I can't believe that the audio of that video is as bad as you claim buddy. I just listened to it again and everything is clear from here. Maybe you are mistaking it for some other videos. Anyways, thanks for the opportunity, I don't get any reward but coming from Hhampuz, I agree . Thanks

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I think d'Apps (Decentralised Applications) originated in the Ethereum Blockchain thanks to smart contract technology that was first implemented there but due to slow speed and outrageous fees when the ethereum blockchain is overloaded, most d'Apps started migrating to the EOS Blockchain because it was lightening fast and has very very cheap fees but due to the recent spam attack that has lasted close to 2 months now on that blockchain, most active d'Apps has started migrating as well to other more conducive blockchains or side chains because the EOS network is now close to unusable at the moment, it would cost a lot of EOS staked to make a single transaction daily and it's just not conducive to d'Apps at all where users sometimes makes thousands of transactions on a daily basis.

But I believe that when the perfect Blockchain infrastructure is invented, d'Apps would still be the king and would reign supreme.

The ICO and IEO tokensale model thrived in their time because it gave investors returns on their capital so I can see the IMO tokensale model taking over IEOs because it has a much more compelling investment model, I personally haven't tried it but I have a couple of friends who has and they have nothing but good to say about it, let's see what the future holds.

I have been trying for months to try to get my woman accustomed to Cryptocurrencies but she is just not getting it but thankfully, I was able to get her to participate in the Keybase Stellar airdrop and I just showed her the steps and allowed her take all the steps (from registration to selling) by herself and now she's so excited and pumped up to learn more about this awesome technology that enables her to send money in the form of Cryptocurrencies in a matter of seconds, Airdrops seems to be a way that works very fine to get newbies to own their first Cryptocurrencies and they just get hooked after the first experience.

For me, what defines a good project is very simple... A good project for me is a project that delivers exactly everything that it promises in it's whitepaper, whitepapers are sometimes what attracts us to a project, because they tend to promise a lot of things but when it comes to actually implementing those things, this is where most projects show their true purpose, which is to collect as much funds as possible and do nothing in terms of development, but while developing, a good project should also keep a keep eye on it's token price as wella Nd ensure that investors don't regret holding their tokens.

Stablecoins are basically Cryptocurrencies but they are called stablecoins for a reason, this means that no matter how volatile the market gets, they would maintain a constant value depending on the currency that they are pegged with, like you said there was a time that Tether (USDT) traded below $1 even though it was tied to the USD, but just too and check it's current rate now and you would see that it is maintaining the price of the currency that it's pegged with, so yes, Stablecoins are a great store of blue if you want the dollar value of your Cryptocurrencies to remain the same.

From prior research into Africa, I have seen that Nigeria seems to be the most active country in Cryptocurrency so I was expecting something like this to come from them, but let's wait and see how it turns out, I doubt that the E-cedi would have any component of blockchain technology in it, maybe it would be something like PayPal funds or something, only time will tell.

I have seen some copycats that actually delivered on their promises, unlike the project with the original idea that faded off after a successful ICO, when it comes to projects we promote and join it's bounty campaign, we have to do our due diligence and make sure we believe in them and hope for the best, because we can't control the team members and won't know what they would do in the future with the funds but as long as we love the project and what it aims to achieve, we just have to join it, promote it and hope for the best.

Sometimes a whole project could be built with the team members having never even met before, but sometimes are recruited by the main founder due to reputation, so these team members do not need to move from there homes to handle the project, they just do everything remotely from wherever they are, I have seen quite a few successful projects like this, and sometimes it could also be regulations, the project could be registered in a country with friendly Cryptocurrency law if the main team members are in a country that's known for it's intolerance for Cryptocurrencies.

When something sounds too good to be true, then it's probably too good to be true, unfortunately due to economic hardships or other reasons, people are desperately wanting these investment opportunities to be true no matter how absord they look and they back up with false faith with monetary investments and in the long term, they turn into victims of scams, people should always bear the golden rule of online investments in mind... If it's too good to be true, then it's too good to be true.

Nothing is guaranteed in this Cryptocurrency space, people could start buying now thinking that the dump is over and it would dip more when the market goes down more, I have seen it happen in the past and nothing stops it from happening in the future, sure there is a chance that it might moon soon but also bear in mind that Cryptocurrency investments are risky investments and you should only afford to invest what you can afford to lose. A word is enough for the wise.

Yea, the IEO market was good for a while but it has slowed down considerably lately, you have to consider the fact that the Cryptocurrency market is very volatile and anything could happen in a red market, for example recently, one of the Binance IEOs called MATIC dipped over -60% suddenly and it had nothing to do with the scammers, infact Binance investigated it and said it had nothing to do with the team, it was just a scared big trader who dumped and it started a domino effect, scammers has done a lot of damage no doubt, but sometimes the bear market is even more dangerous to the growth of Cryptocurrencies.

There are already a boatload of stablecoins put there and now another basketful has been added, the stablecoins in the market works just fine for me and I don't think I would want to add more to my collection, I am especially partial to the ERC-20 USDT and the USDC stablecoin and TUSD, haven't used any other stablecoin though, those ones are listed in most top exchanges.

I think Ripple (XRP) has already hit the Malaysian market years ago considering the fact that top exchanges where it's listed can be accessed from everywhere in the world Including Malaysia, the Cryptocurrency space has matured above news like this, it should be able mass adoption and not new exchanges that a coin has listed, we want to see actual development, not news about the tokens listed in a new market.

It's encouraging to see posts like this, but you have to admit that projects that gives the kind of rewards that you mention are few and far between, I personally didn't join any of those bounties because I seem to be busy with something offline at those moments, as for MITX, I just didn't have the interest to join and though I ended up regretting that decision.

Even back then, it wasn't easy to make the money and although I don't agree with your sentiment that money isn't supposed to be made the easy way, I see the point that you're trying to make, bounty like ICO investing needs a little bit of luck, you could join the most potential project and it ended up doing well but there are so many participants that it turned out almost useless while someone else might join a seemingly useless project and turns out to be one of very few participants and make bank there.

Raising funds for new projects just depends on the market conditions, presently investors are frustrated and are losing funds left and right and many of them are not inclined to make new investments when their old investments has yielded nothing, when the altseason returns, all the exchange's would resume IEOs with their usual frequency, even the projects are reluctant to host their sales in any exchange right now and even though it's likely that their cap would be reached, the fact remains that the cap would be very small, maybe $3m and below.

When the Cryptocurrency market is thriving, tokensales would also be thriving irrespective of how the tokensale is made (ICOs, IEOs, IAOs, STOs, IGOs and others) and this automacally means that bounty hunters would be reaping good benefits too because better projects would start feeling more generous and would start hosting bounties as well, all this hinges on the Cryptocurrency market and I think 2020 is the year for the next altseason, the market has bee n heading slowing but steadily in that direction.