User: 520Bit
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Quote from: 520Bit on September 08, 2018, 08:44:24 PM

The goal of the project is to create an international, absolutely transparent gambling operator built on the basis of Ethereum. It's very serious team is one of the few recently my recommendation to participate. This is a great company. This ICO is very good.

Source1: https://twitter.com/Duvolon/status/1027101065471303685 (archived)

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00:55 - 8. Aug. 2018

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It's very serious team is one of the few recently my recommendation to participate. This is a great company. This ICO is very good.

Source2: https://icobench.com/ico/winstars/financial

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User: treejay (banned)
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Quote from: treejay on January 21, 2018, 07:10:55 PM

Bitcoin Of course, it is the largest and the whole market is following the Bitcoin course for now! You can not act seriously in cryptocurrency and pretend Bitcoin is not there. There are still the same problems for Bitcoin to tackle: transaction costs, scalability and arguments surrounding centralization of mining and developers that the community is struggling with. If the community around Bitcoin is not able to solve these problems, it is very questionable whether the mother of all cryptos can keep their market share. If that is not the case, the next question naturally arises: if Bitcoin falls away, which crypto will become market leader? Competitors enough in any case. We will also hear a lot about this in 2018.

Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-ICO-to-invest-in-2018

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Of course, it is the largest and the whole market is following the Bitcoin course for now! You can not act seriously in cryptocurrency and pretend Bitcoin is not there. There are still the same problems for Bitcoin to tackle: transaction costs, scalability and arguments surrounding centralization of mining and developers that the community is struggling with

User: haithemfar (banned)
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Quote from: haithemfar on June 21, 2018, 01:21:23 AM

Your idea looks cool! It will be very interesting to look at your final product. Good luck in the development!

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Quote from: Nokswild on June 01, 2018, 12:38:48 PM

Your idea looks cool! It will be very interesting to look at your final product. Good luck in the development!

User: spiderm4n15
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Quote from: spiderm4n15 on January 25, 2018, 02:44:29 AM

i think IOTA is coming out of the data marketplace with an extensive range of large businesses participating, the tangle becomes increasingly scalable and safer. The ultimate use of IOTA, the simple and inexpensive exchange of data between IoT devices, seems very feasible and many companies are looking forward to it

Source: https://www.quora.com/What%E2%80%99s-the-best-cryptocurrency-to-invest-with-a-smaller-investment

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Coming out of the data marketplace with an extensive range of large businesses participating, the tangle (the underlying technology of IOTA) becomes increasingly scalable and safer. The ultimate use of IOTA, the simple and inexpensive exchange of data between IoT devices, seems very feasible and many companies are looking forward to it.

User: The Scorpion
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Quote from: The Scorpion on October 14, 2018, 09:56:39 AM

Regulation to date has been minimal, but history tells us that governments rarely preference light regulation it just takes them a while to catch up with technology. There are a large number of issues that any government could regulate when it comes to cryptocurrency use among the public. In 2013, the U.S. Senate held the first hearings on Bitcoin. In that same year, FinCEN released the first announcement by any government agency related to the technology. The IRS was also the first tax agency in the world to clarify the tax treatment of Bitcoin and other digital currencies. Additionally, BitLicense in New York was the first licensing regime in the world directed at digital currencies.

Source: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrencies/@thehutchreport/10-ways-governments-could-stop-cryptocurrencies

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