A bit. Not so bad though, I could live without it, but when I have it around I keep looking at it

I think it might even reach 4.000$. They are getting the ground ready for a massive rise, and a massive rise needs a massive drop.

I sent you an email.

только хреновуху

Everything in this market is a bubble.
As the stock market is, as the "real" money is.
A bubble. The difference stands in who's blowing and filling the bubble. Stock markets' and real currencies' bubbles have billions of people blowing air into, while cryptos' bubble doesn't. One day it will, but a bubble was and a bubble it will remain

My top 5 all-time games are:

1. The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim
2. Fallout 3
3. GTA: San Andreas
4. Worms (the first one)
5. Splinter Cell - Chaos Theory

The best film I watched in 2017 I can't remember.
The best 2017 film I watched, mmmh, could be Tonya, which was fun and well made, or it could be Okja, also a nice movie.
Overall, 2017 has not been such a great year for movies, imo.

Hi everyone!
In case this goes against the forum rules i'll remove it but, as said here on the left, I'm newbie 

If anyone is interested in a telegram bulk sender / users extractor, pm me

It removes users from groups, it can send message to the max amount of people possible in a day, it can even add people from lists to groups.

Cheers!

Slither (2006). Such an ugly movie I still have the creeps

Well, I contacted all of them and yes, all of them cost. The only unpaid ICO listing ones are the one done by privates or pools, about which I don't have any data, but all the ICO listing websites work upon payment. I agree it is hard to go through all of them, but filtering out projects should be done somehow differently.

Just for the fact that you quoted the same exact words of their whitepaper means that you probably didn't even understand what they are. Either that or you're one of their marketing boys.


"support of experts in the field of ICO" such as..? Ian Balina? 
I might be wrong, but, as the guy above, you do sound as one of their marketing errand boys. Too many exclamation marks, too much boasting unsupported by facts. Show me your smart contract and I may even begin to think you're not bullshitting.

You reinvented the wheel!

You know that almost 80% of Italians know how to read, but do not understand what they read?
(http://www.lastampa.it/2017/01/10/blogs/il-villaggio-quasi-globale/il-per-cento-degli-italiani-analfabeta-legge-guarda-ascolta-ma-non-capisce-MDZVIPwxMmX7V4LOUuAEUO/pagina.html)

Those people are called "functionally illiterate".

Now, I can imagine how this forum got invaded by the same kind of people, who want something - cash - but are not mentally capable of obtaining it without following some kind of directives from what they think are gurus but are, in fact, mercenaries.

just one thing though: how is the total market cap a relevant number? It's imaginary, the amount of money that a coin would be worth if every piece of it were to be sold at the exact price - nonsense. Am I wrong?

ICO Listing websites are not trustworthy. They work this way: you pay, you get listed and get graded. You stop paying, your grade decreases. Total bullshit.


Same as MinerOne. Nothing new.
Mining was a good idea 10 years ago, today is mad. Either you are a hardware manufacturer, or you'll loose your money, sooner or later., since the hardware you get is 2nd grade. And mining Bitcoin is tooootal nuts. Employ your funds elsewhere. It's like looking for gold in California. A nice waste of time.


Wait, tell you what? Кaк пo pyccки?


You're a member of the team, why would I even trust you? no offence, it's just that you're not objective in your judgement.

You can solve the issue in two ways: first of all, you can make the IoT a peer node, so that the IoT needs to be more powerful in terms of processing and the internet connection more stable.
Or the IoT and the node remain separate. The IoT sends data via sms/3G to the node, which then saves it on blockchain.


In this latter case, you can assign the IoT an unique ID and, on the blockchain, you save not only the data, but also the ID of the IoT device.
As for how can people can "claim the device", you can also associate to the person the property of the object's ID.

Hope I was clear enough!

Multiversum (MTV) looks promising in the fact that they have a good technology, some interesting figures in their team, a bunch of partnerships and articles on few, non-crypto (therefore, probably, non-buyable) companies and newschannels.

Ternio is also really interesting. Partnerships with huge companies, could get big. Or could not.

That's what I invested in, of course I'm not a financial advisor, blah blah blah. You know how it goes. Personal advice, though: do your research, look up stuff in Telegram groups and not from people such as influencers (I won't give any name but S.Man and I.B. I sure wouldn't follow even with a shotgun pointed at my temple).

Good luck!

In 2k18 you still want to mine?
That's impressive.

Anyways, I wouldn't mine, but if someone forced me to, I would not mine one single coin, to avoid getting totally f*d in case that one lone coin went bad, but I'd try and mine - depending on the hardware you can put at work - 3-10 coins. The ones that still require mining, that is.

OFC avoid BTC and ETH, the latter if you don't have a serious mining system in some place where electricity is all but free.

XMN doesn't look bad, but it's kinda unknown, not so innovative or useful, so few chances it will raise much in the future, imo.

Whatever choice you make, good luck!

They are just the articles you wrote in class. Now that cryptos have become famous, everything has become costly as hell, so the articles you wrote in class for free now cost 500 dollars, the events that used to cost 500 dollars now cost 50.000$, and I could go on forever. Note that IcoBox offers you to write your WhitePaper for 8 BTC ! lol and that's a little more than the article you wrote in 101, but not that much more.

Mmh not really. For what I've understood, Red Pulse's target is to solve Information Overload's issue today, collecting, analyzing and moderating content, while Zebi is more into protecting data and offering anti-tampering of personal and sensible data. They face two different issue, providing two different solutions, even though they both refer to big data, bigger still since we are talking about China and India.
As for the coins, RPX I have no idea for their future, but I don't see it that bright. On the other hand, Zebi looks promising, probably going to rise a bit still, but of course I don't have any crystal sphere to look into

It is neither. A token is a token, a smart contract is a smart contract and a DAPP is a DAPP.
It is like asking if a dog is rather a bird or a camel. It is a dog.

However, it is created by a smart contract, therefore one could consider it closer to a smart contract in this sense, however it remains a separate concept.

Hope it helped clarify the issue!