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upvotes team, do you have an option to set the pace or interval in between upvotes? I would like to make sure that upvotes that come in don't look manipulated.
on upvotes.io, I noticed a new feature where you can select the speed of their upvotes. Not sure about the actual intervals, but they have either slow or very slow. You can also opt for a faster speed but definitely not a good idea.
Great feature for large upvote/downvote orders in my opinion. does it have an additional cost?
I was wondering about these projects: WePower, Menlo one, eloncity,, I heard that these are a few of the best ICOs this year.. they seem to fit the criteria of being legit since their teams attend conferences and interviews and have their real names on the line. Do you guys think it's worth the risk to invest in my picks?
In a bear market, all prices can go both ways since there are some coins that go against the overall trend. IMO, I would still invest in 100% legit ICOs such as Menlo One or even Eloncity since I am more worried about not being able to get the position I want rather than paper losses. I think this way mainly because I go for long term holding and I choose only projects with the highest potential.
Yes investing in ICOs is risky, but it's not exactly like gambling especially if we do proper research.. In the near future, I think we will no longer need to spend so much time researching different projects since a decentralized ICO marketplace called Menlo.one will launching its token sale this July. How is this related to minimizing risks? Their CEO announced that they have found a way to help with most issues ICO investors face. Link to their whitepaper: https://www.menlo.one/
I always hurt ICO. It's not very important right now and I will keep on waiting. I do not sell any ICO to the loss.
ICOs are high risk investments, but they also have the chance of giving high rewards depending on the developers' decisions and integrity. Sadly, some ICO investors have decided to stay away due to the risks of getting scammed.
btw, I'm eyeing a project called MenloOne that's going to function as a decentralized ICO markeplace. its devs mentioned that it has developed a system that will help stop fraud. Has anyone heard of this project and team behind it?
Re: Most of bounty manager's are too careless about scam ICO.
I think one problem of ICOs is that certain opinions from their respective community is being "moderated". Sadly "undesirable" comments or reviews toward the project are removed to maintain its image as a good project. What's worse is that some analysts or big names are paid to make a good review. I was almost certain that scams would be the death of ICOs. That is until I saw Menlo One'd project. It aims to help the community by being a decentralized market place for ICOs. It's the first of its kind, so I am not yet certain if it's going to be 100% legit, but I can already see mass adoption within months given the integrity and efforts of its team. Check it out https://www.menlo.one
This isn't bad news at all. It's merely an investor expressing his opinion on bitcoin, and it doesn't even sound like he blasted it at all. He's merely skeptical of bitcoin's value, which I confess I am as well. People who make their living trading stocks and such won't necessarily have any need whatsoever for crypto, and that's something we all should expect and accept. It's the same thing with Warren Buffett, who has expressed his doubt as well.
Time will either vindicate the true believers or not, but crypto has been around almost 10 years now and it's been an incredible ride so far. And think about this, 1BTC=$7500. Bitcoin started at basically zero in 2009. That is incredible progress.
Time will either vindicate the true believers or not, but crypto has been around almost 10 years now and it's been an incredible ride so far. And think about this, 1BTC=$7500. Bitcoin started at basically zero in 2009. That is incredible progress.
Their opinions don't matter although they are free to express themselves. It doesn't sound like he did is research about the blockchain technology anyway.
I think that this will ultimately depend on the merchants if they opt for crypto payment platforms instead of Fiat. As far as I can see, one main reason why merchants would opt for an alternative method is lower fees.. One such payment gateway with significantly lower fees is paybear.io.. Currently, a lot of merchants have partnered with them.
it's a law, if you don't agree with, police will ask your healthy
other than this, there is a deeper meaning to pay your taxes. It's basically the life-line of the govt. We may not like our govts, but at the end of the day, they keep chaos at bay.
If Bitcoin is going to be regulated soon, it will be more widely used by people. Although there will be fees and such, we still can't deny that Bitcoin is a very secure payment option.
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.
They seem to be quite here on Bitcointalk, I don't know if they have even an Announcement thread or a Sig/bounty campaign. Paybear seems to be promising but I think they lack people's awareness of their product.
Maybe because they're just isn't legit? I have looked into their website and they seem to good to be true. The service they offer is at 0%? Don't know but I think they aren't legit for me.
I guess you need to read their faq since they never mentioned that their fees will stay 0% forever. They have also gotten quit a bit of attention lately due to partnerships with known companies and merchants.
I admit that Bitcoin is kinda difficult to use for payments at this time, but I am hoping for a solution to this soon. That said, I am still keeping some Bitcoin as an investment in case we will see improvements soon.
Business can be learned with experience, but you'll have to be guided closely by a mentor to really grasp the skills needed to run it on your own.. Education builds a solid foundation and opens the door in learning advanced skills.
Re: Do you think digital currency will ever replace paper money?
Pretty close poll votes, but I think it is a possibility if the govt allows businesses to accept or transact in Crypto coins. Take Japan for example, the country is technologically advanced which means the majority of the people there have mobile internet AND their govt allows its businesses to accept Bitcoin.