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Come check out Twetch.com
It is twitter running on the blockchain. All post are store on chain.
twet.ch/inv/62d7ae96
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Can we get IXC on more exchanges?
Huge potential if we could.
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Maybe one day ADA will become popular, but today it's only a speculative asset. They have a great prospects and very smart team, but they suffer from the lack of business acumen (in opposite of Justin Sun  ) |
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I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?
According to mechanics of ETH it's not possible at all, because when you're want to send an ERC20 token you send transaction to the smart contract of that particular token. So you will need a few transactions to move all your tokens one by one. |
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I participate only in airdrops of TOP project. There is much higher probability to get a real reward. I hate to waste my time for any kind of shit projects.
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The future is certainly bright for cryptocurrencies at the moment and it just seems like everything is falling in place at precisely the right time.
Bitcoin ETF is coming up, Bakkt launch is also around the corner, Ethereum Constantinople hardfork is almost here, JP Morgan who public criticized cryptocurrency last year is launching their own JPM coin which will be the first cryptocurrency backed by a major bank in the world, and the timeline has been set for the next bitcoin halving.
The bull market is not so far off again
I suspect it's just another bull trap. MM wants you to think its a real bull run so it would force you to play on the bulls side, but most of traders will get losses once the trend gets back to the global one. |
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There is a very slight possibility for BTC to touch 4500 soon, but I doubt there will be higher prices in next few months. I still expect the fall to 2000. So I'm in short now.
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I think the answer is obvious - there is an interest of huge whales, which want to buy as much crypto as possible. So many big players like banks, custody solutions, hedge funds and many-many others are sprouting like mushrooms after the rain. And all they're interested in low prices. I suppose the preparation isn't over yet so the market will fall once again.
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If 1000 forecasters make 1000 predictions some of them will definitely hit the aim. I think that current green days are not a bull run and we'll see much worse situation and a lot of blood at the market during 2019.
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What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
I don't use any of them at the moment, but in 2017 and 1st half of 2018 I used mostly icodrops.com. For me it's one of the best sources on this theme. |
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Hallo everyone,
Now a days I am seeing many projects are running their bounty program not with stakes based but with fixed tokens allocation for each campaign per week.
I see, from bounty Hunter's perspective not good reward system as we receive less tokens. Even though the number of participants are less, there is no chance to get higher rewards, which is possible with stakes based allocation.
What are your views on this?
Thanks.
In my opinion both of them could be good and bad. It depends on many factors and, for example, if some campaign has a lot of participants fixed token reward will not be so bad option. I think that both types are fair enough. |
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Ethereum would be the best choice IMHO. It has way more chances to be succeed than any other smart contract platform. And if it fails I see only one worthwhile competitor - cardano.
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In my imagination banks can't just die and go away, because there always should be someone who helps common people to deal with money. Blockchain projects will always be way more complex to get in than average person could deal with. And even if we don't have fiat money, but only crypto, banks will help to deal with crypto as well and get some interest as always)))
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Whenever I see ripple take over the position of second place, what I usually tell myself, is that it is temporary. If a coin is being manipulated, there is therefore every tendency we see some forms of changes, most especially in the market cap and that is what is presently happening to xrp. Ethereum as far as I am concerned is still the best.
I agree with you. I think that Ripple cannot hold second place for a long time, and with the time Ethereum always overtakes Ripple by capitalization and dominance. Market capitalization is a complex indicator that depends on many factors. Ripple and Ethereum both have extremely clever team members, networks, partners and visions. I like ETH due to its decentralization, but the market doesn't care what I and you like. It counts too many different parameters and we're too small to influence it. |
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Blockchains without fees are not that good as many people could think. Everyone and everything should be incentivized and protected by different restrictions. Fees are a very good concept to protect the system from spam transactions and wasting of resources.
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I heard a few times today that the fork will be delayed once again. Do you know anything about it? It looks exactly like a rumor, because I didn't see any news at legit sources about it yet.
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There are a lot of rumor around and every single expert/trader/youtuber tell the market is going to explode soon. Do you believe it? According to week timeframe it's real to get to 4400, but I expect the downside movement to the area around 2200+-. What do you expect to happen first, folks?
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Unfortunately it's not the area where you can become rich fast and efforlessly. Like in any other way of earning you should pay with your time, effort, money. If you're investor you have to be strong to follow your plan. It means you should be persistent and patient. There can't be any reward without sacrifice.
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In one of the latest videos that has gone viral among the blockchain and crypto communities was about Vitalik addressing at Blockchain Connect Conference in January about Casper CBC and Ethereum 2.0.
During his address he was asked whether CBC Casper was being designed with any transaction throughput goals in mind? Apparently the guy asking question wanted to talk about the proof-of-work’s notoriously slow speed of transactions.
And that's how Vitalik replied,
“There are a lot of horrible misconceptions inside of that because the purpose of a consensus algorithm is not to make a blockchain fast. The purpose of a consensus algorithm is to keep a blockchain safe. A lot of the time, when a blockchain project claims: ‘we can do 3,500 TPS (transactions per second) because we have a different algorithm,’ what we really mean is we are a centralized pile of trash that only works because we have seven nodes running the entire thing.”
What would you say about it?
Sorry if the topic has been discussed before but I couldn't find a concrete discussion.
Well, it was kinda trash speech, but let's admit that Vitalik was extremely frank with the audience. At this war of smart contract platforms I bet on Vitalik without any hesitation because he is the most far sighted specialist in the blockchain area at all. |
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