, a discount is applied, then the commission is from 0.075% to 0.01%.

5. Bitfinex


Bitfinex Exchange was founded in 2012 in Hong Kong.

The exchanger is mainly focused on semi-professional and professional traders, as well as institutional players.  The company recently stopped working in the United States and focused on serving customers from other countries.  At various times, the site was hacked, and now it pays great attention to safety, but it is worth remembering their history.

With a volume of up to 500 thousand dollars within 30 days:
• Commission of maker - 0.10%

With a volume of up to 1 million dollars within 30 days:
• Commission of maker - 0.08%

With a volume of up to 10 million dollars within 30 days:
• Commission of taker - 0.20%

6. HitBTC


HitBTC is positioned as the “most advanced bitcoin exchanger” - it uses intelligent algorithms for converting orders.  Exists since 2013, but recently there have been reports of some problems with customer service - support may not respond to requests.

The registration process is simple, you just need to create an account.  Here the payment is arranged in an unusual way: they do not charge a commission, but offer a discount to the makers.
• Commission of maker - 0.01%
• Commission of taker - 0.10%

7. ZB.com


Hong Kong Stock Exchange ZB.com was launched in 2017.  First of all, it is aimed at the Asian market, especially the Chinese.

They have interface versions for both beginners and advanced crypto traders.  The advanced interface is perfectly made, in that there are indicators for technical analysis, various tools, several types of orders and detailed market information.  The novice interface is convenient for the beginner, and at the same time offers enough opportunities for making deals and performing basic technical analysis.
• Commission of maker - 0.20%
• Commission of taker - 0.20%
The exchange also offers a discount for VIP traders.

8. Bit-Z


Hong Kong Bit-z Exchange has been operating since 2016.

The service interface is beautiful and intuitive.  There are price charts, market information, updated in real time, charting tools, indicators for technical analysis, as well as reports and trading history.  To ensure the security of transactions, bank-level SSL technology is used.

The exchange works with clients from all over the world, except for residents of Germany and the state of New York because of the laws of these jurisdictions.  Users complain about the slow withdrawal of funds, which seems to be due to manual checking of each request - if you need quick access to the funds, keep this in mind.
• Commission of maker - 0.10%
• Commission of taker - 0.10%

9. Bibox


Bibox - Chinese Exchange, launched in 2017.  Artificial intelligence algorithms are used to organize transactions and maximize profits.  The site supports Mandarin, English, Korean, Russian and Vietnamese.

Two interfaces are offered: simple, where the necessary information is shown in a small area of ​​the screen, and full-screen, where the main attention is paid to diagrams.  It is worth noting that there are many unpopular altcoins here.

Here you can receive a 50% commission of the people you brought to the exchange.
• Commission of maker - 0.10%
• Commission of taker - 0.10%
When used for conducting transactions, the BIX coin is applied a 50% discount, but it is valid only for the first year, after which it decreases, reaching zero in five years.

10. LBank


LBank was launched in 2016 - it is a Chinese stock exchange headquartered in Hong Kong.  The company is mainly focused on the Asian market, but works all over the world, and the site is translated into English - though not all pages, and support in English is slow.

The interface is simple and convenient, advanced indicators are available for technical analysis, including MACD, KDJ, RSI and CCI.
• Commission of maker - 0.10%
• Commission of taker - 0.10%

[Consensus Algorithms]

Ethereum and Cardano are the two most well-known block platforms for decentralized applications (DApp). Both projects are trying to create a convenient environment for the development of decentralized applications and smart contracts. However, on this similarity between them ends. Platforms differ significantly from one another both in terms of consensus building mechanisms and internal arrangement.

Consensus Algorithms
Currently, Ethereum uses the Proof-of-Work (PoW) algorithm to maintain the network. However, this will not last forever. Soon, the transition to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) is planned. To solve the problems with scalability should Casper - the new PoS-algorithm Ethereum.

Before fully migrating to PoS, Ethereum will work for a while on the hybrid PoW / PoS algorithm. Having convinced of the stability of the PoS, the developers will activate the "bomb of complexity", after which the ether will not be able to be extracted using ordinary mining.

Cardano implements a kind of Proof-of-Stake called Ouroboros. The algorithm works as follows:
• Leaders of slots check transactions and create blocks.
• Any ADA holder (own project cryptocurrency) can become the leader of the slot regardless of the amount of accumulation.
• The algorithm of Follow the Satoshi is used to select leaders.
• The entire process is automatic, and no additional actions are required on the user side.

Programming languages
The main programming language on the Ethereum network is Solidity. The project team has developed it specifically to create smart contracts. Their execution is handled by the virtual machine Ethereum (Ethereum Virtual Machine, EVM).

Cardano uses Haskell and Plutus. Haskell is a functional programming language that appeared in 1990. His last stable version was released in 2010. Plutus is similar to Haskell, however it was developed by the Cardano team.

Architecture
Perhaps the main difference between the two platforms.
Cardano has two layers, CSL and CCL. They allow you to separate the records about the state of accounts from logical operations. This separation provides end-users with control over the confidentiality and performance of smart contracts.
The level of conclusion of transactions Cardano Settlement Layer (CSL) tracks the status of accounts, the computing level of the Cardano Computation Layer (CCL) is responsible for the logic of operations.

At present, Ethereum has only one level. Work on the second in the process. One possible solution is Plasma. Plasma contains daughter blockades, similar to the network of Lightning bitcoins. They ensure the conduct of transactions with minimal involvement of the main detachment.
In addition, soon, Ethereum should appear shading. All these technologies will significantly increase the network bandwidth and solve the problem of scaling.

Other differences
In addition to the obvious difference in capitalization and price, the cryptocurrency has some less critical features.
Ethereum is older than Cardano for more than three years. The first project was launched in January 2014, the second was launched only in September 2017.
Cardano has one of the largest offers of coins in the industry. In total, it is planned to issue 45 billion ADA tokens. Ethereum does not have limits on the number of coins; at the moment it is just over 101 million.
Ethereum is one of the largest and most active (if not the largest and most active) development communities in the crypto-currency industry. Most of the initial coin placement (ICO) takes place on the Ethereum blockhouse. The cost of the ether will grow, while the popularity of the platform remains at a high level.
Cardano can not boast of such high popularity, but the crypto currency has a loyal and friendly community. The main tests are waiting for it after the preliminary stage, when the platform will be fully ready for the development of decentralized applications. The long-awaited release can significantly increase the popularity of Cardano and raise its price.

Thank you all for attention!

[1. BAT - Brave Browser]

The year 2017 is over, and a wave of empty tokens that appear and disappear every day has subsided. In 2018, cryptocurrency projects began to produce viable products, and here are the three most interesting of them.

1. BAT - Brave Browser

Browser Brave - a competitor of well-known web browsers, including Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. Brave already downloads pages twice as fast as Google's browser and is available for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android and the Apple Store.

Support for BAT tokens is integrated directly into the browser - it allows you to organize payments between content creators, advertisers and viewers. Also, the browser was designed with a focus on privacy, so it instantly blocks cookies and tracking code - third-party software does not need it.

Brave was created in 2015 by Brendan Eich - he was one of the first participants in the development of the popular Mozilla Firefox browser, and also created JavaScript.

In BAT, they plan to change the advertising industry, blocking all usual advertisements and creating a new advertising system based on a fundamentally new concept - monetizing the attention of users. In this case, the BAT token will be the currency for the purchase of advertising space from the content creators.

Also in the company claim that the savings on mobile traffic due to the blocking of advertising on average is $ 23. In addition, if users are ready to view advertisements, they will be able to receive compensation in BAT for viewing certain ads, up to 70% of the advertiser's expenses - when the team implements this functionality.

Browser Brave can be downloaded at www.brave.com.



After installation, the browser will start and ask if you want to make it your default browser - first of all the clean design of the interface is striking.



Turning to the settings page, we see that Brave has many functions of competing browsers, including support for plug-ins and extensions.



On the page "Payments" there are tools for working with the BAT token - here you can set a monthly budget for donations to selected authors or trusted publishers. You can also replenish the balance of BAT here.



The new tab displays browser performance statistics - this shows the number of blocked counters and ads, the number of redirects to the HTTPS version of the sites, and the estimate of the time saved by fast loading.



In general, the browser remains the impression of a professionally and carefully made product - no wonder, given the participation of one of the creators of Mozilla Firefox. Currently, the browser is actively used by about 3 million people. Also in the ecosystem recorded about 16 thousand verified content publishers, and about 11 thousand YouTube-authors.

2. Golem - Decentralized processing power

The Golem network was created as a decentralized supercomputer - users who have free computing power can give them to the network and receive rewards in the GNT tokens.

In addition, network participants can, on the contrary, rent the missing resources. Today the Golem network supports only applications Blender and LuxRender, but in the future there will be other options - now the developers are preparing examples of the use of the network for rendering computer graphics.

The Golem Brass application is the simplest example of using Golem Network, and it has been available since April for public beta testing.

You can download it at https://golem.network/rendering/download/

After installing the software, you are greeted by a friendly robot, informing the user which ports to open to access the Golem network.



Then you must agree with the terms of service and warning that Golem is an evolving project, and the user connects to it at their own peril and risk.



After creating and backing up the password, the user will be prompted to enter the username and thereby create a network node.



The first screen shows everything the user needs to know. The interface is neat and thoughtful. With the help of the slider shown below, you can choose how much of the computer resources you need to allocate Golem Network, then click "Start Golem" and start renting your computing power.



That's all - now it remains only to wait a little while the computer connects to other nodes of the network.



Since Golem Brass was released very recently, there are very few users on the network, so users who offer resources for rent usually can not find enough consumers to pay back their computers.

Nevertheless, as the popularity of the network grows and the options for its use increase, the number of consumers will increase exponentially.

We can safely say that the Golem team has done an excellent job on Golem Brass - it is shown that the network is working, and now it remains to wait for the implementation of new applications for the system.

3. FundRequest - Exchange for developers of products with open source code

The alpha version of the product was released on September 27, 2017, and since then the platform has been updated many times. Karen Striegel is in charge of the project.

FundRequest is a block system integrated with GitHub, and with it, users will be able to ask developers who create products with open source code to correct those or other errors.

On May 31, 2018 the FundRequest platform was launched officially. It is known that many authors abandon their projects in the absence of motivation to continue development, and with the help of FundRequest they can receive a reward for this work.

GitHub has more than 24 million users, so FundRequest has a lot to grow. There are also a number of bug-fixing projects that are important for users, and FundRequest provides a platform to solve this problem through economic incentives.

If you have a bug in an open source product or, conversely, some code that requires verification, you can open the site https://fundrequest.io and publish a job there - it's easy.



For developers, there is a separate section, which lists all available tasks.



If we scroll down this page, we will see a list of published tasks and their cost - in dollars and FND tokens. We see that the FundRequest team itself has posted several tasks. Also, there are other projects, such as Augur and Brave, who have already published specific tasks for fixing bugs and other improvements.



Clicking on one of the available tasks, you will see the details entered by the owner of the project that posted the task.



On the "Details" tab, you can see additional information about who published the project and how much you can get for it.



Clicking "View on GitHub", the developer gets into the GitHub repository with the project code. The history of this particular repository shows that the FundRequest bot publishes tasks for developers here.



After successfully fixing the error, the same bot will send a new message to the repository describing how to get the payment.



At the moment FundRequest is relatively little known, but the team is actively engaged in marketing, and continues to develop the platform, which will inevitably attract the attention of many developers of projects with open source.

Thank you all for attention!