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2561  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What's your plan if you bought around all time high? on: April 25, 2019, 07:42:54 PM
Of course, if you purchased a cryptocurrency at the peak of its price at the end of 2017, then one of the best ways to save your invested funds will be their further retention until they again rise to the previous record price. What to do with this cryptocurrency further should depend on how promising the blow job itself or token is how successful their project is.
However, just holding coins is not the most successful method of making a profit. It is best to combine cryptocurrency with partial trading with significant decreases and increases in its price.
2562  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: It's time to pick altcoin on: April 24, 2019, 02:58:58 AM
It is never too late to choose and buy altcoins. However, now we see a slow steady rise in the cryptocurrency market, which means that the Altcoins have begun to rise in price. Therefore, it is no longer necessary to hesitate, however, they should be chosen with special care not to invest in useless coins. For inexperienced investors better suited coins. listed at the top of the CoinMarketCap table.
2563  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Would Ethereum remain the number 1 smart-contract platform in 2020 and onward? on: April 23, 2019, 07:13:30 PM
Looking at the success of Ethereum in 2017, so many new ventures started their journey in order to compete Ethereum. Some took momentum as a matter of fact like Tron and Eos. Other names like Cardano and Zilliqa etc are also running in the race.

What do you think would Ethereum sustain this pressure and retain its leading spot?

How would the Proof of Stake, if implemented in time, work for Ethereum?

Would Ethereum solve their scalability issue?

Does Ethereum decentralization give it an edge over other centralized smart contract platforms?


I wish it were. I used to use wallets with ERC-20 tokens and participate in ICO projects that release their tokens on the ethereum platform. Therefore, I practically do not participate in the campaigns of the ICO bounty, where you do not need to have MyEtherWallet wallets.
Ethereum has all chances to be the first platform for smart contracts. For the time being, improvements are being made to this coin and two more stages of the next improvements are planned.
2564  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Sorry We are Closed on: April 23, 2019, 07:00:11 PM
I don't know how good they were, but I know the name. Quite shame..
I think that a good number of exchanges in more than necessary. Small number of exchanges means bigger centralization, means a bigger risk for manipulation...
Right. A small number of exchanges means their greater centralization. Therefore, the more exchange we have, the more difficult it will be for states to track us. Therefore, I believe that we need the more exchangers. Some of them will be closed all the time for various objective and subjective reasons. The more there will be in the world of exchangers, the more competition will be among them and the better conditions we will have as their customers.
2565  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Are you holding a bag of useless illiquid tokens? Like I do? on: April 23, 2019, 06:41:19 PM
Yes, I keep in my wallets a lot of tokens, received as a result of participation in the bounty campaigns ICO. However, it seems to me that it is still too early to conclude that many of them are useless. For the development of many projects need a long time, up to several years. Therefore, I do not lose hope. Of course, some of the tokens seem useless and we knew that this would happen. However, the rest of the tokens should bring us a good profit. In the world of cryptocurrency, losses are always unavoidable and need to be put up with.
2566  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is there any real use for bank-backed cryptocurrency ? on: April 22, 2019, 07:02:58 PM
All news about bank backed cryptocurrencies are telling that they are gona be some stablecoins like USDT or TUSD but that ones would be used to cut some expences and fees for the bank that issued them without any serious relation to the other crypto world. Which means it would have no impact on the Bitcoin price. Banks are just finaly using blockchain to cut their costs.
Yes, I also agree with you. The cryptocurrency created by banks is likely to be more like a stable cryptocurrency if such a centralized cryptocurrency is supported by the state and has national status. Only the centralized cryptocurrency of individual state bodies and commercial structures will create their own centralized cryptocurrency, which can bring profit to their owners. It is difficult to predict the popularity of such coins and the demand for them.
2567  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is the IEO cheating / Should I invest in IEO? on: April 22, 2019, 06:38:00 PM
From my point of view, IEO is much better than ICO as it has at least 2 big advantages:
- projects are being verified by exchanges before IEO starts
- you know from the beginning the name of the exchange the project will be listed.
Yes, I agree that these are two advantages of IEO over ICO projects. This slightly reduces the risk of investors losing money. However, the same risk of fraud remains the same, since the exchanges cannot conduct a comprehensive review of the submitted projects and their teams. In all other respects, IEO projects are the same ICO projects and no one is immune from the fact that after the fundraising, the IEO teams will not leave their projects without further implementation and their tokens will not become useless.
2568  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Should I buy TRON or ETH? on: April 22, 2019, 05:49:12 AM
I also agree that the ethereum coin would be the best investment in this case. Now it is relatively cheap and, given its constant demand, this coin will continue to grow well in value. In addition, we see that the team of this coin has recently intensified and is improving it, as well as two more stages of improvement are planned.
Of course, the throne is also considered a promising coin. Partially can be purchased and this coin.
2569  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Will the governments ban all privacy cryptocurrencies ? on: April 22, 2019, 04:34:44 AM
I'm considering to buy and hold some privacy coins for long term. I read some articles and they said governments are taking harsh stances on privacy coins. Do you think they will ban all privacy cryptocurrencies by prohibiting exchanges to list those coins?
Not going to happen because the main aim of cryptocurrencies are decentralization ,two anonimity and freedom with your transactions.Doesnt make sense why would these countries will ban privacy coin and why others altcoins wont? if they want cryptocurrencies to collapse why not do it in just one global ban? if they ban privacy coins morelikely they will ban all the cryptocurrencies.
I read an article that Japanese government pressure coincheck into delisting Privacy Coins Monero, Dash, and Zcash. I'm afraid that many other exchanges will follow suit when government tighten the regulations. For other cyptocurrencies, you can know who send, so you can blacklist those suspicious accounts in the database, but for privacy coins it's impossible. For that reason, it's likely ban will happen.
I think that such a danger exists. Certain states may well prohibit the circulation of coins with a high degree of anonymity and Japan is an example of such an attitude towards anonymous cryptocurrencies. It is alarming precisely because. that Japan as a whole has a very friendly cryptocurrency policy. Therefore, it is possible that many other states will follow the example of Japan. However, I think the community will come up with an optimal way out of this situation for using anonymous cryptocurrencies. It may be decentralized exchanges that will be located in offshore zones.
2570  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: John "fucking" McAfee: I will reveal Satoshi on: April 21, 2019, 08:29:35 PM
John McAfee just attracts attention. On his name, he recently earns a good idea. Therefore, do not pay special attention to his words. Even if we assume that he knows who is hiding under the name of the creator of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto. then without hard evidence his words mean nothing. If Satoshi himself does not want to show up, no one can force him to do this. But it seems that he is not going to do it.
2571  Economy / Economics / Re: If the government supports bitcoin instead of the existing currency. on: April 21, 2019, 08:19:04 PM
the world will change, and the economy will change completely. it is possible, there will be no such thing as inflation. because if bitcoin is supported by governments all over the world, then the world will use that one currency, namely bitcoin with the same global exchange rate.
What are you, however, naive. With the spread of cryptocurrency, nothing substantial will happen in this world. Cryptocurrency will become one of the types of non-cash forms of payment and will go along with the national currencies of the states.
No state will ever give up their national money. It is vseravno what to abandon the regulation of its economy and give it into the hands of a foreign state
2572  Economy / Economics / Re: A Crypto Blessing: China’s Plan to Ban Bitcoin Mining Will Work Wonders on: April 21, 2019, 08:00:16 PM
If the Chinese government prohibits mining Bitcoin, I think that nothing will change. About the prohibition of mining Bitcoin in China, they say about two years. During this time, many with their farms left China for other countries and there are mining cryptocurrency. So I do not see any problems. Let them finally decide in China what they want, and this uncertainty that has been going on for two years is annoying.
2573  Economy / Economics / Re: Can Bitcoin Beat Banks? on: April 21, 2019, 07:44:10 PM
Of course not. Bitcoin or other decentralized cryptocurrency will not be able to affect banks or other financial institutions so as to be the reason for the termination of their activities. Banks, especially state-owned, are under the direct protection of the state. Their activities will always be in demand by the state, as well as legal entities for servicing businesses and individuals for lending, depositing and receiving other types of services.
Yes, Bitcoin and can not damage the banks. In the future, after the legalization of cryptocurrency, they will exist together and complement the capabilities of each other.
2574  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: KYC requirements on BitcoinTalk Bounty Campaigns Become Worst! on: April 20, 2019, 09:49:41 PM
Lately i'm just inspect most of the active Bounties in the forum and i even try visit those KYC requiring Campaigns i was find out that some of the campaigns are not accepting national ID's and requiring too much in order to recieve tokens I think its rude and too much what do you think?
If the ICO teams do not accept national documents for their KYC checks, then I’m absolutely sure that such a KYC check is carried out after the ICO and it is carried out only in order for artificial reasons not to pay to the head hunters the tokens they earned.
It should be said that the KYC check on bounty hunters is generally illegal, since it should be carried out only with the aim of preventing the laundering of dirty money and fighting the financing of terrorism. ICO bounty campaigners do not invest in ICO projects and therefore cannot be suspected of laundering dirty money or financing terrorists. Therefore, only KYC investors can be tested. ICO teams are now abusing their rights, taking advantage of the fact that this activity is not yet regulated.
2575  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Sweden on track to stop using cash by 2023 on: April 20, 2019, 09:36:50 PM
I think that this is a good example for neighboring countries to give up cash and create a cashless society. I am sure that after Sweden, Norway and Finland will go to bank transfer. In this case, it will be much easier for citizens of these countries to start using them than for countries that have not switched to cashless payments.
I doubt that Sweden will really refuse to use cash. In my opinion, this is not yet possible. Of course, technically highly developed countries with high incomes of citizens can try to switch exclusively to non-cash forms of payment. However, it seems to me that there will always be situations. when cash is needed.
2576  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: AIRDROPS ASKING FOR KYC VERIFICATION on: March 26, 2019, 04:40:52 PM
The issue of KYC always raises questions whose answers are mostly not very discerning to the ears. It is quite unfortunate, I know most crypto enthusiasts are not comfortable giving out their personal information for KYC but there is little we can do about the situation at the moment.  Most of these projects claim they are under a legal jurisdiction where KYC is very important for many business projects. The new trend is increasingly becoming worrisome as many airdrops are even requiring KYC verification from participants.
I have repeatedly asked questions to the ICO team and everyone who is associated with bounty hunters on their behalf on the basis of what legal document they require to pass KYC bounty hunters and that this document says about the participants of the ICO bounty campaign. I never received any answer on the essence of this question. I am also confident that everyone who writes on the forum that ICO teams have the right to require us to undergo KYC checks have no idea about such a right.
It is illegal to require ICO bounty campaigners to pass KYC checks. I hope that when there will be government regulation of ICO activities, such a check against us will disappear.
2577  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Maybe the crypto market will never take off! on: March 26, 2019, 06:43:51 AM
In the previous year the crypto market was suffering and now the crypto market showing a positive sign and i think it is ready to take off anytime, i believe crypto market will gonna show a huge of prices because of the support from the community.
Of course, the cryptocurrency market will fall more than once and will recover and grow more than once. We need patience and an understanding of the characteristics of this market. It develops cyclically, since it is practically not secured and its price is formed solely on the basis of the relationship between supply and demand. Smart people will stay in crypto at any price.
2578  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Got a Job after loosing hope in Bounties on: March 26, 2019, 06:36:03 AM
I lost hope in bounty hunting and started to focus on my regular job. Before I was contented and overwhelmed of how much I am earning in bounties but now it's not worth it anymore. The months you spend participating and in the end you get nothing. I think bounty hunting is going down and soon will be history. The glory days of earning big in bounty hunting is done. It was a fun ride though.
Now the situation is really very difficult for bounty hunters. This type of activity no longer brings profit, which would justify this type of activity. Therefore, it is logical that many have left this occupation. Only those who consider this occupation as a hobby and have the need to simply communicate on the topic of cryptocurrency will be active participants in this forum for a long time. We are sure that the initial offer of coins will be revived, perhaps even in a different form, but this will be because this is the main way of developing cryptocurrency. In this regard, we need to continue to follow the events in the world of cryptocurrency and one of the good options in this is this forum.
2579  Economy / Economics / Re: In the future, will fiat currencies be necessary in the world? on: March 25, 2019, 07:31:17 PM
If you are thinking of total digitization of payment method than it will take 4-5 decade or more  but till that time fiat will be used for various physical transaction.not everyone is educated and have knowledge of digital currency ,it will take good amount of time when majority of population will be educated and will have digital hardware wallet like system for day today purchases but it will be difficult to implement it.

4 to 5 decades is a long time for the transform of fiat currency into crypto currencies. It may take maximum 10 years in which we can shift from fiat to crypto. Once the crypto currencies become popular, the education and hardware will not be hindrance anymore.
National money of the states will not disappear neither in a hundred, nor in two hundred years. Don't be so naive. As long as there are different states with different conflicting interests and there will be economic, political and military conflicts in the world, until then every state will have its own currency. So it was, is and always will be. If you believe that in a few decades world peace will come, which has not yet existed on the planet since the appearance of the first human civilization, then this is a very bold and stupid statement.
2580  Economy / Economics / Re: Why the global currency cannot be 100% internet based and if we will have one on: March 25, 2019, 07:20:00 PM
We already have a lot of currencies that are used by most countries and can be considered world currencies.
World currency can hardly be based on the Internet. If it is a generally accepted world currency, it should have guarantees of security, stability, security, and so on. The currency that will exist on the Internet cannot meet such criteria. In any case, a decentralized cryptocurrency can hardly be a world currency. I admit the possibility of a world centralized cryptocurrency of one of the most powerful state or union of states.
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