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What the hell is ForkDelta? I knew they were going to have a crowdsale but I didn't think that was going to produce a fork. In any case I traded on Etherdelta last week, so summize to say it isn't dead just yet.
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Not only is it sustainable but you might actually find you enjoy a lot of things in crypto more than the 9-5. Other than ditching the 9-5 which is awesome, you have the freedom to live your life how you chose and be your own boss. This can be painful and tedious to get yourself to work at times, but once you work hard and realize profit there is hardly a better feeling.
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While this is a good sign for NANO, don't hope that he joins your team he just likes the project. One can like a project and not end up shilling or getting paid by them, those humans do exist too.
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In that case, I would bet the price would be one tenth of Monero's current valuation. Using that baseline I would say $30 is a good starting point, although I believe it will open higher in between $45-60.
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I know not everyone is happy about KYC and some people don’t agree with it ideologically, especially when it comes to cryptocurrencies, where transfers are anonymous, or at least pseudo anonymous. However, for serious companies that hold an ICO to be a legitimate partner to public bodies and large companies — or even just to their bank — they need to be sure that the sources of all funds raised in their token sale are legitimate. No funds can come from illicit sources, people under sanctions, or organizations with terroristic links. I know not people agree with this, but KYC will be more and more present while the crypto market further matures.
Okay and to be fair there is nothing wrong with them doing that, but what if we flip the script? I want to make sure the organization I am handing my funds to is not terrorist or malcious in any way, would they agree to a reverse KYC? I think not, and that is the bigger problem at play here. |
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Finally i found details regarding Merit system.
Concern: No one can read through each and every post and then award points based on relevancy. That means many a posts will be overlooked and usually the first posts to be read will get rewarded and the later ones will just be lost even if they ended up being more useful.
What do you mean finally, the thread has been here for two weeks. If you look towards the top right there is a search feature you probably could have found it faster  . And yes there are some flaws to the system, but it isn't 100% concrete, admins said they would monitor and see how it goes. Make useful posts and you need not worry  |
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Not 100% sure but given how hard every coin bounced and the simultaneous nature of the bounce I am inclined to believe that we are headed in the right direction now. Hope that the worst is behind, although not ruling it out fully at this point.
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There is no current alternative to replace Bitcoin and that is because Bitcoin hasn't failed yet. There are several hundred coins lined up to try take that position though if Bitcoin ever does fail. The crypto economy can survive without Bitcoin but I think a lot of confidence would be lost at that time, although a recovery to me would seem inevitable.
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It could certainly impact the markets, but don't look to one single indicator as the reason for why things are happening. Often times in crypto there are a myriad of events that are concurrently happening which give rise to how the markets play out, a singular event does not decide the market.
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It will go strong for sure but I don't think it will overtake BTC like everyone else seemingly does here. Besides they are two different coins people why are we trying to compare sheeps and gorillas here?
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The next era, the new generation, whatever you want to call it, it is here. Bitcoin is here to stay, everybody will have some soon and unless you turn off the internet completely worldwide simultaneously I believe that will be a reality in 10 years.
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Among a lot of other reasons including the FUD from China, Korea, and India. Add that together with Tether and a huge surge in December and you have what I call inevitable January. Don't fret though Bitcoin isn't going to die it will survive and yes the fees will get much cheaper when LN gets added. At the same time speed will get increased as transactions would then be near instantaneous!
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Look at what coin is holding up proper in the midst of this shit show of a storm it is my baby Bitcore (BTX)! Every time I see that sign it shows great resiliency and generally means we are in a strong alt, congrats fam on that tight selection  ! |
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Sadly yes I do but at the same time triumphantly I don't react to it. I have a set game plan for all of my coins and once the plan hits either way I get into action, other than that I try to remain as emotionless as possible.
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Of course it is happening look at how bad BTC is getting punished worldwide with bans and concerns. If there was any time ETH was going to take over one would think it will happen in the coming weeks, BTC is bloody and down right now. Only question is will Ethereum snap up this opportunity?
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Brilliant, I was wondering why Bitcoin was dumping this hard but that makes total and complete sense. How many gov'ts are going to come out and ban? Can we all do this tomorrow please so it is not to effect the markets? Please and ty  |
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I would argue it most probably won't happen and the pundits who do think this themselves admit they have no understanding of how bitcoin works. Yet we are supposed to take their word that it will drop between 1-3k? No chance in hell I am doing that, I make my own opinions about Bitcoin and personally I never see it dropping below 5k.
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There is also a Netflix documentary called Banking on Bitcoin so you can actually learn about crypto on Netflix no style, just straight up  . |
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Technically no because you would have to say something that declares a ban on altcoins but in the spirit of the rule and in good faith if the country or state banned Bitcoin I am pretty sure they meant altcoins too unfortunately.
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If you have a big bag of a small coin good luck trying to exit all your coins because if you did at once you would smash the book right down. Sucks to be holding onto a lot of valuable coins you can't get rid of, truly awful feeling  . |
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