I see, thanks.

I have some CLAMs on Just-Dice and, with the recent price rise, I want to transfer some to Poloniex. However, after clicking 'Withdraw', there is a message:

"Your withdrawal will be sent from a random address in the hot wallet. Do not withdraw directly to any site that uses the 'sending address' as a 'return address' because any coins they return to you will be credited to a random Just-Dice account."

Is it safe to withdraw CLAMs from Just-Dice to Poloniex directly?

Because nobody wants to buy these useless tokens. Even if the project is not a scam, which is extremely unlikely - I think they deployed the new design to lure new people to deposit funds to the exchange - it is completely, totally discredited.

I was able to log in using my old registration data, but the interface is very laggy. Considering all the previous events, I do not trust the 'developers' in the slightest. I would not deposit a single cent there.

As others already said, buying bitcoins using a loan is extremely risky and should never be done. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose. As for $18k in December 2018, I really doubt that it will happen. We are in a full-blown cryptowinter similar to 2014-2016. It may take many months to recover even to $10k.

July 2018? No. July 2019? Maybe. Bitcoin failed to break $12k, then it failed to break $10k and I'm afraid next time it will fail to break $9k or something similar. Eventually it will recover, but it will take many months. I will be very happy to see $10k in the end of 2018.

Maybe it will happen before the next halving, in 2020. Miracles are possible (this is bitcoin!), but unlikely.

It's a scam. The exchange was just a mockup, nobody traded there (it was possible to deposit, but impossible to withdraw). Now even the site is down. The project is dead.

I became familiar with bitcoin in 2011 and saw three big bubbles and three crashes, to above $30 (crash to $2), to above $1000 (crash to $200) and to almost $20k (crash to $5.9k now, but it may go lower). A new rally this year is extremely unlikely.

While I also think that bitcoin is not going to die in the near future and am positive about long-term perspectives, I do not think we will see $25k this year. I'll be very happy to see $10k again, but now I doubt it will happen in 2018. The cryptowinter will last for at least a year, maybe two.

The site is still down and probably will never appear again. Looks like it is the end of this scam.

There was an ICO, with bounties, signature campaign, etc., and it successfully raised a considerable sum, although now I doubt that they reported it accurately.

Looks like it is. No news, no communication, the exchange is not working, the token is completely worthless.

No, there were no updates in more than two months. The exchange is just a mockup, do not deposit anything there.

I don't think there is anything worth waiting for. The project is completely dead.

Thanks for this great campaign! Got my final payment. My best wishes to the project!

Another meaningless comment. This token (TNG) is not worth anything, irrelevant of the supply. Nobody wants a useless token.

I think bitcoin will definitely hit $11k and higher levels, but not so fast. It needs to break $9.8k first and then to rise above $10k, which may easily take weeks.

Fortunately, I've missed CryptoDao. I'm not sure the Tangerine scammers initially planned to open their "exchange" and collect the deposits. There was a long delay before the launch and the "exchange" looks so primitive and unprofessional that there were probably very few deposits there. But, as far as I've heard, it is impossible to withdraw anything from there, so it is an additional layer of the scam.

Bitcoin is more of an investment instrument, a "digital gold". The price of gold also fluctuates, on a lesser scale but it is expected considering the fact that gold is known for many centuries, but bitcoin is still in its early stage. Exchange rates of different currencies also fluctuate.