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Just speculation, of course...but, I think we'll see a gradual rise over this next year as institutions create new investment options for their customers that otherwise wouldn't invest in bitcoin on their own. I still don't really understand the reasons behind the rapid rise at the end of last year, but I don't expect that to happen again for some time due to all the negative press/media. If there's some event that coincides with good press/media, maybe we get a rise like that again. Some think that will happen around the havening in 2020.
crypto is green again, do you thing is good time buy now .
no one knows, there are too many bots and professional traders in this unregulated marketplace...most of us don't have a chance against the market makers but to hold/dollar cost average over years and hope that adoption of crypto continues to grow worldwide
Some diversification is good, but I'd put the majority on bitcoin - no other crypto will be first and no other crypto will be as central to the cryptoverse, at least not in the short to mid-term.
Re: Sucre (SUCR) X11 based cryptocurrency POW, Masternode, Private and Instant Send
The requesting my favorite exchange thing is getting out of control now, and no I will not pay the 650,000 USD requested to list Sucre on all your favorite exchanges. (I'm not ready to sell a kidney yet)
So this is how it's gonna work, I will create a voting system in the next 3 weeks(in time for Budget proposal or so). You will then vote for your favorite exchange platform. Each month I will submit a Budget proposal to include the winning exchange (will let decide the masternode community by voting yes or no, the democratic way) Then once I get the amount of coins propose on the next superblock cycle, I will sell the coin on the exchanges we already have. As soon I have the exact BTC amount requested by the exchange will submit Sucre to it.
NOTE: The amount of coin total by budget cycle will be approx 6000 Sucres and I will never make a proposal higher than 3000 (half) coins (so others can submit projects also, remember Sucre is not only about trading...). If I don't have enough to submit to current exchange(e.g. Cryptopia 75,000 USD) then will have to make a second budget proposal to complete submission.
All this budget proposal for voting thing will be explain (How to) in details in the Sucre WIKI due to launch February 1st 2018. (it's not active at the moment and will be BETA at beginning). I will not explain this one on one. wait until Wiki is completed.
Hope this will satisfied most of you all! If not then you will have to finance(yourself) inclusion to your favorite exchange.
Also make sure you go read this PDF file before making anymore request http://sucremoneda.net/suggestions.pdf
Thanks for you understanding.
dev have you consider mercatox, coinexchange and stock.exchange? furthermore, binance and kucoin is also a good choice,
dev just explained it, stop trolling
It's a pretty well known one because it's basically the first mj etf, but MJX is interesting. It was a real estate etf last month, then they switched completely to mj related, maybe worth a look but do your own research for sure.
ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF(NYSEARCA:MJX)
ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF(NYSEARCA:MJX)
Re: Sucre (SUCR) X11 based cryptocurrency POW, Masternode, Private and Instant Send
Yes they are , remember this is first a Latin American coin and will will favor Latin American exchanges then all the other one. The way to play this game is to get high volume first with the exchanges we have now then the big guns will list us for free to get a share of our market.
Get big in non-English markets and everyone will have to follow. Great strategy... Once there is enough volume no one exchange should be able to break/make it.
Fusonfoto
Yeah, I agree. Best to get started on the latin american exchanges first, give the people that are intended to use the coin a good chance to buy it cheap. If it gets popular there, t
then others will be more attracted to it anyway.
Re: Sucre (SUCR) X11 based cryptocurrency POW, Masternode, Private and Instant Send
Thanks for this information Dev.
I really hope I didn't lose my Sucre in coinsmarkets
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Yes, thanks Dev for keeping us updated. You're definitely on the right track with strategy to get listed on bigger exchanges and real-talk with us, keep on truckin!
I really hope I didn't lose my Sucre in coinsmarkets
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Yes, thanks Dev for keeping us updated. You're definitely on the right track with strategy to get listed on bigger exchanges and real-talk with us, keep on truckin!
Re: Peter Thiel bought about $15 million to $20 million of bitcoin
It was good to have this news come along, especially after Novogratz' cheerleading kinda whimpered out a bit last week... Here's to big things for BTC in 2018!!! Hope those shorts get rekt!
Re: Sucre (SUCR) X11 based cryptocurrency POW, Masternode, Private and Instant Send
Hi, guys, tell me where are you incorporated?
What?
The point of cryptocurrency is to get the people out of the crooked banking system. (decentralize)
This is not a Token with an ICO where one control all the coins.
If a coin/token is run by a corporation, then you are going right back into a centralize system. (same as fiat paper money)
No one owns or controls Sucre and anybody can take part of it.
I'm only the developer, early in 2018, Masternode owners will be able to kick me out of this project if they want to . (by stake holder governance)
Coin like Ripple are controlled by corporations. Sucre is the banking system run by the people.
So no corporation, no headquarter, only the Sucre blockchain spread around the world communicating via P2P.
In technical terms, Sucre is more advanced than Bitcoin and differs from the Sha256 Algorithm by being much less resource intensive. It also has a transaction capacity of up to 8 times greater on the blockchain, stake holder governance, incentivized full nodes (Masternodes), instant transactions and protocol level privacy support.
es bueno!
Do you choose to hold or sell? I choose to continue holding.
I hold, buy more if I can. Bitcoin has the most and the best devs, the most tested technology, and the largest pool of supporters. With futures next month and ETFs next year, it's future is bright. There will be dips, nothing goes straight up. That's an opportunity! Overstock is one that accepts bitcoin. There are also many wallets that can convert from one currency to another that's accepted at a retailer. It seems Japan is ahead in regard to using crypto to make daily purchases, but I think you can find at least some retailers in major US cities that will take it. Likely, you can find them with a simple google search for your area.
Many people start with Coinbase, as it's easy and they can buy with a credit card. But, as you watch videos/tutorials, you'll realize that Coinbase has high fees, that leaving your coins on an exchange is risky, etc. GDAX, Gemini are much better deals. Ledger Nano S is a safe way to store your coins off of the exchanges.
They go to never never land...gone, lost. That's one reason many think there are much less than the 21 million coin supply. Back when btc was cheap, people were much less careful with how they stored it. There are many stories of people who lost their keys, hard drives, whatever and now don't have their coins. I recommend the Ledger Nano S, if you want to be safe.
Trying to time the best entry point into altcoins has been a disaster for many in the last month or two, especially. It's one thing for an altcoin to beat USD but it's turned out to be quite another to beat btc the way that it's been rising. Some seem really good at it, but I think we hear more of the success stories and less of the majority who lose money essentially betting against bitcoin. Buying an altcoin is essentially like saying you think it's better and will be more popular and more valuable than the coin with the most devs, the most publicity, and the longest track record. Kudos to those who can do that, but I think most try and fail...and are too embarrassed to admit it. I've seen coins that I read about, learned about, and really believed in drop to 1/3 of their IPO...in fact, that seems to happen fairly often. It's a risky game..
I wish I could time it, sell at the high before a dip...but it just is too hard and requires too much luck. Maybe some can.... Also, the tax cost of selling then buying again has to be figured in and covering that with the dip...well, it'd have to be a big dip and you never really know if it's big dip or just a blip. Best to hold and dollar cost average, imo