I think it's the best thing since Bitcoin because I can use it to save my altcoins when shit start hitting the fan and then buy them when they are low, while Tether pretty much never moves from $1.

Now from my understanding people don't like it because an exchange created this coin and it can be made out of nothing?
But I'm not sure about this.

Any input?

Or is it because of high fees or/and congested network?

Or a combination of closed exchanges, congested network and high fees?

What do you think is the biggest culprint here?

Perhaps people are spent from the holidays and are saving money until the paycheck in late January?
Any speculation about the price in 1 month, about mid February?

Back to math class.

SunContract
Low market cap and its direct competitor (Power Ledger) which is behind in tech has 10x its market cap.

So I've had Nexus for a while now, bought when it was about $2 each. It's at about $13 now and I don't see it going higher anytime soon.

I did a great deal dumping NEO at $75 and bought in on COSS which gave me 8x return almost immediatelly (and probably additional x10 in 3-6 months).

I've had some stale coins lately, Radium, Nexus and Waves. I'm keeping Waves as they should have smart contract soon and most likely go up in price quite a bit.

Nexus might go x10 in 2019, but 2019 is not around the corner.
So maybe dump it and get SpectreCoin or something?

Ask on Telegram, I read earlier that someone was helped much faster than sending an email.

They will be stuck and you will have to use a guide where somewhere to get them back.
That's what happened to me.

I'm lately losing connection while mining GBX on port 4236. It does reconnect quickly but it's annoying to see these dips 6-8 times per day on all 3 of my miners. I haven't noticed my internet going down, so this must be some pool bug?

There are however big competitors to Binance like COSS and KuCoin where both return 50% of the fee. Binance nor any other exchange do this.

The exchange office will ask you where the money is from and to show proof.

I got 500 Tron on my exchange, no idea where it came from. The value is so low I'm not bothered by it.
What is even this crypto?

Yeah it's time to buy but fucking hell, with what? If I predicted this drop I could've unloaded my shit for USDT and then bought again, but noooo, these drops are so hard to predict for us who can't read the charts (and I doubt even those who can read the charts can predict these FUD moments).

2 years? Nonsense, Binance was born in July '17, KuCoin October '17 and COSS very late September '17. Neither KuCoin nor Binance have 2 years advantage over COSS.

Binance boomed in mid December going x2 and then x5 in late December. Reached ATH 7 January.
KuCoin boomed late December, reaching ATH close to Binance per coin. It however boomed much faster than Binance, which means these projects are highly sought.
COSS started booming early January but truly took off 6. January. It's behind Binance and KuCoin but not by a lot. They are all almost equally as old. You could almost predict COSS future by looking at Binance and KuCoin. Actually both COSS and KuCoin offer 50% fee return which would make those exchanges more popular than the normal ones. I don't have any info on this on Binance.

China is trying to get miners to stop using so much electricity, by maybe limiting how much electricity they will have available.
This could get a lot of miners in China to dump their BTC.

Also, S. Korea has ordered bank inspection on all banks that deal with cryptocurrency. So people are maybe freaking out because of that as well and cashing out while it's still time.

Those are the two latest news I've heard about, don't know if there's more.

You were a bit quick. Everything is in deep red suddenly. From $0.7 to below $0.48 again in like 1 hour lol.
But the whole crypto is in red now.

Yeah I want to know what's triggering these fucking dumps.

It just goes down, no explanation. Fine, one coin dumping because of FUD or devs abandoning it, but ALL at the same time?
Must be someone spreading FUD about crypto in general, but what are the news?

The latest I've heard that might impact crypto is China attempting to limit electricity to miners (so they are maybe dumping BTC) and South Korea ordering inspection of all banks that trade with crypto (in South Korea).
Can North Korea already nuke South Korea so we can avoid having crypto headaches?

I mine with 13x1060 and 1x1080Ti. The price of electricity is rather high, about €0.15/kwh.

It's the same in Sweden.
We have electricity distributors and production. It sucks, you get two different bills unless you opt to get distribution from the producer, but it's not always the cheapest option.

Does that mean new UI in 3 months?