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I have been following EOT and VTOS for quite sometime now, they seem to have a good concept for a project. Anyway, any thoughts about menlo.one? They are trying to introduce a guild based system that will cleanse the ICO marketplace full of scam and fraud.
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There's a high expectations right now on EOS there are Dapps/tokens/ICO that are based on EOS, one example of them is menlo.one they are trying to create cross-chain wallet with EOS and IRYO a healthcare company trying to create an ICO on EOS platform. So my bet would be on EOS.
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ICO's are still the good investment for me I think compared to BTC or any altcoin that is already in the market. Of course, taking the precautionary measures on investing like studying and researching what the project about is always needed. I am eyeing on one ICO right now, menlo.one and they are really promising I'm not recommending it to everybody but their concept is what we really needed right now.
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My choices would be to go with ICO's that are wanting to change the current state of the market right where manipulation, fraud and scams are very rampant. So I suggest go with projects like Deedcoin, menlo.one or ETheal.
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If you can take more risks, I suggest you invest in ICO.
If you pursue stable income and less risk, I recommend investing in ETH and BTC.
Yeah, I agree with this comment. Try investing on ICO's just look what happened with EOS. You'll be safe as long you have done a very good research on a project you'll be investing your money with. Try that are hot right now like GAMB, Fantom, mandala, menlo.one, and Etheal. |
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Has anyone looked into this website? https://www.menlo.one/#/ The project has a nice concept, and they have incentive just by being around on their site. |
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At least the Japanese government is better than the other governments. So far the regulation of Bitcoin and other forms of crypto-currency in Japan hasn't caused any serious issues to the Bitcoin users there. On the other hand, corrupt governments such as those in South Korea and India has tried to ban Bitcoin.
What I know is that there's really no ban on South Korea and India rather it was just regulation, or am I wrong. Those FUD makers are very good at doing their job. Anyway, Japan is very open to crypto even with had happened to the exchange based from them another good news I guess. |
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If bitcoin cost you money then surely you will have to invest that much before you can in place the same.
What you can do is -
1. Partner with someone who is like minded and divide your investment funds.
2. Obviously this will get you same share of money back which you poured in.
Thats the only option you have if you want to spare little money on it.
Before that. .
Check with the legality that you are allowed to have bitcoin ATM machine in your region. You will need lots of approval for this to set up. Its not like buying the car and putting for sale in the city centre! Isn't it.
This dude is right. @OP how much would it cost to have a Bitcoin ATM machine? You also need to consider the security of your ATM, i'd rather choose a bitcoin swipe machine. I think it is much cheaper. |
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I stopped looking at the current price of BTC a few weeks ago, when it had gone down to 9K.
Have it reached 6k? It'll be a good buy then because I know after the fall, it will shoot back again.
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I think some of the airdrops right now are just a mere scam, and if it does give you token it'll have no value in the end. So I guess, airdrops right now is just a waste of time and effort. Wouldn't be spending my time liking their twitter page, etc. just for a "no value" token.
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Its hard to believe on ICO's without products at hand. Better to do more some research before investing anything. I have also seen their website, although its neat and eye catching. Most ICO's with presale coins are sometimes bogus, just watch out IMO.
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A great idea. With the existence of the bitcoin physical, people will no longer assume the internet network without bitcoin will die.
No its not a good idea, if this happens BTC will be controlled and thus removing its main feature as being a decentralized currency. |
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Has anyone looked into Paybear? They have a fully functioning service (provide a payment gateway) for ecommerces and are on the verge of launching their token, so basically all the current webshop owners who are already accepting the big cryptos with their API will automatically be able to accept the token as a payment method, does this sound big?
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Find a friend who would likely to buy BTC. If you can't find one, I suggest use localbitcoins.com its a p2p exchange so be sure to take security procedures before making a deal.
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Hmmm..... Maybe i will use them if the fee of withdraw is small. It can't be like fee transaction because the fee transaction is really insane. Fees should be about 0.2$ for each withdraw even how much you are withdrawing or else noone gonna use it.
That's not the case right now.  Maybe in the near future when TX problems on BTC is solved. Right now, its impractical to pay a 4-7% transactions fees on that machines. LOL |
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Do you any proof of work for your service? It'll be more interesting to post some PROOFS to know if its legit or not.
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Not sure where coinmarketcap is getting its data. But exchange platform differs from each other, I think every platform has its different pricing of the coin.
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As others said you need to send a support ticket to the exchange for you to recover the amount. The problem is theres a FLAT FEE to pay for doing so and CS sucks so if the amount is not worth it you might as well forget it.
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The bitcoin will not just disappear and fall. Too much money is invested, also the cost of the soma network is already too high. So you can safely throw these thoughts out of your head.
Yeah, as long as people are getting the benefits of bitcoin. People will not lose interest of it. In fact, investors don't care the High Tx Fees, knowing that they can get more profit from it. |
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Newbie may be losing interest but who had seen this type of crashing they don't care. Especially who seen the market from outside of crypto they must be loosing interest to invest in crypto. It's lesson, everyone learns this way.
Its their own opinion, unless they take time to study the market they will not be interested on it. Actually this bearish move is nothing compared to what it did last year. |
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