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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: Find.Exchange ICO
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BTCerm
on 29/05/2018, 04:26:40 UTC
I think this project will become successful. Good luck to your ICO wish you all best.
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Board Bounties (Altcoins)
Re: ★BOUNTY DOCADEMIC★ Endorsed By John McAfee★ $1.200.000 USD TO SHARE★(CLOSED)★
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BTCerm
on 24/04/2018, 01:22:48 UTC
where can I trade my MTC tokens?
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Board Services
Re: [CFNP] IOS - Signature & Avatar Campaign | Up to $150/week in BTC & Tokens!
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BTCerm
on 22/04/2018, 14:24:52 UTC
Bitcointalk Username: BTCerm
Rank: Junior Member
Current Post Count: 89
BTC Address: 361v3FtdNhPVFEHydBkja5tVh1wgAvfJx1
ETH Address: 0x93eb80e487e7adaa727796a340236d882fb1a4d1
Wearing Avatar and Personal Message: Yes
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: How to find the best ICO program
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BTCerm
on 08/03/2018, 07:31:55 UTC
ICOAlert isthe best places to find ICO’s worth investing in.

ICOAlert is a list of up and coming, current, and recently ended ICO’s. It is a great resource to find undervalued up and coming CryptoCurrency that may be very valuable in the future.

Without a doubt, ICOAlert is the only comprehensive list of ICOs. The website has a variety of features that allow you to easily research these digital currencies.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: What makes a altcoin valuable
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BTCerm
on 08/03/2018, 07:06:59 UTC
That would depend on why the person is buying the altcoin.
For speculation purposes almost any coin will do well once fomo kicks in.
Long term development team would be number one. I'd say almost any anon type coin like bytecoin or monero will be around for the long run due to certain markets.
Also what is available on popular exchanges or soon to be available affects it as well.
But in order I would say dev team, acceptance, trade ability, then anonymity.
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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: Long term vs. Short term
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BTCerm
on 08/03/2018, 06:35:05 UTC
If you have money you won't need for 10 years or more, the stock market can be a great place to put it. Of course, if you need it tomorrow, the stock market is probably way too risky.

If you start investing for retirement early, then you can let your investments run for decades. That's a situation where stocks are a good investing strategy.

You can use stocks for most of your portfolio, and history shows stocks offer an attractive return.

Of course, we can't take history for granted, so we recommend you diversify with bonds and real estate to manage risk over any period.

Don't forget to think long term, even if it seems like retirement is a long ways away.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Watch out for scammers
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BTCerm
on 08/03/2018, 06:20:40 UTC
There are fake wallets out there that steal your coins. When a coin forks or a new coin comes out and people are confused, it isn’t uncommon to see fake wallets pop up. Make sure to use wallets officially endorsed by the entity or community behind the coin. If you are unsure, do more research. Following random online instructions can be a really bad move.
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Board Politics & Society
Re: Are there any users here living in Syria?
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BTCerm
on 28/02/2018, 16:05:26 UTC
Im not from syria but lets pray for them to have peace. May god save the soul of the dead victims of the war.
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Board Politics & Society
Re: How to stop smoking?
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BTCerm
on 28/02/2018, 16:00:30 UTC
No matter what method you are doing, an important part of quitting is to build the quit plan that works for you. Pick a quit date that gives you time to prepare without losing your motivation. Tell friends and family that you are quitting. Get rid of all cigarettes and ashtrays from your home, work, and car. Figure out your smoking triggers, and decide how you’re going to deal with them.
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Board Bounties (Altcoins)
Re: [BOUNTY][SIGNATURE][PreICO] Sphere Signature Program
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BTCerm
on 23/02/2018, 02:08:17 UTC
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: What is the difference between Altcoin and Bitcoin?
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BTCerm
on 23/02/2018, 01:17:06 UTC
Bitcoins still maintain a significant market share when it comes to cryptocurrencies, but some altcoins came up giving it a run for its money.

Given that altcoins come with improvements that the bitcoin lacks, bitcoin developers maintain a high level of innovativeness to ensure that it continues to stay at the top of cryptocurrency trading.

There is always the chance of technical and economic flaws causing bitcoins to die off catastrophically. Altcoins continually work on addressing these identified flaws to create marginally stronger digital currencies. Also, consensus flaws could lead to the bitcoins natural death.

While bitcoins, with community desires, can add utilities similar to those found in altcoins, most cryptocurrency traders prefer to put their trust in a tried-and-tested model rather than having it incorporated as a test drive.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Why do people want Bitcoin?
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BTCerm
on 22/02/2018, 07:26:09 UTC
Because it’s fast, secure and global.  Bitcoin doesn’t discriminate.  You can use it anywhere in the world, to send value almost instantly, nearly for free. Transferring bitcoins costs just a few pennies and you can send as much value as you want.  It’s important to remember that bitcoins can’t be counterfeited or duplicated.  The cherry on top is that transactions are conducted in a peer-to-peer method, without the need for a bank or third party to oversee it.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: How To Start an ICO?
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BTCerm
on 22/02/2018, 06:32:50 UTC
1: Think of an idea.
2: Gather a team, write a detailed white paper, marketing website. If you don’t know how to create your own Smart Contract and crypto currency, hire an expert team.
3: Do Investor outreach, create media hype and FOMO.
4: Prepare and launch your wallet.
5: List your currency on multiple marketplaces.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Ethereum will overtake Bitcoin
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BTCerm
on 21/02/2018, 05:52:07 UTC
Might happen, might never happen, and by ‘overtake’ I’m guessing that you mean when one ETH is worth more than one BTC.

The two coins are taking very different paths, my best guess for BTC is that it’ll end up as a store of value, a commodity, unless the team tackle payment processing capacity and time.

ETH is a more flexible tool, a platform for business but both coins have the potential to change and develop.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: How to check bounty legit or scam??
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BTCerm
on 21/02/2018, 05:47:54 UTC
Investigate the core team behind the project. Find out if the team members actually exist.

Do they have a track record or experience that is relevant to the project that is verifiable?

Searching social media sites is a good place to start but perhaps more important is establishing if the individual in question is involved with any other projects or discussions related to the project’s development. If the person presented to the public seems too generic, their profiles have little social activity or if their association with the project is unclear then this should arouse suspicion.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: BITCOIN vs ETH ? Your thoughts?
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BTCerm
on 21/02/2018, 05:45:34 UTC
Ethereum is an advancement based on the principle of blockchain that supports bitcoin but with a purpose that does not compete with Bitcoin. However, the popularity and rising market capitalization of Ether brings it in competition with all cryptocurrencies, especially from the trading perspective. Currently, the market cap of Ether (ETH) is more than Ripple and Litecoin, although it’s far behind Bitcoin (BTC). On the whole, Bitcoin and Ethereum are different versions using the blockchain technology, and are set to establish themselves, driven by different intentions.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: WHAT RESOURCES DO YOU GUYS USE WHEN LOOKING FOR ICOS
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BTCerm
on 20/02/2018, 04:15:46 UTC
First, I'm looking for Token distribution ""When and How"
Greed can be defined by a high token distribution to the team members, let’s say, more than 50% of the tokens is suspicious. A good project will link its token distribution to the roadmap. Because each phase or milestone of the project requires a certain amount of funding.

Watch for the token distribution stage. Some projects just release their tokens hours after the ICO has ended. Some projects need to develop a beta version before sending out the tokens. If you look at the percentage gain of Etherium (one year between ICO and token distribution, around 500% gain), Augur (1+ years, 1500%) and Decent (8 month, 350%), sometimes this break creates a very positive hype around the project.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Are you afraid of hackers?
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BTCerm
on 20/02/2018, 03:59:41 UTC
If you are talking about un-ethical hacking then obviously the people you have ever been hacked are ought to be afraid,but until you haven't experienced this you will find it cool and interesting.

Their are two types of hacking:
1. Ethical(white hat) hacking: In short they provide security to cyber world. They hack things for good purpose.
2. Unethical(black hat): they steal someone's data for their personal gain and harm others.

My personal experience of knowing about the person who is a hacker(unethical) was a bit different, initially I found it interesting and really cool but after some time I realized this is not good and if you are caught then their are strict legal actions against you.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Do you like airdrops?
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BTCerm
on 20/02/2018, 03:47:05 UTC
i'm still trying to get my share of onions to start participating in the airdrop but i see its rather hard for someone with not so many possibilities to invest with money. Every little thing seems to be done to compensate hold members and people in already better positions, which is ok, but hard for new members to start.
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Board Development & Technical Discussion
Re: How to do micro payments with bitcoin?
by
BTCerm
on 20/02/2018, 03:32:28 UTC
Micropayments also have the capacity to put an end to many of the problems the internet currently faces, like spamming. In the future, some of the services that are free – and constantly attacked by spam, like emails – could be replaced by making use of micropayments.
 Paying a fraction of a cent for an email wouldn’t bother most people, but for the spammers it would totally be a deal breaker.  Micropayments definitely have a huge role to play in the future, but how things will change because of this transition is not clear. In any case, in order for micropayments to prevail, adoption of cryptocurrencies needs to increase and that is only going to happen when people understand the possible applications and prospect that this technology offers.