Actually it never was. May be OP was trying to capitalize on some gullible investors but may be he is not aware that this community is very vigilant. Dont fall for all these things.
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They just sit there and look pretty Kidding aside, some of the airdropped tokens turn out to be very good like eBTC and ACC. One jewel out of 20 makes it worth your while. I hope I shall find a jewel someday. May be it shall be all the worth. one out of 20 isnt a bad ratio though if it really is.
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ETН still needs a lot to do to set BTC a good competition, and that there are a lot of applications attached to ETН, which is also more than a minus plus, since after an IСO command sells large quantities of ETН, it reduces its price
Man, there is no way Ethereum can compete Bitcoin. It's just two different leagues, they have not too much same things, we can't even compare them properly The comparison is being made in terms of their applications and development prospects. Ofcourse BTC was and is undisputed market leader with others a lot to catch up.
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ETН still needs a lot to do to set BTC a good competition, and that there are a lot of applications attached to ETН, which is also more than a minus plus, since after an IСO command sells large quantities of ETН, it reduces its price
Very valid point. All ICOs are raising money in terms of ETH and dumping it thereafter for Fiat. So this excess large supply coming in from huge growth of ICOs is actually inhibiting the growth of coin in general. Much appreciated.
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Yes true, BTC is the father of all cryptocurrencies. Any news affecting its price directly affects every other coin. Same way success of bitcoins also adds to their success. In a way this correction is also a good things as it will skim all the froth that is lying in the cryptoworld due to this phenomenal rise last year. May be now we will have a more sustained move.
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yes, we hope everything will be alright soon. This fall unlike previous falls was slow continous slide rather than a one off bump which settled back quickly earlier.
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Just wondering, what is that so despite the fact that ETH blochchain has many applications on it.
you are confused because you are confusing "applications" with ICOs. an application, or in other words what they advertise should be something that has actual usage and does something for real not just some fake empty promises and that is what these ICOs have been doing. and when things are like that the demand for ETH is also fake and will vanish into thin air when the dump and panic starts. when you compare that fake demand with the demand for bitcoin which is mostly real you can understand why ETH is weak and will remain on the dumping side in the long term and bitcoin is strong and will eventually go up in the long term. Yes. This makes sense. Infact, I was also worried about this aspect as well. Continous dumping wrt not just BTC but LTC/ XRP as an example was baffling me. Scamming has become a meace for cryptoworld. Hope we can find a solution quickly to it before the damage is irreparable.
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The only Problem I see with Ethereum is the failing of ICO's , lot's of ICOS or almost of them are scam! if only vitalik could verify every project that will be build in ethereum .
yes certainly. Credibility is an issue at the monent surely. Every second project is a scam or at least a get rich quick scheme. This calls for regulation if community could not find a credible solution to it. Ironically, cryptoworld is founded on the principle of deregulation from Govt. yet we may need it.
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Bitcoin is here for quite a time and established itself to every layman as a viable investment. While ethereum and other altcoins are still in their proving stage. It has larger number and amount of investment, larger number and amount of trading options and more merchants, business and markets accept it
yes, I agree with that legacy points favoring BTC. But why ETH has fell below its lows in February, while LTC/ XRP are respecting those prices is my question. ETH certainly has much stronger application, acceptability and institutional support than LTC/ XRP. So it should also have respected the lows it made in Feb like other coins. This is what my question is.
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I have been involved with COLOURLESS Bounties right before He co created Bountyhive and never had a problem. I have joined Bountyhive and am also waiting soon for my first payments so I hope all will go well. I doubt very much they are a scam as COLOURLESS has a good reputation and they also escrow the bounty and they will pay fast after the bounty ends. If you have a dispute with your payment, maybe you can discuss it with them on an individual case to case basis? I think that is the best thing than claiming it a scam. I look forward to my first earnings with Bountyhive and hop that I have done the job correctly to start earning my tokens from the Bountyhive Group. Yes, I also support your view. This is why I said it is important to know their operational model. In any case these things may be discussed with the manager and still if one do not finds a satisfactory answer, we may move on.
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The common problem faced by BTC and ETH is the throughput problem. I think the price of BTC and ETH has been confirmed by many large institutions, so it is normal for the prices to rise sharply.
May be I was not able to explain my query. I am not worried about the moves they are showing rather disparity in moves shown by BTC and ETH on standalone basis. Cant decipher that
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I don't have a proper explanation either. But one of the reason can be the huge and diverse investment in Bitcoin (including hedge funds and traditional investors) than ethereum. With more than 3 times the marketcap and investment in Bitcoin than ETH, the money itself works as a buffer, resisting sudden changes.
I agree that botcoin has much more support from institutional investors and this downplays the volatility to a certain extent. However, ETH is no. 2 and also have certain form of support which may be however be lower than BTC. But such waterfall kind of move just baffled me. Hope their isnt something wrong inherently. Also, talking about reasoiing of institutional support, do you think LTC/ XRP has any compared to ETH? They are also much better off relatively with their Feb lows.
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Hi
I have not used bountyhive till now so not aware of their operational model. Before that it is important to note that what are their arrangements for listing of projects for bounty management.
If they have projects that lists there and offer compensation in form of tokens, lets say out of 5% allocated for bounty management, 2% goes to Bountyhive or there may be an arrangement like projects pay compensation upfront in form of BTC/ ETH, and they do not have any stake later from bounty token pool.
In both cases, there are chances of malicious intentions but later is better. Ofcourse, you cannot ask a Cat to take care of your milk. So, if one thinks that they are not adequately paid for their work, they must back off. Unlike many thinkers, bounty hunting is not a freebie from any project. You work for spreading a word about a project which mostly at a very nascent stage in anticipation of payment which shall be made in future. The same work takes a lot of Fiat if outsourced to any other external aganecy.
So one must take a call before commiting your time (which is equivalent to money).
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Hi
I see that in the fall of the cryptocurrency since last one quarter or so, ETH has been relatively weaker with respect to BTC. Currently BTC is still well above its lows made in February, while Ether has broken well below its Feb lows and languishing much lower. Just wondering, what is that so despite the fact that ETH blochchain has many applications on it.
I need a reasoning for relative weakness and not why every thing is falling in general.
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Hindi translator here, if need be.
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These are Alpha returns. Not very promising in current market conditions. Though your portofolio of 1 ETH has grown to 1.XX but actually it has lost its worth in Dollar terms.
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What krypotgunner said I am just trying to be useful. Why not make a website to feed all that data into, so people don't have to use Telegram? I've been becoming increasingly Telegram intolerant lately, with all the spam and hate and shilling going on over there. Get your app on a website, I'm sure lots of people would welcome such a service. I'm not into ERC20 tokens anymore but you never know. Once the NEM WAVES STRATIS and all the other platforms start getting their own tokens all over the place, you might get popular.
Haha..Thankyou for all the help. I have bookmarked it and i hope it shall be helpful for others as well. Just wondering, what do you do with all those unsolicted airdrop tokens which you dont even know exists now or not?
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Why not make a website to feed all that data into, so people don't have to use Telegram? I've been becoming increasingly Telegram intolerant lately, with all the spam and hate and shilling going on over there. Get your app on a website, I'm sure lots of people would welcome such a service. I'm not into ERC20 tokens anymore but you never know. Once the NEM WAVES STRATIS and all the other platforms start getting their own tokens all over the place, you might get popular.
he is probably not the maker of the telegram bot nor he is the owner of the website. Just that he came across something useful on the web, so probably shared here for everyone else to take a look into it. Much appreciated though.
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Hey
I see so many of them in my wallet and dont even know where they came from. I know they shall be shit coins certainly. How to know what they are?
Tx
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