Do you need to use a miner, I quickly looked at the whitepaper and the only thing I could see that the user needs to start mining is WBT tokens, a wallet for mining rewards and an email address. Might be wrong but that's all I could see.

People panic sell, it's been a poor market recently and some investors might have held tokens for a long time. Maybe now that the tokens are listed on exchanges it has allowed these investors to free up some liquidity by cashing in earlier. You're right this project has only just really started to put the gears in motion and get their internet protocol ready for release. There are big things in store for COVA, people just need to keep faith in the team.

I haven't been able to go through the Neuroneum whitepaper yet. However, I did get a chance to check out the pitch deck and there were some interesting facts on there. I like that they provide so many different services; cryptocurrency mining, computer power marketplace and a credit card. It might be a lot of work to get it all done but hopefully the team can raise enough funds.

First time I've heard of Neuroneum, it looks different to other cryptocurrency mining services that I have come across in the past. I really like that users will be able to buy and sell unused computing power to make a profit and they can mine tokens and then use a card to make everyday payments and purchases. It's a cool way of linking crypto-fiat and increasing adoption.

If I was a private investor I would not be selling my tokens at this price. COVA is a great project and they are slowly building up steam. They had a very good end to the year and I'm expecting them to continue developing their project in 2019.

Hopefully, but don't forget they have a long way to go. Recent strategic partnership announcements with Terra & Bitmax are very encouraging. These partnerships not only open up access to a larger market, but they also allow the projects to share their knowledge and expertise in the respective fields.

Yeah man it will be good news for followers of both projects because COVA could get listed on a new, innovative crypto exchange with lots of features for it's traders, and Bitmax's users will get to trade an interesting token that has a lot of potential.

I really want to see how it will work, I wonder if there will be an announcement soon about COVA potentially getting listed on Bitmax. That would be pretty cool.

Not sure, but if you look at the token metrics article that was shared earlier (https://medium.com/@covatoken/cova-token-metrics-992a4de20755) you will see that that 20% of the total supply was sold in the private sale and 30% of the private sale tokens will be available to be sold by private investors from day 1. There is also 4% of the total supply that was distributed to voters on Huobi as incentives, these will also be available to be sold at the time of listing.

There are 6.5 billion tokens in total and if you look at the percentages I posted above, approximately 390m tokens will be available if private investors decide to sell immediately and there will be a further 260m available from voters on the Huobi exchange if they chose to sell as well.

Not sure if that's the plan or if they are going to use tokens from elsewhere. We will just have to wait and see.

Yeah exactly, this project is definitely a long HODL because as you can see from the COVA roadmap it could take a while for them to finish development. Saying that it does look like they will be releasing their public testnet beta at some point in January, hopefully, the team will get some good results and could push the token up in value.

Oh yeah definitely, their token isn't in full circulation yet and they have been quiet in recent months. But it appears the beast has been awoken and the team are ready to notch it up a gear to ensure they are in the forefront of crypto investors minds.

It could be the change they need to be a success. I know it is a drastic decision to make, but a change in tact and approach could see ONAM welcome more investments. It's just I look at their website and check the counter and personally think they should have raised a lot more. The markets have changed and teams need to adapt to these changes and keep up with new models and frameworks.

I personally think they should abandon their ICO and try to find an alternative way to raise funds for their development. I would suggest the ONAM team looks into starting their own STO or trying to secure private investments.

I think their project is brilliant, there is a lot of technical knowledge behind COVA. They have gone about their development and marketing in a very professional way, I think a lot of people will be interested in learning more about their project and see how it can improve the conventional internet protocol.

SEC represents US investors and businesses but it also applies to global markets. The US is arguably the most powerful country in the world, so if their Government makes a decision on how they want to tax or regulate crypto then the rest of the world normally follows in their footsteps.

Hopefully, this is the start of big things for Covalent, Huobi is one of the most popular and well-spoken about cryptocurrency exchanges. They are more than an exchange it is almost its own crypto ecosystem and it's awesome that COVA is a part of this.

It's very interesting because it will either make crypto investments mainstream and encourage larger corporate investors or it will discourage people from investing due to over-regulation and reduce interest as it might make it less friendly to beginners.

I'm so excited that COVA has successfully earned a listing on Huobi through their competition program. This is a massive step forward for COVA, this will really help them establish themselves as a top blockchain project. Access to hundreds of thousands of users and millions of $ worth of volume.

KYC is a requirement for all ICO's, it also acts as a safety net for projects to ensure that none of their investors is using illegal or dirty money to integrate criminals funds through legitimate crypto investments and blockchain projects.

Potentially... alts normally follow the price movements of Bitcoin as it's the market leader and it has high % of market dominance. Sometimes alt prices do not always follow this trend and their prices can move independently to Bitcoin due to other factors.