Waves is at the top of its game and keeps pushing the boundaries up (see ng, dex...). Many project run on such blockchain. The only limitation to the technology, in my opinion, is the lack of volume in the dex. This could be something the team could work on and bring more liquidity in the dex.
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The website has been recently updated. Now, it only lacks of links to the external third party websites related to VIT. Hopefully development is going smooth and soon we hope to see some good rewarded streaming action!
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I remember at the beginning of the start of the coin, there was a lot of attention to this project in the community. Then with constant hands the price kept falling and people cooled down a bit to the project. Now perhaps the very moment to buy a lot of coins, perhaps very soon will be the growth of the entire market. A lot has changed since the initial days - the primary one being that the airdrops have ended. The airdrops created hype and got people into the project. Now there is a lot of development happening in Byteball, but it doesn't seem to have caught the market's fancy. This is s very tough moment for all cryptocurrency and byte all overall. The Price dropped from about 200$ to about 100$. Preset big swing compared with the rest of the market. Hopefully, new releases and wider promotions will bring it back where it deserves to be.
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It is not a problem if the token is not listed yet in major exchanges. Let the dev team finish the development stage, and try to simplify the technology for the mass adoption. Once these two steps are completed, no doubt you will see greater things.
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There is not real volume. The pump can be a fake one. Someone playing with fire! Perhaps there is someone not aware of the actual scenario who is trying to get in some other unaware traders. Nice shot by the way.
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You mentioned 92% of projects fail. Nevertheless, if you invest in all of them and the 8% of the investments is able to cover the losses of the 92% of the other project, than you are better off. This is a risky business which requires a lot of time and effort in order to be lucrative.
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Profitable airdrops are just a small percentage of what is proposed everyday. I absolutely support free distribution of wealth, but it appears that devs are dropping their initial project very soon. This is quite sad indeed.
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Some people love to collect stuff, stamps, coins, postcards, cars... They feel attached to it regardless of the actual value. Nevertheless, the time will arrive when you will sell. I can see already a teardrop even if you sell it for 1million dollar.
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I am a daily trader who tried to benefit of the small fluctuations of the prices. Buy low, sell slightly higher.
In case I want to open a margin position, how much shall I willing to put in it? 5% of my roll? 10%? Or higher? Suggestions accepted.
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There are a few project like Eloncity, such as WePower and KwH. They are trying to promote renewable energies, which are the future. Mining can be related too. The blockchain is the new trend, and can help to decentralise the network. Hope it helps.
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Regardless of the row, isn’t that a piece of open source code? How would you protect something which is already disseminated? Moreover, the idea must be novel and a breakthrough. It cannot be just a different line of code (if any). Neither a similar idea! Hence it could be easily rejected. No panic.
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Would anyone know where that transaction come from? Is it out from an exchange or is a peer to peer transfer? Someone is looking for doubling the money soon!
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I would avoid the majority of small exchanges due to their high trading fees and withdraw fees. You might also incur on timely delays. Forkdelta is the only viable option at the moment due to their high number of pairs and fair fees.
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How big is the collusion problem in eSports? I can understand it at lower level, but for big teams it seems so difficult to fix the matches. The prices are quite high indeed for big events. If this happens even at high level, probably not even the blockchain can solve the issue.
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The OTC transactions do exist exactly for that purpose. If you were to exchange 1k or 10k bitcoins all in one go, the price will sudden spike in the opposite direction (even if positions will be soon filled up by bots). Nevertheless, you might need some sort of exchange to cash out eventually. No idea how much would be exchanging to fiat in the “blackmarket” or alternative routes.
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The trading volume is a fraction of what was a few months ago. Until this trend continues, we will see bearish times. A little every day, like a slow acting pill which weakens everything. The antithode is still hidden.
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If you are a coin holder or long time investor, the price you have paid is almost relative. In the future, near or remote, the holdings will be valuable. Hence, it is better late than never to buy some altcoins
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It doesn’t really matter when to sell the tokens received from bounty campaigns. The problem is that dumping those coins is very difficult sometimes because they are not listed anywhere. This makes holding a better option. Forget about them and sell when you will remember.
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I wouldn't be so surprised. All minor exchanges have such high withdraw fees in place. There is no way to complain to them and begging for lower fees. Nevertheless, even Binance has a huge fee for cashing out NPXS. They set the price, you need to accept it as a fact.
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There is no need to spread fud in these hard times. Big losses across the board and OCL is no exception. The monthly updates should be enough to keep the fudders relaxed. But seems not enough. Do yourself a favour: just sell your small bag so you wil not complain anymore.
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