Latest posts of: Dr.Osh

Well, irresponsible people are trying to create phishing sites everywhere. they try to use a capital letter like "i" changing it to "I" to resemble the letter L to trap the user. however, it also occurs on exchanges as well as other sites where you store your data or assets. this has also happened to Myetherwallet. be careful when accessing the site. the best way to make an exchange is to try via coinmarketcap, or coingecko

Quote from: Shasha80 on December 13, 2020, 11:06:00 AM

I keep Bitcoin 50% of the total capital I have, the remaining 50% is stored in altcoins. I feel Bitcoin is very safe for investment,
so 50% saving in Bitcoin would be the right decision. But everyone must have a different strategy, I would not blame if someone
disagreed with me. Because there is a possibility that my decision will be wrong, but until now I am still very optimistic by saving
50% of the capital I have in Bitcoin is the right decision.

most people will create a portfolio like this. owns 50% bitcoins, and 50% altcoins but is divided from several popular altcoins. well, to be honest I also had a portfolio like that until I made the portfolio that I have is 100% altcoins. Well, to be honest because of the low price, I feel that the potential of altcoins is really good at the moment.

I do have pretty high hopes for XRP this year. However, looking at the current situation, I don't think the XRP price will hit the $ 1 price tag by the end of this year. other than that, the XRP price doesn't seem too affected by the modest increase in bitcoin's price. I feel that even when the bitcoin price reaches its new ATH, the XRP price may not hit the $ 1 price yet. yeah, but I hope my worries don't happen.

Quote from: semobo on December 12, 2020, 10:25:27 PM

ICO is actually better idea for crowdfunding compared to IEO but both has more disadvantages than positive things. Well don't give more authority to centralized exchanges which may harm the cryptocurrency market in long term that is why I said ICO is better.

yeah, but personally, I prefer IEOs to ICOs. yeah, that's because the market is clearer. however, the truth is that both are just sales techniques. what determines whether we need to support the project or not is the concept that was delivered. if it's unique, and has a wide range of benefits, an ICO or an IEO, I think people will be interested in it.

Quote from: LimLims on December 13, 2020, 05:41:28 AM

Well said.
From your writings i can feel the pain that you have gone through in the past.
But this is the major problem of the most of the newbies. Without doing a proper research on a specific coin, they do a big investment on it. And when later when the coin crashes or the it turns out to be scam, they cry on their fortune.
So it’s always better to think before you do something. As money is very valuable once gone can’t be earned so easily.
So always choose the coin wisely.

the thing that attracts most people to the cryptocurrency world is the huge profits without working hard. people think all places to invest are the same. however, that was a big mistake. many people even choose a coin because it is cheap and false information that the coin price will be very high in the future, or with a large bonus (this happened in ICOs), and it backfired on them. however, being wise, and doing research on an ICO will be a good weapon to choose the right and right investment place.

I'm pretty sure ETH 2.0 will bring ethereum prices up again. maybe it will coincide with an increase in the price of bitcoin, and I feel that this is the same as a halving, the effect will not be felt immediately, but it will take time for it. besides, don't get your hopes up in the cryptocurrency world, because sometimes high-thinking thoughts can knock you down.

Quote from: bitzizzix on December 11, 2020, 11:19:22 PM

Ethereum is the second largest blockchain platform by market capitalization after bitcoin and is the best and more promising choice among other Altcoins, and besides that many traders believe Ethereum is a good investment compared to other cryptos.
So I think Ethereum will remain the king of Altcoins and will continue to be popular and the best among other altcoins, and only able to compete but not completely replace its position.

for now, it still applies. Quite a few people think that there are some altcoins out there that can replace ethereum as the king of altcoins. however, since ethereum became king of altcoins, it hasn't been used as much as ethereum. I think these altcoins really need quality to replace Ethereum's position for now.

Quote from: Jawhead999 on December 12, 2020, 09:46:43 AM

Cheaper? Hey mate if 1 Bitcoin is worth for $18,000 you don't need to buy 1 Bitcoin or forced to buy it. You can buy 0,5 0,25 0,1 0,001 and so on depends on your capital.

Faster? It based on your gas, if you use high gas so the transaction will be faster than regular.

Am I wrong?

LOL, this is right. it all depends on the user's point of view. however you appreciate BNB, bitcoin, and ethereum are still much more used today. it is evident from the market cap. Apart from that, I think people are now holding on to bitcoin or ethereum rather than BNB. but outside of this discussion, BNB is one of the good coins to this day.

sometimes, several new accounts, or even jr. members and above are free to promote the programs they carry. however, the attraction returns to supporters or investors. we talk about Bubbalexs and Hhampuz, well, what I know from them is, they are really looking for information about the project they are promoting. besides that, trust in them is also made because they have succeeded in selecting quality projects. If there are new members who promote quality projects, I think a new Bubbalexs and Hhampuz will be born.

Quote from: maldini on December 11, 2020, 06:00:48 PM

A few people who are specialists in digital money that I know have never said that bitcoin is going to the moon this year, they just said it would occur in 2021, however on the off chance that just to come to the new ATH there should be an opportunity. I don't anticipate seeing new ATH this year anyway in 2021 may be monstrous for digital money. Regardless of whether we arrive at simply close to ATH is now enough for me however arriving at ATH will additionally expand our opportunity of getting through another degree obviously.

Well, most people also think that the price of crypto, especially bitcoin will really get big in 2021. This refers to the halving that happened in 2016, and the pump that happened in 2017. This is the same as this year. however, this year has shown a pretty good increase. however, it is really close to the current ATH, so the possibility of reaching a new ATH this year is still there.

Quote from: Questat on December 11, 2020, 11:21:31 AM

Quote from: Reatim on December 11, 2020, 09:53:43 AM

1000$ maybe too far for ETH to attain,either will stay at 500$ or break the 600$ again till Year ends.

Probably too far but the moment bitcoin will hit a new ATH or a price over $20,000, maybe people would again get FOMO and we've seen how ETH was pumped to its current price now, so it's not impossible to see a further rise, when FOMO happens, things we didn't expect will happen.

Until recently, I had only thought about the $ 600 price tag for this year. In November, I believe Ethereum prices could hit $ 1000 this year. However, looking at the Ethereum price which really depends on the bitcoin price, I think that Ethereum price will really have a hard time getting to the $ 1000 price tag if the bitcoin price is not over $ 20k.

a simple explanation to get 10 to 20%. supposed, we could get more than this if the price really pumped. however, even with regard to the decline and increase in coin prices, we cannot accurately predict whether the tokens we will have will actually pump or dump. besides, these tips also only apply to popular coins. for new coins, I think the price movement is still difficult to predict.

Litecoin is one of the most popular coins that are still around today. however, the price development that I saw, Litecoin also moved when the bitcoin price went up. although I didn't pay much attention to it, it is one of the most worthwhile coins for now. however, I feel that its current potential is the same as ethereum. however, when compared to ethereum, i have more confidence that a big step will be made for ethereum than for litecoin

Quote from: seleme on December 10, 2020, 09:44:32 PM

Kinda hard to catch the next big fish and I doubt there is a potentially good altcoin that can replace the ETH completely. For a temporary timeframe, it is possible but for the long timeframe, I don't see a chance for the altcoins to be on the top 3 crypto market cap list. There is no need to overestimate the altcoins with nice potential.

well, even when there was an altcoin like that, it might have been made a long time ago. however, altcoins that have the potential to replace ethereum have been discussed for a long time, and to date there has not been a single altcoin that has the potential to exceed that. Maybe, there are some altcoins that have outperformed Ethereum like XRP, but that won't happen in the long run.

Quote from: layoutph on December 10, 2020, 04:36:07 PM

The price of XRP to hit $1 this year is hook up with Bitcoin's current price.. I believe if Bitcoin will touch $25k then XRP might have a price of $1 to $2. Everytime bitcoin's price go up, alt coins value goes up too.

I also thought about it. however, currently, it depends on bitcoin price because altcoin season will sometimes appear when the bitcoin price goes up. however, the price of XRP will reach a price of $ 1 when the bitcoin price has actually hit a price above $ 20k. but, looking at the current situation, it looks like this can be achieved in the next year.

currently, I only own 100% altcoins. which, it could be said that I was late in depositing bitcoins. besides that, I also mostly use ethereum as a fee, and another reason is that the price is quite affordable. however, I'm still working on owning altcoins for now.

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Quote from: Maestro75 on December 08, 2020, 04:15:05 PM

I do not see why not hiding email addresses of bounty hunters in the spreadsheet should be a problem. It is one thing to get random mails and it is another thing to want to open them. I get that all the time. The heading is what I look at to know whether to delete them or not. Those not worth my attention I delete at once without reading. The only thing to avoid is not to use an official or important email address for bounty to avoid junk mails. Create a new mail for bounties.

it shouldn't be that big of a deal. However, for some bounty hunters, or those who use their main email, it will be very annoying. we don't know what to send in the email we have. however, it could be phishing or spam.

Well, that's an obvious problem, and again, the problem with this is doing in-depth research on all the aspects of an altcoin that you'd like to have. however, when there is an altcoin with the same name, research will tell you the real coin. Besides that, if there are 10 new projects that appear this month, the percentage of finding the most potential ones can only be done by research.

most major exchanges do not enforce email verification for large withdrawals. like Binance, which limits 2 bitcoin transactions per day for members who don't kyc. not just binance, but kucoin, hotbit, okex, or any other major exchange. personally i would choose binance for this.