Hey there, with the ICO sales coming pretty soon, (I assume 29 Nov as you mentioned):
Why not add a countdown to your site or the date on the main thread, to make it clearer? May I know more about the company Verify Pte Ltd, as stated in section 6.2 of the Whitepaper shown below? I can't seem to find any details about it online so I wish to know more about the company.


As for the site, are there more screenshots and preview to how the site works and looks like? I am very interested in how it goes and would like to see if there are any updates whatsoever. Signed up for the newsletter and hope to hear more soon!

I would like to take another shot at this.

As Bitcore aims to make Blockchain great again, especially now with the high fees and slower transaction, so here's one, to describe Bitcore.

An active developer team is important, and you should check all of their profiles and credibility. Next, they should always try to respond to any doubts that you raise in their thread. Their site and design layout should be elegant, meaning they invest a bit in site building to attract their valuable customers.

The most important thing would be to read their whitepaper as all their information is their, find out their soft and hard cap. A good ICO would have good intentions and can contribute to the crypto world, if not the society and the world.

Take a look at Verify and their whitepaper for instance.

Since Bitcoin Core has a lot of depth with its features, how about Down to the inner core?

Only at the inner most core would we see the functions and potential of Bitcoin Core, while the outer core may just seemingly like an alt of Bitcoin.

Cool, I'm giving a go and playing it casually. Love the design and how the background shows the price of Bitcoin. Is the Bitcoin earned in the background due to 'mining' on the phone or is it just a for fun thing and gives satoshis?

Looking forward to your ranking implementation and jackpot!

Your logo and site are fine, but the issue was the loading time. It took quite a while for me to load, and that's probably because of the large number of ICOs listed in the main page.

I suggest not having more than two page worth of scrolling on the main page, and you can do so by listing the top 10 ICOs of the 'IN PROGRESS' and 'UPCOMING' section, and then have a 'SHOW ALL' section which leads to a subpage of your site: ie. http://icgo.co.uk/in-progress/

This will make it neater, and not have the news, icos and everything on one page to cater to the needs or different users. Cheers and good luck to your site!

Long Term: Bitcoins
Short Term: Altcoins

Bitcoins is the first cryptocurrency, and that makes it the most trusted and used amongst all the other altcoins, so its the most safe to get hold of. However, since the price is so high right now, don't expect it to increase tenfold in the next few years as it would be a little unrealistic, but possible though.

Altcoins, or Initial Coin Offerings (ICO), can have potential if researched upon, which makes it more profitable, however, there are many scamcoins revolving about ICOs and altcoins, making it more risky than having Bitcoin.

It is up to you, but if you are new to BTC, I suggest getting some Bitcoin first.

If you are interested to invest in ICOs, try taking a look at Verify, it is a service that provides an escrow that facilitates buyers and sellers. Think about the online businesses nowadays, which will continue to increase, and one thing thats good is their low fees, compared to payment services like PayPal, so you can imagine its success in the future where eCommerce will boom.

They are having their ICO sale soon, with a low hard cap of 2M $$ only, so do read their whitepaper, which is very detailed. This is one ICO which I find their service meaningful, just my opinion.

There could be several reasons for this, firstly, where did you buy your Bitcoins from? From a local trader, exchange site, or BTC bank? Some places charge a higher amount than what it is to earn profit, which you may have bought at a higher price.

Next, the price of Bitcoin may have dropped in the few hours that you check, so make sure you keep a record of the cost and date+time of when you bought it. It is always a good habit to keep a portfolio or logbook of your transactions so that you can refer back in the future.

Yes, definitely, Bitcoin prices work with a simple supply and demand logic, so we buy low & sell high! Once people see a significant dip in the price, other will start buying. As for when the price will have another breakthrough, we all know that it would be very soon, so we just have to wait.

Yes, you are right, major mining farms will expand their businesses, and it would be hard to compete, but you are right, it should still be profitable with low electricity bills. Like others have said, the difficulty of mining Bitcoins is increasing, so you get less Bitcoin overtime, so if people start now, it is just not as profitable.

Also, the thing is, the hardware is very expensive. And if you do not get those specialized hardware, you are simply wasting electricity, especially if you solo mine at home. (Basically not profitable)

An active developer team is a must, contactable, and fast replying. There are thousands of altcoins, and even more ICOs coming up, and not all of them are 'good coins', and it is up to us to discern it from the bad coins. It is near impossible for bad coins to be stopped from being promoted, as they can do however they want, and there's no way to tell a coin that it is scam, unless it is really low effort.

ICOs and altcoins are an 'investment', so there are risks involved. What I look out for myself is novelty, reasonable intentions, and like I mentioned before, active team members in the ICO.  

Verify is currently a promising project that I am looking, so you can take a look at it, as it is about targeting the eCommerce and Blockchain market, using escrows, trust and reputation, something you see very often here in the lending and selling sections of the forum.

One thing I find great about this project is that such a system has not been pushed out and become successful, and I liked how it was compared to PayPal and the other sites, to prove how it is better than that.

I want to clarify some doubts about the CREDS tokens and the buyers/sellers in one of your previous replies.

What would the max credit ceiling be, in percentage of the total payment? Is there a way to recover these losses through the advance payment that the seller gets?

For example, the seller could have made many small transactions with high quality expectations, earning the seller a high rep and trust. Now the seller has another deal that worth a very large amount, so the credit ceiling would be a significant amount too. What is your goal in providing an advanced payment to sellers?

Also, will the rest of the payment only go through when the buyer receives and inspects the item, or before that? Sorry to ask so many questions, but I know escrow is a hard service to manage, especially when dealing with physical shipping, so I'm trying to get a better understanding and see if there are any loopholes.

Hope your ICO will be successful, really looking forward to the launch and your service in the near future, and hope it gains success!

I'm going for the existing one, ico.quantor.co as it is simpler and easy to remember. A new domain may confuse your visitors to your current site, and it is hard to devise a catchy site name for the ICO as well.

Just took a look at your site, I would suggest adding more photos of your company and perhaps even upgrade your site to get more users, good luck for your upcoming ICO!

Woahh, you did make those artworks at the site that you listed? Those are some cool and cute drawings right there mate! Agree that we should just HODL bro, Bitcoin is rising and if you can sit through the drops and what not, you will get there!



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Just to clarify, to use it, do you add all your coin addresses, and it will update your current amount there? Anything that requires download is sketchy to me, and for that I wouldn't use it. Why not change it to an online site instead? I don't see why a simple tool like this needs to be downloaded.

Would like it if this has notifications and linkable with pushbullet so that your phone can get updates too.

I have heard of DMD, which is an altcoin. Their site is this: DIAMOND and this is their whitepaper

Not sure if you are referring to this, but this is just like any other cryptocurrency, like DogeCoins, LiteCOins, Ethereum... basically, alternative currencies to Bitcoin, hence the name altcoins.

The other site bitcoindiamond . org is just a scam site, do not even try.

Bitcoin was created to by satoshi to be a digital investment, so you are right, it is more like virtual gold where you store it online. Also true that Bitcoin wallets can be both for payments and a savings, especially if you are doing  businesses online.

I have made many transactions and the fees are the thing that stops me as I usually do microtransactions <10USD, and the fees take up a significant portion. Just save your BTC for now. If you are dealing with thousands of dollars, then fees shouldnt be much of a problem then.

Yes, it is allowed to be placed in the signature. However, do take note that signatures may not offer a very high hit rate, and the rates for signatures are very competitive out there. Perhaps you can create a thread to offer rewards to those who signup under you and remain active.