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Quote from: laraveldeveloper on April 21, 2018, 06:53:26 AM

I have downloaded desktop wallet and withdraw coins into the desktop wallet. But when i am hovering my cursor on stake icon it is showing me tool tip with information "not staking because you don't have mature coins".

What is a mature coins exactly?

Your tokens are not "mature"/old enough. Keep your wallet open (only for staking) so they will be able to mature. Its a normal thing in staking.

I dont know about the Cryptonex staking specifically, but I assume it follows the same path as the regular staking, you are holding their tokens in their wallet and for this you receive "interests" in the form of their tokens.

All of the bounty platforms worth mentioning have been mentioned already but in most cases, the campaigns that are being held here on Bitcointalk are usually more profitable for individual participants than the ones that are running on something like Bountyhive. The exception here is bounty0x where you can still get a hefty sum of tokens just for doing simple tasks.

Its not really that hidden as it is in front of your eyes when you open up the top 100 on coinmarketcap, but I think that AION is still relatively unknown/overlooked in comparison with its comrades (Icon, Wanchain...) and could explode when finally getting the exposure that it deserves.

These days its fashionable to bash Ripple, justifiably I would say, but there is zero chance for it to overtake the Bitcoins market cap. Ether would have a better chance in perfect conditions but there are just to many competitors of his for this to happen.

Its just a natural life cycle of the crypto market, the big correction was unavoidable as the bulls dominated the winter of 2017. If you are in for the long term, try to ignore turbulence in between.

Quote from: vadimkavp on April 19, 2018, 08:33:38 AM

There was information about that for holders of coins will be airdrop. Does anyone know how long they're supposed to be here?

Not sure what you are asking but it seems that I already received an airdrop to my MEW where I am holding Pundi tokens. Not sure if it was the one you are referring to but it was definitely a nice amount.

I noticed that bounty hunters from third world countries tend to be the most impatient and rude ones, quickly turning to ad hominem attacks as they would be entitled to anything. Others tend to keep lower profile and act in more civilized ways. Just my observation, not trying to stereotype anyone.

At the moment I fancy Binance the most as well. Bittrex was my favorite for a long time but they rapidly started loosing steam when new players joined the market as the aforementioned Binance and Kucoin. Huobi holds a lot of potential as well.

Yep, I have invested in a bunch of them but not that many. As an experiment in the beginning of my crypto "career" I invested in the Wagerr one, later in the Red Pulse one and the Fortuna one and now I plan to participate in the NEX crowdsale. Luckily most of them gave me solid returns.

There is a lot of possible red flags that can be noticed when researching ICOs, especially the team, make sure to research their legitimacy, their LinkedIn profiles etc. and avoid the ICOs that are not listing their teams at all.

I would strongly agree with the poster above me, your best bet would be upcoming infrastructure projects, those that are not yet in the mainnet phase of development like AION and its company. Those projects can be huge in the upcoming years.