I see investing in the Telegram project as much more profitable than investing in the Libra project. Telegram has already been giving its users privacy using the science of cryptography from the very beginning.

But still, Telegram's structure is not 100% decentralized in some way. I hope the company will build a completely decentralized infrastructure and maximise user privacy.

Because I hear telegram has raised millions of dollars in investments. I hope they will use that investment effectively and integrate more into the blockchain infrastructure.

3. 5. and 6. I totally agree with the reasons.

Some casinos in particular give daily and weekly divided awards. These awards distributed are far more profitable than dPOS and POS. In particular is far more profitable than binance lending projects.

The amount of prizes you win daily is up to 10%. This is how you get the opportunity to generate passive income. Since the money you make is untraceable, it is very safe to make money in this way.

Blockchain-based games allow you to have fun anonymously and offers earn passive income opportunity

That depends on what role you play in the campaign. For example, if you've just made simple facebook and twitter shares, you shouldn't expect to make too much money.

But if you produce really good content and contribute to the success of the campaign,$ 6 will be a pretty low fee. But for me, a translator should get at least$ 1,000, an article writer at least$ 300, while a YouTuber should get at least$ 500.

That's the rewards that should be there. But now we're barely getting 1 in 10 of them. That shows how bad the bounty campaigns are now.

I don't believe libra coin has any future. recently paypal withdrew from the libra project. mastercard and visa are also considering withdrawing from the project.

These events will have a domino effect and most investors will withdraw from the libra coin. because the libra project offers no new features. frankly, I don't believe Libra can add anything to the blockchain ecosystem. I don't believe that central projects in particular can add anything to the ecosystem. that's because blockchain is specifically designed to bring privacy to transactions. and I don't think Facebook will respect that privacy.

Depends on how rich you are.

If you don't have huge amounts of money, you should try investing short-term. This way you can expand your portfolio by making small amounts of money. You can invest in different altcoins for that like bnb, eth, ltc

For the long term, of course, and as always, bitcoin would be the most logical choice. Especially in 2024 you can find the opportunity to reap the fruits of your investment now.

It's pretty sad. On the other hand, I asked myself if I had 61 Bitcoins, Did I invest them to the IEO at Binance. The result would probably be no. Because there is actually no difference between IEO and ICOs. However, I remember that all IEOs that took place in Binance gave profit for their investors. This rate was quite low at FET, but I still think it didn't hurt investors.

How and in what way did you suffer? In addition, the price of the project does not increase to the extent you want to call the project may not require scam.

I think, I can't agree with that. Because the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies are making quite big strides for mass adaptation. These include Zcoin, Contentos, EOS and many more projects. These are the first projects I can think of. In addition, technology giants such as Amazon, IBM and Wallmart have already started to use blockchain technology in their supply chain.

If we say mass adaptation isn't happening, we're probably not following the news closely.

Sounds like a pretty big crowd. I've heard the band's name elsewhere before. But how are healthy conversations established when there are so many members? So what I'm trying to say is that when more than 10 people are talking, it becomes very difficult to keep track of the conversations.

But I'm still going to take a chance and join the group and try to find out what's going on. Because it can't be a coincidence that I see this band so often.

Yeah, absolutely. I'm also looking forward to a privacy-focused social media chat app that offers real anonymity. Although projects like Statista, Telegram are secure, I have serious doubts about privacy. As the Blockchain community,we need to handle the messaging. After that, I think we can focus on other social media platforms.

However, projects such as Contentos and Voice will have their say as powerful blockchain-based platforms in the future.

I never believed in exchanges without commissions. Because I don't think it's sustainable. How will a exchange manage its operations if it does not receive commissions from transactions made on the stock market? Only with listing fees?
That thought sounds pretty ridiculous to me. And I don't take any stock market seriously and invest in such a claim. We've seen examples of this before, and no exchanges that makes such claims has really been successful.
That's why i'll never take serious such a projects.

Hmm. pretty much we can say. There is a lot of recruitment, especially in the developer field. In addition, there are marketers, graphic designers, content producers, community managers, translators, web designers and hundreds more...

Blockchain technology not only revolutionized the realm of money, it also allowed millions of people to have jobs. That's why we need to show our respect for blockchain technology and contribute more.

Yes, this is not new news, but it is good news. This kind of news is quite important for mass adaptation. I'm not using any blockchain-based cloud storage for now. Because I'm not sure if they're working well. I've seen a few projects about it, but I want to know if they're successful in practice.

Could you give a little more information about it? I think a project called Siacoin was providing cloud storage services. Have you ever used this kind of product before?

When the Verge first came on the market, it was pretty loud. But other privacy-focused altcoins have done better than Verge. Especially projects like Zcoin, Grin,Beam, Apollo are some of these. Of course, these are just the verge's competitors.

There are much stronger competitors like Monero, Zcash, and I don't think Verge can compete with those in the long run. So I don't think the price is going to go up too much.

I think the same thing about XRP. I do not invest in any project with a central infrastructure. Besides, I do not think that the price of XRP will increase at least 3-4 times in the future.

So in the long run, the most sensible investment is always Bitcoin.
For short-term investments, users should do their own research. But my choices are: Zcoin, EOS, BNB.

There are now thousands of gambling sites in the world that are not blockchain-based. These gambling sites even sponsor football teams. And no state sees a problem with that. Even the states themselves allow users to make sports bets.

But when the blockchain gets involved, does that seem like a problem? Even his argument is quite funny.

Every human being is free and has the right to evaluate fiat assets or digital assets as he wishes.

By doing this, you really make the right decision. No one in the world of blockchain and crypto wants to invest in Libra coins. Because Libra really shit a coin. The project does not have any plus features, but rather too many minus features. It is centralized, not focused on privacy, it is not clear how much the supply is.
If this project was created by another person, not by Facebook, it would probably be considered scam by everyone.

Absolutely I agree. A working product will always be my first choice. I've seen Cobo Wallet before that. They had a working device. I don't know what stage the project is, but they have already agreed with a lot of projects. In addition, the device looked quite robust, but also had a waterproof and bulletproof construction.

Even if they fail, I don't feel sorry for investing in such projects.

While market dominance is still 60% in favor of Bitcoin, this is unlikely. In addition, Bitcoin's supply is much better than the Ethereum. There is such a possibility, yes, but it is quite low. Or a possibility that could happen much later. But I would like the project to replace Bitcoin more focused on privacy. So I wouldn't have preferred Ethereum.

In fact, this is not related to the BNB. You can buy yachts, houses and much more in any cryptocurrency. The important thing is whether or not the vendors accept these cryptocurrencies. For example, whether Starbucks or Burker King accepts that cryptocurrency. As far as I know, BNB does not take any important steps to achieve such mass adaptation.

Even if the project seems to be successful, I think that no project should be invested in the ICO stage. Because when the product enters the stock market, it can be well below the price of ico. The only place you can be sure of is IEOs. Especially Binance IEOs. No investor who has invested in the IEOs has so far suffered losses. It's a bit troublesome to attend, but I think it's worth it.