Latest posts of: ivaf

Quote from: Nekoma2018 on March 07, 2019, 10:06:16 AM

Binance coin seem to be one of the most successful coins on coinmarketcap.. and has been growing rapidly even in this bear market .. when other coins are struggling... then what will happen to BNB when the bull comes?? Do you think 100$ plus to 1 BNB is possible??

Everything is possible. That is, you can hope for a lot, but it is necessary to proceed from the rational.
And, yes, buy BNB is not too late.

Quote from: Muzika on March 12, 2019, 02:39:07 AM

Is it normal that an ICO has a Hard Cap of 72 million dollar? And as of now I cant find the total supply of the coin so that I can compute the total supply and the value per coin, and I guess they should also put the total supply in their site. What do you think?

Of course, they should post full information on their website. A hardcap of 72 million is a very large number, and in this case, everything should be calculated and written down to the smallest detail. Otherwise, it's just a fraud.
Yes, and what about the bounty (you indicated in the title of the topic)?

Quote from: jecka5252 on March 12, 2019, 09:31:07 AM

Ребят, мою учетную забись твиттера приостановили. Так что пока не могу делать реаудит.

Не беда, всё наладится!

У кого есть возможность - прошу сделать реаудит https://www.twitteraudit.com/Petroff_ff
Заранее признателен!

Quote from: ziac on November 16, 2018, 05:59:43 PM

I was once an investor had few gains to some ICO/crowdsale but made many losses so I decided to stop participating in ICO instead I do bounties and buy it thru exchanges from bounty hunters dumping it.

I know for a fact that most of you know this situation and are guilty of it, price tends to tank due to bounty hunters selling their share of tokens for cheap. I think its better to pay hunters in eth or other alts rather than risking the price of their token or coin in that way they could also help their investors and boost confidence to their future and their project. Well for me a falling price is a mark of a failing project "ICO's"

Do you think that the price drop is connected with bounty hunters? Do you really think that they with their 1-2% tokens can influence the situation?
I do not think so. The fall in prices, in my opinion, is primarily due to the market situation and the low quality of projects (as well as in the absence of interest in them).

Here, recently there was a similar case: https://www.coindesk.com/sparkpool-splits-2100-ether-mining-fee-with-accidental-sender
But here the pool went to meet the sender and returned half the amount paid in error.

And I do not regret anything. I engage in cryptocurrency consciously. I like it, like the idea itself.
The course may be unstable. But the technology itself is developing and, I hope, will soon begin to reveal its potential.

Quote from: jerry0 on February 20, 2019, 10:47:38 PM

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If a coin has low trading volume, is that very bad?

Of course, nothing good about it. If there is no volume, then there is no interest in the project. If there is no interest, then there will be no financing. If there is no funding, there will be no project.
So, low trading volume is bad.

Transactions in the Ethereum network are irreversible. So it is not possible to help you (unless the Ethereum Foundation does a network hardfork with a rollback, but for one person and such a small amount no one will do it, as you understand).
And this wallet can no longer be used, it is compromised.

I think that ICO will no longer be able to raise funds. At least as they were before. Changes are needed in this market: tightening control, some kind of regulation and so on.
It is possible that the STO will be able to somehow change the situation.

Quote from: davinchi on February 28, 2019, 12:33:08 PM

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I personally don't see the reason for creation of lots of hard fork, there should be option of a soft fork like how lightning network was implemented in btc.

It seems to me that it is not entirely appropriate to compare the bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains. Ethereum is a representative of the next generation of the blockchain, and here it is sometimes impossible to do without hard forks (to implement basic network updates).
By the way, here's the countdown timer to Constantinople: https://amberdata.io/blocks/7280000

Cryptocurrencies provide fast, cheap, and borderless payments, but historically, this has come at the high user cost of extreme volatility. Stablecoins solve this problem and one can imagine that they may eventually be the dominant form of money globally.

I do not think that bounty hunter payments can have a strong effect on trading. After all, as a rule, a pool of bounty accounts for 1-2% of the total number of coins. Agree that with such volume it is difficult to influence the market. So only whales can have a serious impact.