lol at "borrowed your mom's paypal"-I honestly doubt it was borrowed j/k. yeah I highly recommend boostupvotes, upvotes.io and upvote.network. all legit and will even provide refunds when necessary.

i tried both boostupvotes and upvotes.io and it's safe to say both these businesses are legit. they even have customer service people to receive complaints or assist with issues.

I think they removed Stripe just recently.. For the sale, try to send them a message from their website...

Does anyone have a price list for their service? I want to check and compare it with other services.

This is one of the best projects for the year along with WePower, eloncity, and Menlo One.. I've been following you guys since I just know that renewable energy will be a game changer sooner than we think...

This is exactly why I no longer trust ICO review sites. What's sad is that this guy might even be connected to the ICO bench team.  Once Menlo One launches its decentralized ICO listing platform, it'll be good riddance to your fake/paid review site(s)..

If a token goes down after its launch, I'm afraid that there's no historical data to help us determine what the psychological support is. What comes to mind is whether you trust the project, the team, and its future use for the masses. If you didn't do thorough research or if you joined as a result of being hyped, then sell immediately.

Thankfully, Menlo One will be launching its decentralized ICO marketplace soon. With its help, even newbie investors won't get lost in terms of doing research since it incentives honest reviews & contributions from the community and penalizes fake ones for the purpose of creating hype.

Are there legit ICOs around? I'm just worried about being scammed by "promising" projects again. Lately, I've been checking out Impetus, or Menlo tokens and think both have some potential. When doing research, what are the important things we need to look out for? What are some red flags?

Are ICOs counted? Menlo One is having a token sale this mid-July and I think it's the first time ever that there's going to be an ICO marketplace. It aims to solve fraud issues and to provide easy access to ICOs. Here's the link to their white paper https://www.menlo.one and an interview with Menlo's CEO states that this project will help identify fraudsters at the same time giving investors easier access to ICOs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=884&v=Rw1QBpBYE6o Any thoughts?

It's no secret that joining ICOs can be highly risky especially since people can be bribed into posting good stuff about a certain token. Even known personalities can be "paid" to do so if the price is right...

I've recently come across a project aiming to be the first and biggest ICO marketplace in town. It claims to have found a solution for bias reviews, scams/vaporware, etc.. The project is called Menlo One. Here's their website https://www.menlo.one Can any of you guys help me understand how they can do what they claim they can do??

It's no secret that joining ICOs can be highly risky especially since people can be bribed into posting good stuff about a certain token. Even known personalities can be "paid" to do so if the price is right...

I've recently come across a project aiming to be the first and biggest ICO marketplace in town. It claims to have found a solution for bias reviews, scams/vaporware, etc.. The project is called Menlo One. Here's their website https://www.menlo.one Let me know if any of you guys can help me understand how they can do what they claim they can do??

Eth in my opinion is actually worth more than any other coin in the crypto space, even more than Bitcoin. It is being used as the platform for smart contracts, and other coins, faster and cheaper transactions which is Bitcoin's major struggle. Because of Eth, DAI was created, a coin that's made to be 1:1 with the dollar and with minimal volatility. This may not directly benefit Eth, but these things benefit the progress of the blockchain technology in the long run.

I prefer Eth over Bitcoin actually... It has more uses and people are moving to Eth as soon as they have learned enough from starting out with Bitcoin.

For the long term, I think trading is the most profitable since what you need is skill in trading and the skill you acquire is not limited only to cryptos but in all types of markets.

While it's definitely still about how much you invest, when you invest is as important since it determines your gains/losses in a trade.

How are you even able to determine that? Either you have a crystal ball or you are just making things up based on what you want to happen. We need to deal with our losses quickly and not wait for it to get worse.

exactly.. you don't need to spend too much time on airdrops so there's no downside in participating in them. From the scams that have been reported by bounties, I really don't want to waste my efforts and end up not getting paid.

there's not bigger mistake than listening to emotions when investing/trading. What you need to listen to are facts based on technical analysis and the latest news.

I think this merit system has its pros and cons. First, not all merit-worthy posts are noticed and given due credit. Second, non-meritworthy posts are given merit (can be given merit) just because they know the poster or for some other reason.

I haven't much about Paybear probably because it's still new.  Will see how it goes in a few months or so as I think this new payment company is good for business.