XRB is in the lead by a good margin.  Everyone keep voting and this coin can FINALLY be added to a large exchange like it deserves.

Poloniex recently announced they will be taking action against unverified legacy accounts in a similar way to what Bittrex did.  The big difference being though that it's clearly outlined what will happen WAY ahead of time with plenty of notice for people to withdraw their coins if they wish.  And even after it takes effect people will still be able to remove their coins, just not trade them.

Unlike Bittrex which is a thieving piece of shit exchange that should have legal action taken against them soon.

What about the ethermon game (https://www.etheremon.com) and the etherfish I think it's called?  I think it's no surprise that even more of these types of games popped up once kitties got popular.  Question is will they have the same success or the endless strings of clones that is sure to follow.

Those are all solid long term projects though with big teams, not crappy eth tokens like 99% of airdrops being posted here.  I have no problems dumping all these tokens, except for a few rare ones they're all garbage.

  My quote a day before the big rise some months ago now.  I was giving honest advice then and I'll give it again now.  If you are one of these people who got rekt all you can do is learn from it and don't let it happen again.  Mistakes in life are fine, they are part of the learning process, but you're only stupid if you keep repeating them.  Anyone with even moderate experience in crypto could tell right away how this was going to turn out.

No.  Byteball and IOTA use a DAG.  XRB is a block lattice and isn't a clone of anything.  Info about is everywhere if you're inclined to do the research.

I'm really surprised anything ever came of this.  Dev made an annoucement many many months ago and then just vanished to return now.  For future reference it's probably better to pop in every once in awhile and take 5 minutes to write a post that the project is still alive.

If nothing else, this thread has at least provided plenty of entertainment for all involved.  Though if you're bagholding you're probably not getting too many laughs.

Ok thank you for the reply help.  In the end I was able to use Coinomi to sweep my keys just like with Bitcoin Gold.

Can you please do everyone a favor and stop posting the same thing over and over again?  You've made this same post at least 5 times already in the pages back.

We should definitely be pushing for this.  Binance is a quality bigger exchange that is well worth the effort if it can happen.

Wait I'm confused.  So since I missed the 1st airdrop the ones after it are only for BTX holders?  I can't still claim some BTX based on how much BTC I'm holding in my wallet?

Like all your cryptos, only leave what you're actively trading on an exchange.  The rest that is in a long term position should be kept in cold storage.

I really hope no one seriously believes he's dead.  The people who would are probably the same ones who bought at the peak and are still bagholding hoping for a miracle.  Cmon guys, wise up.

Sent you my pm.  Thank you for the airdrop and good luck.

Doing verifications with pms is a good way to prevent spam, but that is real work intensive.  Hope you can keep up once the flood starts. lol

I would also like to see this, at least at bare minimum it should be listed on one of the many small exchanges that don't charge huge fees to trade on their platform.

Obviously.  And what you think the price just goes up all by itself?  People have to invest in it driving it up.  It's not that complicated to understand.

Luck has nothing to do with it.  The largest gains can be made by buying projects when they're cheap and holding long term (however long that takes) until it rises to the price you think that it should.

Simple, people don't feel it's a solid project to invest in.  The higher the marketcap the more money people from all over have put into it.  Each day there are more and more cryptos being created, people tend to go with ones they feel are trustworthy and have long term potential.

Does anyone know what's up with the charts being messed up now on Firefox?  They used to work normally some weeks ago and now my mouse makes the crosshair jump around all over the place.  It works normally on Chrome, just Firefox has that weird issue.  Not a big deal, but kind of annoying.