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December 08, 2019, 10:46:54 PM
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The malware problem is much bigger than it seems. Many well-known companies, manufacturers of smartphones build various software, which over time will begin to give you constant advertising and collect your data for unknown purposes. Therefore, it seems to me when using cryptocurrency wallets and services, I first need to look for all the information about cases of infection on your phone and reset all settings, trying to minimize the methods of information leakage.

two-factor identification is a great idea, but you should not trust and save passwords in the phone. Regular notepad writing can be reliable if you are not inclined to lose paper. But about the fact that it is better to use vpn when trading, I hear for the first time. Will crypto-exchanges and wallets not ask for your location? In addition, a good VPN can also have flaws in the phone due to the resale of data.

I would recommend to all people who plan to use cryptocurrencies and engage in investments to get acquainted with the materials on the taklimakan platform. There are trading tips and analytics here, but the main thing is training articles. Because how many posts have not written about wallet security, users make the same mistakes when counting the number of hacked accounts. It’s better to get all the knowledge yourself and continue to work with crypto

I use the words of my favorite song for the password, this works great so as not to forget the password and also it is complex enough to pick up the key to it. Safe storage of cold keys, preferably on removable media, is also a simple and effective way.
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December 08, 2019, 10:50:27 PM
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The malware problem is much bigger than it seems. Many well-known companies, manufacturers of smartphones build various software, which over time will begin to give you constant advertising and collect your data for unknown purposes. Therefore, it seems to me when using cryptocurrency wallets and services, I first need to look for all the information about cases of infection on your phone and reset all settings, trying to minimize the methods of information leakage.

two-factor identification is a great idea, but you should not trust and save passwords in the phone. Regular notepad writing can be reliable if you are not inclined to lose paper. But about the fact that it is better to use vpn when trading, I hear for the first time. Will crypto-exchanges and wallets not ask for your location? In addition, a good VPN can also have flaws in the phone due to the resale of data.

I would recommend to all people who plan to use cryptocurrencies and engage in investments to get acquainted with the materials on the taklimakan platform. There are trading tips and analytics here, but the main thing is training articles. Because how many posts have not written about wallet security, users make the same mistakes when counting the number of hacked accounts. It’s better to get all the knowledge yourself and continue to work with crypto

I use the words of my favorite song for the password, this works great so as not to forget the password and also it is complex enough to pick up the key to it. Safe storage of cold keys, preferably on removable media, is also a simple and effective way.

people are not hacked because they have simple code, but they are easy to manipulate. The human factor is fundamental to scammers. Many are tempted by offers on shares where they offer additional benefits, but in this way users can open access to their data so that malicious services copy the most important information and gain control over your accounts
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December 09, 2019, 06:18:17 AM
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There is really a need to put some regulation to ICOs. This has become more necessary. It is needed not only to protect investors but to protect the entire crypto itself. If the influx of ICOs that are scams will continue, the established reputation of crypto will be severely affected and might even appear scam in general to people. Something has to be done. 

to minimize the incident we must provide the regulation with firm action to every Investor and member. with this will have a positive effect on everyone.
Regulation is not yet needed but for the verification purpose of the team to prove if that platform has already created by the same owner was not faking his identity and i thought that's good enough.
When icos implemented some important thing as the standard in the past and that is helping a lot right now, just like
1. Escrow
2. Proof of identity by the team
3. 3rd trusted party to audit the platform

The verification has already done by investors that what we have called that as KYC verification is really suited to be used by the team too

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December 09, 2019, 08:33:23 AM
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Perhaps we should look away from ICO or at least, stop calling it ICO as the name has been tarnished with the mega scam of many alt projects in 2018. By the way, you can take a look at IMO as a more viable means of raising funds for projects and protecting investors funds

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