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Talking about DeFi, what a shit show the recent Plutus token sale was. Similar to the DMM token sale fiasco. The demand is so high that the infrastructure designed for those type of sales crumbles and gets exploited. Still, I am excited to see what some upcoming DeFi projects will bring to the table, the ones like DeFiPie (people are FUD-ing it at the moment, but I think it could do very well), Mantra DAO, Stafi and some others.
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I would totally be for it. Just be sure to airdrop some to the early "supporters" haha  The hype and excitement around AMPL right now is insane, so something in the similar vein could do more than good on the market. Eager to see what the end product will be like, of course if you are gonna went thru with it and not abandon the idea along the road. |
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Its hard to say which one is my favorite as this title changes almost every year haha. In 2017-18 my favorite was Aion, but they really lack quality marketing so its price performance has been underwhelming to say at least, now this title belongs to RSR. I am also a strong believer in ETH, Hedera Hashgraph, Elrond and even smaller caps like Ferrum and 0chain. So yes, I have a lot of love to share around.
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ICOs are for sure kinda passe. There are anomalies like the AVA one, but most of upcoming projects tend to collect all of their funds in private and pre-sale rounds, avoiding the mess that could come out of running a traditional ICO. Others are reaching for "next gen" token sale concepts like the DYCO, bonding curve sale etc., so yes, traditional ICOs are slowly but surely dying.
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I would agree with the OP's list, but still, Hotbit can be a solid exchange when it comes to liquidity, but people have been raising red flags about it for a long time, so it would probably be the best idea to completely avoid it, agree. On the other hand, for small unknown projects its almost mission impossible to get listed even on some mid-tier exchanges like Bittrex, Kucoin etc., so listing on previously mentioned shady/low liquidity exchanges is their only way to put their tokens on the market.
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As some people pointed out already, being paid by the project's tokens is part of the gamble in the bounty hunting sphere. Only projects that have had some early funding and are strong believers in their project and its success will take a risk and pay bounty rewards in stable coins or ETH. Its a take it or leave it game and I like it, because it forces people into doing their own due diligence if they want to avoid shady projects/scams.
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Yea, its getting ridiculous on moments. I dont mind paying 50 cents for a transaction, even if that number is crazy high as well, but everything over a dollar is completely unacceptable in my eyes. A week or two ago I paid more than 10 bucks for a single stable coin swap on Kyber, a number that almost threw me out of my chair. ETH 2.0 cannot come fast enough.
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I am not sure if the ICOs as a concept can make a return, but right now you just have to market yourself properly, throw some buzzwords in like DeFi, decentralized etc. and your pre-sale will be oversubscribed 500%. On the other hand, DYCO from DAO Maker is an exciting new rendition of the ICO concept, the first project that tested it (Orion Protocol) has had a major moonshot, partly because of the DYCO and partly because of their DeFi tech.
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It has been years, so I am not completely certain, but it was either the Red Pulse ICO or the Wagger ICO. I am still holding those tokens, so no, my investments were not profitable at all. I was as well planning to participate in the Binance ICO but forgot about it, I also had a chance to be in the Tron and Qutum ICOs, but I did not pull my trigger, so yes, when it comes to the ICO scene, my decisions were poor to say at least.
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Bounty hunters are still too passive and submissive. For example, recently I participated in a campaign with a quite big allocation of rewards which should run for 4 weeks. After a week the team decided to cancel it and lower the original allocation to 3,3% of the original promised amount. The logical and fair allocation would be 25% of the original one, but they did not receive enough push-back to change their decision. The campaign has had 100s of participants and only a few of them expressed their opposition to team's decision. No "scam accusation" thread on Bitcointalk and no real push-back outside of the bounty campaign's Telegram channel. Bounty hunters have to realize they have more power, especially when they come together and act as a whole.
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Everyone will try to shill their own bags, either its on Twitter, Facebook or Telegram. Trust only yourself when it comes to crypto. At the moment I am sticking with the DeFi craze and riding the hype train, so I am really not too worried about anything else that could distract me on that ride, so better luck next time shillers and scammers.
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I still quite trust ICO Drops when it comes to their ratings, but trying to avoid ICO Bench and other shady rating sites as they have lost their credibility long time ago. There is a new player on the field, Blockfyre, they are writing HQ detailed reviews of projects and they already have quite a big following, which is not surprising at all, be sure to take a peek at their stuff.
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I was kinda freaked out at first as I assume most people were, but now I am pretty much nonchalant about it as it almost became a part of our daily life, even if the second wave is crashing hard on our neighboring countries and we ourselves are getting higher and higher confirmed numbers. Time will tell if I am gonna get back to my paranoid phase, probably not.
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#JOIN & #Proof of authentication
"Twitter" Campaign
Telegram username: @OdiumNostrum
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SCAM
All linked Telegram/Twitter channels have nothing to do with the official Aion channels. In the linked Telegram channels they are also running a "send ETH - receive AION" scam.
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Just your regular dosage of Whey. But I am intrigued with the whole Nootropics scene, tried Phenibut couple of times when I needed to chill, but got over it quickly, now its rotting away in my drawer.
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Well, The New Pope just started (a sequel to The Young Pope), but this one is more for an acquired taste, The Outsider just started on HBO as well, top tier stuff if judging on the basis of first two episodes.
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