I don't think that this is something worthwhile even if true. Eventually we know that it is going to decline because real world use of crypto doesn't prove as convenient as for electronic payments. Those stores that accept crypto do it for a PR boost if they are doing it on a physical location. Usage had always been low.

Ethereum's price is really dependent on the success of projects and the fact that so many ICOs rushed to make promises they couldn't deliver on makes it hard for ethereum to go up again. ICOs rushed to grab money and now many investors are unsatisfied exiting ethereum and even crypto.

I think that Cyprus might be it. They have been home to forex and binary option websites for about a decade now. They don't publish data of those companies! It's alsi very attractive due to taxes. Regulations on bitcoin could be liberal enough to attract crypto companies as well.

Might be due to the fact that miners are more efficient on that algo. I'd like to see hashrate sources and if that 70% elephant has gone down at all. It'll be interesting to see if any botnets jump on the coin again in the long term.

There certainly is potential for that to happen. I believe that the current pressure that's haunting prices isn't alleviating in a sense that could help markets recover. So far, I believe ethereum has gotten the most pressure out of all alts so I think there's more to give from its market.

There is currently an open accusation against bountyhive handling user funds unfairly. I wouldn't trust any such platform that is accused for scamming. This could hurt the reputation of ICOs that use it. Here's the relevant thread with 17 pages of discussion where bountyhive is accused for being a scam:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3219474.0

I think it'd be better to move to a platform by trusted community members like bountyportals which is run by irfan_pak10

Coins cattering to a specific industry have been tried before but who would adopt a coint simply based on its name? I don't see much innovation here. The whitepaper kind of misses the fact that telecommunications have been, and to a large extent need to be localized. The point of creating a global currency for that sector would only make sense if there was need for such.

You could go to the scam accusation section of the forum and compile a report. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

That's only as far as bitcoin goes but other than that notifying other communities would be useful as well. Like reddit crypto communities for example. Other than that, potentially notify sites that list the ICO that it scammed.

So, I came in contact with the project's admin (OP in this thread) and he's was very helpful in the process of setting up an account and explaining what the indicators of the bot settings UI meant. He does appear to be knowledgeable on the field and surprisingly fast at addressing issues.

The review:


I was provided a trial on the website for testing purposes and I can say that I'm very impressed.

The product:
Lunabot offers a very comprehensive yet powerful dashboard for adjusting bot settings. The great thing about in my opinion is that anyone can sign up in the platform to get a better idea of what's offered. OP has done a really great job at putting all the aspects of this trading bot service into a web-fronted interface.

I found the bot grouping really convenient. In combination with the very powerful strategy building UI I think this platform can offer a dashboard for the creation of many potential strategies. Those familiar with trading strategies could find Lunabot a really valuable tool. I do believe that it can be very profitable in the hands of someone knowledgeable in the field.

The service:
First of all, I'd like to point out that since account registrations are open, it'd be beneficial for everyone interested to actually register an account and check the infastracture of the project themselves. I will be commenting based on my personal experience.

I think that the overall service is something unique. A very real trading bot builder, with a comprehensive interface and the trades basically taking without the user having to worry about hosting content by own means. All under an affordable subscription model.

In terms of what OP has to offer, communication with him was very direct. His knowledge helped in providing me with the right advice and he seems willing to do the best for potential clients. I can say that I'm very satisfied by his efforts to assist and explain. I'm confident that customers will get all the help they'll need.

Now, when it comes to configurations, OP proved to me beyond a reasonable doubt that he is capable of creating profitable configurations. It is however up to him to decide if any premium configs are to be included.

Summary:
Overall, very great product and service. Worth creating an account and take a look at the trial. I would hope this service stays around for long.

Honestly, that opinion is probably going to find itself crumbling down sooner or later with even more people. I get that there are many just unwilling to listen that bitcoin is robustly decentralized in a way that its impossible for its structure to be a "scam". The argument that it's a ponzi doesn't make any sense. Try and argue that it has no value all day and you might be right but the fact remains that it's a very robust system for electronic cash.

As per note on my application, I'm currently on a campaign that ends on the 7th. My username is kamenoccc

Ripple is very centralized and that's part of its infrastructure. It is a crypto made to service banks so it doesn't really make much sense to call it decentralized. It was made for quick settlement and doesn't add much value in the sense of a trustess system. In fact, I think that ripple needs even more trust than using a simple bank because it requires additional trust to the foundation behind it for its integrity...

Stakable cryptocurrencies aren't really going far. After the bubble bursts completely they'll be the first ones to fall because they have a really unfair distribution model. The ones that have the most coins earn even more... Who thought of that? Good way to paralyze selling while on high prices but they'll reach the botton once shit hits the fun. So hurray for staking on a half decent coin... I don't think this is something to brag about, it's not technological impressive, just something for internal consumption of bag holders.

This question keeps being asked over and over. Frankly, if this was widespread knowledge we would have been seeing the effects of it every day. But speculation only goes so far, and the insider knowledge isn't making rounds very easily.

To be honest, I woulnd't sell ETH right now because the price seems to be suppressed.

I believe that something with the potential to help bitcoin's potential in the real world would be the lightning network. I mean, the concept is nice but we're still to see what adoption of this technology could lead to in terms of making bitcoin better as a real world solution. Hopefully the good claims will come true.

Hopefully the open source culture of the bitcoin community would take full advantage of that in the following months.

I think keeping cash is not a great idea. Inflation is going to make the value of those go down through time. Potetially having a diversified portfolio is a good idea but if you want something more liquid then potentially a trust fund would be better. Crypto could be held as a percentage, like 2% or at most 5% of an investment to pass down generations.

Nope. Do you remember where ETH was a few months ago? Selling pressure now that's on a downward spiral could potentially make it really hard to have ethereum recover. Don't forget, ethereum was selling for 10 times less not too long ago so now that people see the price falling many are cashing out in large quantities.

Everyone should be cautious towards hacking. It's a possibility if you leave the door open and it's not like anyone would do you any favors if they could steal your wallet or valuable information from you without getting any backlash at all. Just take special care of how you secure your info and never allow for potential security breaches to take place. Never run untrusted files, keep your internet access secured and if you are on an open connection use VPN and also keep software that's connected to the internet updated. I try to get open source apps as much as possible.

If governments around the world ever try to over regulate Bitcoin, they are going to end up contributing to tax avoidance and a market of grey market around it. Overall, the governments could lose out more by preventing the creation of legitimate businesses around bitcoin. In the end, it would be a loss. So regulators are thankfully careful with how they treat Bitcoin.

Now shift the months around a bit and you have ups and downs in contrast to what the image would like to portray. I think that Bitcoin still has a lot of way to go, and in order for it to mantain the top position in markets through this bearish sesso, proposed features for it should not remain stagnant. Bitcoin hasn't won in my opinion. It's always remarkable that it stays on top but it's a never-ending fight to keep that as is.