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So this looks like the closest possible reason for ethereum dump. Hopefully, those big holders will delay selling some of their bags.
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what happened until the movement continued to fall deeper? all panic saw it, many thought this was the end of crypto, try something that could make this atmosphere calm
You cannot blame people saying it is the end of crypto, they are not used to seeing market dumps. Just understand that crypto market is very volatile, there is a time for a pump and there is also a time for dump. |
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As the title said, Who makes more in the end? I been on trading for quite times,been scalping and learned a few lesson in technical analysis.
A trader or a holder , who earned a lot and takes more .
When is "end"? You have to at least include a time frame. It is more likely that holders will earn more provided that they invested in a top quality coin. I mean, you can hodl a trash coin all you want and will still remain trash even after 5 years. |
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I do not understand how the platform can still be active while its cryptocurrency will go down to zero. It does not make sense to me. There's also a continued development to improve the platform.
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Although the whole market is red, I'm very much afraid of holding ETH now. In my opinion, ETH was fluctuated to its ATH when people were more interested investing in ICO. Nowadays ICO is almost dead. That is why it has less demand. I don't think it will get another ATH soon.
What's your thoughts on it? Should I hold now?
Well, that is a good point why Eth is on a downtrend. Many have also postponed their token sale due to the market condition. Another reason for the drop is the cashing out of previous ICO's. I am still positive though that we'll see a good reversal by November and December |
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Bounties are not stupid. But, the participants are stupid. They are ignorant and doesn't care with how this forum would be with those spammers everywhere, they will do everything they could to earn money quickly, not limited to account farming and such (that's why you have seen lot of account farmers in this forum)
Exactly. Bounty campaigns are not stupid. The purpose is legit. It is just unfortunate that some participants abuse the system. |
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What's the point in distributing 2% towards bounties??
Those people will flip the tokens as soon as they get them, and it's usually much less people than it looks like due to multi-account.
Also the quality of the post is very low even for hero and "legendary" members.
If I had a coin I would never ever distribute part of the tokens towards bounties; I'd see that as a kick in the nuts to legit ICO participants.
You have a valid point. The thing is what alternative can you give to market an ICO the cheapest way possible other than airdrop and bounty campaigns? Take note also that ICO sponsored advertising have been banned in other platforms too. |
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bermonths do you think this is the beginning of increasing market value?
so I said because I want to invest now! I will make sure that my investment is growing.
Please give me advice so I will not lose money.
"I will make sure that my investment is growing." There is no way you can be sure that your investment will grow. "Please give me advice so I will not lose money." Even the "best" advises cannot give you a 100% guarantee that you will not lose your money. Always remember that the market is volatile. |
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When are you waiting for the next massive pump after the last big fall few days ago? Waiting for SEC futures?
I don't know about SEC futures. I am just waiting for the fourth quarter. I think we will have a good run by November and December. |
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Good question. So many coins and tokens have popped out for the past months and it's really confusing now. A lot of them are not even legit. Anyway, reading the whitepaper is the only way I think to determine each coins/tokens use cases.
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Is it necessary for token or coin to pay huge amount of bitcoin or ethuruem for it to be listed on Exchange...
Why exchangers charge millions of dollars to get a token listed on their exchange?
It is not necessary. But there are centralized exchanges out there that are more popular and have better volume than others. So ideally, if you are a developer or head of a certain project, you would also want your coin or token to be listed on exchanges that most traders/investors visit. |
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Great List! These guidelines should be the ten commandments in cryptocurrency investing and trading. My favorite on that list would be number eight. It is important to understand that.
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Yeah I do. It was my greed that prevented me from selling thinking their value would even go higher. Right now, some are already dead and will never come back to its ATH.
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Yes, emotions will really affect our trading performance if we cannot control it. I have made mistakes before because of my impatience, fear, and greed.
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That is his personal opinion and nothing we can do about that. Many have expressed their negative opinion before but Ethereum is still here.
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I have read a lot of complaints about identity theft from public spreadsheets. There's too much information being displayed. I have also read some accusing some of selling out private information gathered from KYC. It's a risk one has to take for bounty hunters, joining a campaign is a choice after all.
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Hi guys, I found a new project which try to resolve a problem of buying and selling a crypto with cash safely. Im thinking about investing in them. But would like to hear other people opinion about project. What you think about them? https://www.cryptocasher.ioI am not sure if the use case is really relevant. I think there are more worthy project to invest into rather than this one. Try to look around, you might see one that has a solid use case. |
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After reading their whitepaper then ask yourself these questions:
1. Does the document make sense to you? (Did you get a picture of the whole idea they are talking about?)
2. Is project going to provide any real solution to any problem? (scam projects usually provide vague solutions which normally does not point out the blockchain aspect in it)
3. Is the document having original contents (scam projects usually copy people's work)
4. How old is their official website (most scam projects usually have new websites)
5. What has the team done already towards the project.(scam projects usually do not have any detailed roadmap)
6. Check the team's profile on linkedIn and also their number of connections. (fake ones usually have low and no real connections.)
7. Check the token distribution. Is there equity and equality? (the scam ones usually allocate higher percentages to the team)
8. Did they give any abnormal price speculations? (i joined one bounty(Crestonium) who promised 3 times profit within 6 months else they are going to refund investors monies back to them. They ended up being a scam)
No matter how vigilant you are, you can still get scammed but at least, you can reduce the risk of being scammed. Enjoy your day
Good list you have here. I agree with the last paragraph, there is no guarantee that you will never be scammed but at least you can lower the chances of that happening by applying these guidelines. |
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If Bitcoin's the man of the cryptoworld then all other currencies are his bitches. So why don't we call them bitchcoins instead of alt coins  ? I suppose this post is meant to be funny. There's a truth to it though. Whenever King Bitcoin moves, every altcoin are affected. I wonder when will that trend stop. |
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Last year it was Ripple and Ethreum which was the most valuable and most profitable altcoins for the investors but what about this year? Which of the altcoins do you think will be most valuable apart from ethreum as ethreum will be the most valuable by default.
This is difficult to predict as there are thousands of coins/tokens out there and there maybe a few hundreds that are solid ones. Dash could be the next. |
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