Lot of good ico releasing right now so no one knows what ico token will improve up and maybe it will increase in other years to come but we are on 1st quarter of 2019 so no one will know.
I agree, but reserved. I saw a lot of good projects trying to reach their funding goals last year, but despite good intentions, plans and even a decent community to support them, they still didn't make it. Hopefully the crypto-climate will turn for the better this year.
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This way of spreading bounty revenue is also new to me. I don't see the need for this, as it should be enough to provide an ETH address. If this is needed to minimize network overload this would be a hell of a large bounty campaign...
Trust your gut. If you don't trust this, don't act upon it.
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[...] het punt dat in het artikel wordt aangehaald om op een een of andere manier het financieren van terroristische organisaties tegen te gaan opzich wel een belangrijke is? Die dooddoener wordt constant van stal gehaald op het moment dat argumenten ontbreken. Wie is er immers niet tegen "terroristische organisaties" (of anders komt "kindermisbruik" wel te voorschijn)... Precies. Ik geloof ook wel in een (lichte) regulering, maar zolang de partijen, die regulering willen, zich bedienen van dit soort dogma's, makkelijke inkoppers en eenzijdige argumentatie heb ik geen vertrouwen in ze. Diezelfde argumenten zijn uiteraard ook bedoeld als afleiding om discussies over het huidige financiēle en monetaire systeem te voorkomen. "Ja dit is ook niet perfect, maar we moeten ons eerst echt bezig houden met alle criminaliteit rondom cryptos..."
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....Er is geen verdere technische kennis of analyse vereist om deze strategie toe te passen. Dus zoals ik al meerdere keren heb gezegd, deze strategie kan zelfs geleerd worden en toegepast worden door een kind van 6-7 jaar....
Je weet het wel te verkopen Volgens mij moet ik dat met mijn leeftijd dan wel kunnen. Ik ben in ieder geval nieuwsgierig genoeg om het te gaan proberen, dus bedankt voor de info! Mocht het goed gaan, dan laat ik het nog wel weten.
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The one item I'm missing here, and that is crucial before applying the other (great) tips is: Learn to know and accept yourself.
You need to accept that you will panic and you will rush in, before you can coop with these behaviours. If you are in denial ('I never panic') you will fall hard. First on the whole panicking, closely followed by a feeling of failure ('How did that happen?')
If you know what triggers your panic, you can find and train coping mechanisms.
Just my two cents...
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I also keep most of the tokens I have earned with my bounties. But I also don't see the harm in dumping. It get's the trading started and smart traders can pick up cheap coins. So, what is the real problem here?
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Good advice! And when in doubt: ask here. I'm sure you will get some good advice here. Maybe it's even better to always ask advice here when dealing with a new exchange...
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How do I get some merits? And what is the advantage of a bitcointalk community member being merited?
Start by not talking about how to get merit. The formula is very simple. Post comments that others find valuable or interesting...they may gift you some merit. That's it. More importantly for the rest of us, why are you so concerned with earning merit? Lol! First rule of merit: Don't talk about merit But seriously, just be an active member, help others and try to make useful posts is the best way I guess.
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Just stay active. Read and ask questions. You'll have Jr status in no-time. Meanwhile, try social media bounties...
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I think you are missing the above point. You think of bitcoin as something with a value in dollars / euro's / etc. The point that was made is that, íf bitcoin reaches 1 million, it probably means that bitcoin has become an accepted currency, therefor there would not be a need to exchange it anymore, you would use it like you would use cash right now.
If not, I'm sure that it will not reach that high of a value without potential buyers, so you won't have to worry about cashing in, if you would really want to.
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There are several explanatory video's on the web. Sometimes it's easer to understand things when they are visualized. Maybe you should try this one: https://youtu.be/SSo_EIwHSd4 It is pretty understandable. Also: Use a lot of different sources to learn from. Don't watch one video and believe you got it.
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Well, let's do the math... BTC: $7000 12 months, so you need $583 per month. Signatures run for 2 to 3 months, so you need 4 to 6 successful signature campaigns returning 1000 / 1500 dollar each. I've had signatures with that amount so, I'd say it is possible.
Sidenote: most signatures require 10 to 15 meaningful posts a week, so you need to find a strategy to post up to 780 posts a year here, without becoming a spammer.
Since it is realistic to say that a few of these campaigns will fail, scam you or won't earn enough, it's a good idea to do social media campaigns intensively. This may earn you an extra 200 a month, compensating the predicted loss in signature campaigns.
Hope this helps!
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Well, I guess your question has been answered today... Now, next question: will it recover and if so, how fast?
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If you log in and frequently use the MEW wallet, I suggest you look elsewhere because this is a place where hackers often visit because its users often do not secure their account well.
I want to add. After attacking and breaking my wallet, I try not to keep assets in my wallet, but transfer them to reliable exchanges. Only if necessary I make transfers to the wallet or through the wallet, leaving a minimum on it. +1 I transfer the tokens I tend to hold to another wallet, and I leave the ones I want to trade. Often their value is very little, but this way I can sell them fast.
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