I reread the white paper, and their was an important piece of information that I seemed to overlook.
It says token holders are eligible to receive 0.8% eth for every transaction made on the network.
That's awsome, so the bigger your token stake, the more eth you'll receive, correct? On top of that, 0% spending fee, and eligibility of up to 2% rewards. This card keeps getting better every time I read the white paper

Thank You

I'm a bit late to the party, and I'm still learning about ethereum and smart contracts. Up until a few days ago, I had no idea what a token really was, just that it was apart of ethereum. I recently signed up for myetherwallet and was wondering how to asign tokens that arent yet listed.
   This clears things up some, cheers!

 Yes, avatars are unlocked with full member status. The higher your posting rank, the more onion received during the initial airdrop, which is once a week. Currently we are in round 3 of 40. When you reach 60 posts, and 60 activity, you will have reached member status. the maximum amount of activity you can achieve per week is 14. It doesn't look like you have to much further to go, Congratz!

I really like the concept but would like to see the whitepaper for further details on this startup. Is there a roadmap? My biggest concern is the misuse of a great system. I guess I will wait until more details are released. The layout of the first page of the thread is a little choppy.
   Overall I will mark this thread on my watchlist, as I like the direction the project has taken, as of yet.
Only time will tell for sure. For now, I will await the white paper.

 

That's the spirit old chap! Now thats how you turn water into wine. I like your style. You know what they say, one's for the money, two's for the show, three's to get busy, so go go go! You know this whole platform changes everything. If they can successfully pull this off, others will be lined up to entered into the market. These are some really exciting times to be apart of the whole scene, smack dab in the middle!  
   The communities of blockchain based technologies are really booming. Centra could be the next big pioneer in blockchain based financial services. Imagine how big this could be if it superceeds the normal crypto news outlets,  and makes cnn, or nbc (U.S based news networks)?

So, this is a bidding/raffle, wheras the winner is determined by the amount they place for bid, and level of participation? The white paper states that the startup takes a spin on penny styled auctions , and amazon esque goods & services. Now that's pretty snappy . This seems like a cool idea. The marketing is aimed at modern day consumers who have a niche for the latest trends of tech, & hipster appeal. Bravo! This is definitely something different, being that it uses crypto tokens. The token seems to be the center piece of the business.
   Early adopters place their stake, and if all goes well, it should pay off in the long run. I like the enthusiasm and the mascot of the token, quite brilliant. This project honestly seems legit.The road-map looks decent, white paper clear and concise. Best of luck!

Now this is an ICO worth it's weight in gold. One of the key points here that immediately grabbed my attention was that fact that it is a US based startup, meaning compliance with regulatory bodies.
  The white paper clearly states, "CTR tokens are not SECURITIES nor SHARES. They are a utility based on the ethereum blockchain." Thats legalese for: US residents are welcome to participate, without fear of persecution from the long arm of the law.
   This ICO is offerings a great opportunity. A crypto debit card will bridge the gap between fiat and crypto coins. I myself use the shift debit card partnered with coinbase, but this supports a multitude of cryptos without having to go through a third party exchange, cutting the middle guy out (no disrespect).
   The crypto scene is about to explode with opportunity, thanks to honest startups like this one.
The SEC has already issued a statement regarding the dao, as being a security, and the crackdown is already asunder. Expect regulators to move with a thunderous force in the near future. I'm looking foward to this project and I'll be keeping an eye on it.

 
I recently received BCH (Bitoincash) into my Coinomi wallet for android. It was relatively simply. I own 0.01 Bitcoins, so I was credited with 0.01 Bitcoincash.
If you followed the procedures correctly, any one with access to their private keys, will receive 1:1 ration of Bitcoincash. As of yet, Bitcoincashs value is undetermined. It was the futures of Bitcoincash that people were trading, not the actual coin.

Just keep yourselves updated with http://www.coindesk.com and check the latest news.

 

Wrong, bitcoincash is issued at a 1:1 rate. If you have exactly 1 bitcoin, then you will be issued exactly 1 bitcoincash. I think you better do some more research my friend. You may be missing out on profit.

Here read this
https://themerkle.com/bitcoin-cash-is-not-free-money/amp/

Let's ban together, all of us, as a community, to stamp out the fear, uncertainty,  and doubt. Crypto brothers in arms. Take charge, haaa!
 

Fear/Uncertainty/Doubt = F.U.D
Best thing to do is wait. If anything, backup your private keys and put some coin aside for bitcoincash. If it doesn't pan out, sell it. I don't a whole bitcoin but I pulled my $30 worth from coinbase yesterday.

I have no clue where this projects future stands, in fact it's my first airdrop/signature campaign.
But the requirments of participation are bare minimal. I've been a member here for years, the campaign encourages me to post more. I've never been a spam poster, I generally care about the community and the whole scene.  I hope the future of the coin turns out to be somewhat legit.
   The dev is very active. I'm not involved to sell, but to hold. Only time will tell.

The economy would not be crippled. How would you change the btc into fiat?
What bank will let you deposit more than $10,000 without freezing your account?
Don't be silly brother, the reason why the governments around the world aren't to worried about bitcoin, is because for now, it is internet play money.
    Sure bitcoin is the future, but without further guidance and regulation, how many of us will be left in the cold when it's time to cashout? You can move small amounts into different accounts, and credit unions, but thats structuring , which is illegal. I guess it depends on which country your from.
But lets be real, how would you legally cash out on $1,000,000 worth of coins? Because I certainly would like to know!

Don't be so sure, The airdop requirements are fairly simple, people are always waiting to participate in another airdrop. This one is practically free, given the minimal amount of work needed in return. 217 participants in the first airdrop alone. I'm sure it's more than doubled since then!
  

Theres less than 20 real coins, the rest are clones. The best place to check for a big list of coins that have market caps, would be www.coinmarketcap.com. They keep an updated list of popular coins, some new, some old. It is a very resourceful data sheet, but operates on a 24hr period. If you want up to date coverage, their may be rss feeds available for crypto exchanges.
   Your question was a bit on the broad side, but overall, this should cover your spread.

If you have an android wallet, coinomi covers around 40 or so altcoins, it's very convenient.
The wallet should cover all of the coins you listed. I use the wallet personally, though I'm not 100% sure if you have access to the private keys.

Once you become a bitcoin millionaire, what are you supposed to do next? How do you cash out? Is it possible to live off of bitcoin alone? I have a coinbase account, but surely my bank would seize the money the moment I deposit it. What good is it, if I can't turn some coins into fiat.
   These are the questions nobody's answering! Maybe I'll start a thread upon this very topic.

   Rothchild is being humble. $210,000 worth of coins portrays a speculative approach. Surely he's no fool, genius in fact. Any amount greater than that, and we'll be calling him a whale (cue the tin foil hats, & conspiracy nutters). This creates a safe distance from a vantage point, and portrays a modest curiousity.
   Imagine beating your litttle brother at videogames every time? Every now and then, you look the other way, and let the little guy get the win. U know, let him be king for a day, even though he indeed is the fool (not literally).

Americans should have never participated (due to legal uncertainties), but these are uncharted waters, the SEC knew about the ICO's for a while, but continued to observe them from afar, until deciding to weigh their foot down. This is fairly new technology, so their giving us some leg room to maneuver.
    If you interfere with innovation, you kill the creativity. Some of those regulators are cheering us on. This is the digital gold rush. Anything can happen. Regulation will be slowly guided, slowly conditioned, one degree at a time(let he who has ear's to hear, hear!). If things get too out of control, they will wave the ban hammer quickly. I'm sure the regulators are profiting from these innovations as well. It's like watching a young child express their creativity. Too much interference will only hinder the technology. After all, theres monrley to be made by everyone!

Cheers!

I have, bitcoin.tax is an excellent platform to use. I mostly spent bitcoins using my coinbase shift debit card. I was testing the waters.
   I bought some pizza and a videogame. Then took around $40 out of an atm. I filed using taxact, they allow an import option for .csv files. I haven't had any taxable gains/losses as of this year yet. I'm sure it's only a matter of time though.

This question gets asked 2 to 3 times a week. Just use the search function of the forums for the answer. It isn't a simple yes or no answer. We're talking about the legal gray area of U.S law. It's better suited to contact an attorney of financial law to be certain.
     The Securities & Exchange commission, purposefully leave a bleak amount of detail concerning ICO's, most likely to discourage people from proceeding further into this legal gray area, until they decide to provide further regulatory instruction. ICO's are like securities,  thats all I'll say.
    Best of luck! Read this thread.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040467.msg20310664#msg20310664