This seems to be an unending tale with several projects in the crypto space at the moment. With the level to which most of these projects treat hunters, it begs the question, where are rules against these ill practices in this industry? The hunters are always at the receiving end with no one to fight for them or protect their own rights? The earlier something is done about this, the better for everyone involved.
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With an increase in the use of blockchain, there is bound to be enormous amounts of traffic clogging up thr network structure resulting in slow processing of several transactions. It is not uncommon to find this happening majorly on Ethereum and Bitcoin blockchains since these blockchains remain the most widely used. The good thing is that, this often last at most, a couple of days and the network becomes normal again.
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It is arguably the best and most promising Altcoin for sure. The beauty of BNB is that, with the launch of several products and utility by binance, there is a great possibility of the BNB coin appreciating even further in the future. Its use case is constantly expanding and as this happens, there willost likely be an increment in demand leading to price appreciation due to scarcity. BNB as a crypto asset has tremendous potentials for steady growth.
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I strongly believe mass adoption of crypto will happen but depends a great deal on implementation of regulations and the completely participation of world heavyweight economies. Once these factors are achieved and publicly declared, it will be lead to a geometric adoption and usage of the crypto technology. Crypto has tremendous potentials and only needs a small push in order to achieve its true strength.
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The crypto market is over saturated with junks and worthless projects and this is making the industry a shadow of its old self. People are introducing projects that actually have no meaning with plain repetition of whitepapers and concepts. Unless something different is introduced, we may never see good projects turning out in the long run.
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Unfortunately, this is the case. Sometimes I Wonder if this projects take delight in not wanting bounty hunters to profit from their projects. Once a token is doing well on the exchanges, payments to bounty hunters become a problem, sometimes, they outrightly refuse payments or the introduce conditions which makes it almost impossible for hunters to get their rewards or they tend to share peanuts to hunters against what is on the spreadsheet making hunters appear only rich on spreadsheets.
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Lots of complains flying in already by people who have participated in IEOs on some of the new exchanges notably Vindax. Vindax is notoriously known for a lot of ill practices including not sending out withdrawals as well as raising withdrawal limits once you have deposited. These practices will continue unless somehow regulations are put in place checkmated.
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Very huge truth in this I must say, most of the projects nowadays are complete junks and redundant at best with over imaginable and unachievable whitepapers. These projects present the perfect whitepaper only to lure unsuspecting investors to their ICOs and end up feeding them garbage products at the end of the day with little or no substance. It's quite an unfortunate and sad situation.
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Unfortunately, these days, whitepapers of most projects mean nothing seeing how the crypto space has been bastardised by unprofessional projects seeking for relevance and the opportunity to grab as much money as they can. Back in 2017, most projects were worth something and actually had good whitepapers with decent concepts and roadmaps. Today, the reverse is the case and things aren't looking to change. Only few projects still have considerable whitepapers worth looking at.
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Ripple XRP, has been one of the most disappointing altcoin since the turn of the year continuously towing a bearish line with no indications of changing any time soon. This has presented a massively volatile situation for traders and investors, ripple doesn't show any sign of recovery for now and it is almost certain that, this isn't the best time to invest in XRP. Unless conditions change, I advice anyone to hold off for now.
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The pains of bounty hunting always streams from payments of rewards after most campaigns. It is during this time that a lot of incomprehensible and flimsy excuses emanate from project developers with most ending up NOT keeping to their words. Bounty hunters are left with a feeling of having been used, abused and dumped. Unless there is somehow a bounty responsible for bounty hunters, sadly, I see this not changing any time soon.
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I understand your point and I can't fault you. With the recent revelations about how kyc documents of people put there are sold on the dark Web for pennies, releasing documents for any purpose is now questionable since we actually have no idea where these documents may end up. This is one of the major source for identity theft online and it happens without you actually knowing.
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This is a great ask, might never be as bullish as way back in 2017. It could be intervals of rising and falling with long periods of bearish trends. The only tokens or assets worth holding at the moment are the top 10 assets on CMC even with this, one has to be really careful in selecting only those with real use cases. Altcoins that aren't up to the challenge will die a natural death over time.
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