JohnYDillinger
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November 06, 2018, 01:36:21 PM |
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What’s everyone’s opinion on the long-term prospects of this project? i kinda indicated two pros and one con for me. The pros are that the concept is highly demanded (gambling is always profitable as a whole) and the fact that people behind this project are dealing with a big online gambling entertainment supplier. The ultimate con is, normally, that the concept is in the embryo stage and it’s very difficult to predict its outcome. An online gambling business is also pretty controversial. It’s allowed today, but can get restricted at any moment, according to the world-wide legal practices. Then what? Well, theses are my thoughts...
can’t argue too much here… you’re pretty on spot.. but as for your last statement… The project only concerns the countries of the third world. we could argue about laws and legal regulations all we want, but those countries are highly unlikely to forbid such a profitable industry. pretty reasonable thought) thanks for sharing an opinion!
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HappStoreW
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November 06, 2018, 01:41:30 PM |
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Known as the world’s oldest neutral country, Switzerland is also the epicenter for ICOs. Four of the five highest grossing ICOs have been launched in the country, according to the Crypto Valley Association (CVA) due to its relaxed stance on cryptocurrencies. Here, cryptocurrencies are considered assets rather than securities. Note that this is one of the most important distinctions in regulations as many more rules are imposed on securities and more protections are put in place for investors.
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November 06, 2018, 01:50:54 PM |
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Known as the world’s oldest neutral country, Switzerland is also the epicenter for ICOs. Four of the five highest grossing ICOs have been launched in the country, according to the Crypto Valley Association (CVA) due to its relaxed stance on cryptocurrencies. Here, cryptocurrencies are considered assets rather than securities. Note that this is one of the most important distinctions in regulations as many more rules are imposed on securities and more protections are put in place for investors.
have you read this article further? and have you seen its title to begin with? it’s called ‘how the bitcoin bubble will pop’)))))
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November 06, 2018, 01:55:20 PM |
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Crypto Valley Association, a consortium of multiple large companies that fills a similar role as incubators do in Silicon Valley, recently issued a statement warning about the lack of «traditional support structures» in ICOs.
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GucciGangClub
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November 06, 2018, 01:59:00 PM |
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The ICO hype doesn’t seem to die down at all, all the new projects use this way to raise investments… it seems all the reasonable to me that some countries simply forbid arranging such events and thus save the residents from yet another scam opporunity.
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November 06, 2018, 02:02:21 PM |
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I’ve surely seen the name of the article, read it this morning and I wasn’t looking it up in the first place. I argued over a fact with another fact and you just started shoving your ten cents. I’ll read your 10000000001 ‘expert’ article about the right approach to scam ICOs.
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Discovery2017
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November 06, 2018, 02:14:35 PM |
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why people aren’t able to read consistently the things they look up)))) it’s liek a pseudo cryptocurrency expert fever)))))
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TheFirstCreator
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November 06, 2018, 02:16:35 PM |
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The big idea of all ICOs: it’s time to make a platform that would watch through smart contracts a platform that watches how smart contracts are executed and how the monitoring process of how the project development terms are fulfilled is going and controls the control of the volume of the work completed.
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dhaemp64
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November 06, 2018, 02:17:54 PM |
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The big idea of all ICOs: it’s time to make a platform that would watch through smart contracts a platform that watches how smart contracts are executed and how the monitoring process of how the project development terms are fulfilled is going and controls the control of the volume of the work completed.
I’ve surely seen the name of the article, read it this morning and I wasn’t looking it up in the first place. I argued over a fact with another fact and you just started shoving your ten cents. I’ll read your 10000000001 ‘expert’ article about the right approach to scam ICOs.
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HappStoreW
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November 06, 2018, 02:22:43 PM |
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The big idea of all ICOs: it’s time to make a platform that would watch through smart contracts a platform that watches how smart contracts are executed and how the monitoring process of how the project development terms are fulfilled is going and controls the control of the volume of the work completed.
I’ve surely seen the name of the article, read it this morning and I wasn’t looking it up in the first place. I argued over a fact with another fact and you just started shoving your ten cents. I’ll read your 10000000001 ‘expert’ article about the right approach to scam ICOs. well my general expert opinion on ICO is that all ICOs are scam by nature.
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Athanasios Motok
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November 06, 2018, 02:25:44 PM |
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btw, here’s a small checklist i’ve found for cryptoinvestors looking to earn through ICO 1. Don’t invest your money in someone’s ICO. 2. Do not invest your money in someone’s ICO. 3. If you wanna earn fast you should organize your own ICO. good luck everyone))) :-)
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Xtonyonyack
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November 06, 2018, 02:29:02 PM |
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btw, here’s a small checklist i’ve found for cryptoinvestors looking to earn through ICO 1. Don’t invest your money in someone’s ICO. 2. Do not invest your money in someone’s ICO. 3. If you wanna earn fast you should organize your own ICO. good luck everyone))) :-)
The governments of different countries simply started regulating how the money are taken from people with icos. What about the last year’s successful icos? anyone did what they’d promised?)))
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DreamerJ
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November 06, 2018, 02:29:51 PM |
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btw, here’s a small checklist i’ve found for cryptoinvestors looking to earn through ICO 1. Don’t invest your money in someone’s ICO. 2. Do not invest your money in someone’s ICO. 3. If you wanna earn fast you should organize your own ICO. good luck everyone))) :-)
ahah, you can organize your own ICO if you wanna earn fast, but you will still need some money)))
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saveeege
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November 06, 2018, 02:41:24 PM |
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Is there any suffficient way to minimize the risks coming with ICO investing?
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November 06, 2018, 02:43:27 PM |
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I’ve invested in one ICO this year. My token currently costs considerably lower than what i’d expect it to cost. it’s a good thing i’ve only purchased like 20 of em
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pactiond
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November 06, 2018, 02:49:57 PM |
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A funny situation with all this ICO craze. On one hand, it’s another crowdfunding option and that’s good. Maybe, somebody will make a living off of being a ‘cloud investor’, but it’s pretty silly as a whole.
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Athanasios Motok
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November 06, 2018, 02:56:37 PM |
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I’ve invested in one ICO this year. My token currently costs considerably lower than what i’d expect it to cost. it’s a good thing i’ve only purchased like 20 of em
here you go with a great example Can you say what kind of coin it is? Pure curiosity...))
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ripzombie
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November 06, 2018, 03:00:01 PM |
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Is there any suffficient way to minimize the risks coming with ICO investing?
it’s very simple - don’t take part in ICOs. this is a 100% working option))
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dhaemp64
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November 06, 2018, 03:00:46 PM |
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A funny situation with all this ICO craze. On one hand, it’s another crowdfunding option and that’s good. Maybe, somebody will make a living off of being a ‘cloud investor’, but it’s pretty silly as a whole.
ICO and cryptocurrencies make me optimistic as to the future of the economic systems. these are the tools that change and update the whole system drastically and give chances to those who just couldn’t invest efficiently before.
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November 06, 2018, 03:09:26 PM |
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i usually like making open comments, but i’ll only make a short remark right now: the government made investments difficult or impossible (IPOs practically don’t take place, too expensive and everything is regulated too closely). The investing is a fundamental aspect of the human society. A bit of freedom in this aspect can lead to great economical incerases
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