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In what ways Bitcoin is different from traditional currencies?
Bitcoin can be used to pay for things electronically if both parties are willing. In that sense, its like conventional dollars, euros, or yen, which are also traded digitally.
But is it differs from fiat digital currencies in several important ways?
But is it differs from fiat digital currencies in several important ways?
What is Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) and How to Launch it Successfully?
hy guys! I'm started this thread can you please guide me with your opinions?
Lets understand the term Initial Exchange Offering in more depth, how it works, what benefits does it offer and how to launch a successful IEO.
Lets understand the term Initial Exchange Offering in more depth, how it works, what benefits does it offer and how to launch a successful IEO.
Recently, the crypto market fear and greed index hit its lowest point in history, despite Bitcoin price trading above $10,000 and at that point had yet to break down. The fear was mostly driven by altcoin holders who have been selling any remaining bags at a substantial loss at an alarming rate.
While even altcoins did rally in early 2019, its becoming increasingly clear that the crypto industry is still in a bear market, except for Bitcoin. But with altcoin sentiment so low, and Bitcoin beginning to break down, its difficult to say if Bitcoins next bull market has begun, or if itll return to a bear trend much like its crypto cousins have over the last few months.
Could Bitcoin Return to a Bear Market, Or Is This Just a Correction???
While even altcoins did rally in early 2019, its becoming increasingly clear that the crypto industry is still in a bear market, except for Bitcoin. But with altcoin sentiment so low, and Bitcoin beginning to break down, its difficult to say if Bitcoins next bull market has begun, or if itll return to a bear trend much like its crypto cousins have over the last few months.
Could Bitcoin Return to a Bear Market, Or Is This Just a Correction???
[ANN]Do you also believe that the future is headings towards DAE's and DEX's??
"Hi, I came across this interesting article where it describes the difference between a DEX and DAE. It is a great read and I wanted to share it with the community.
What do you guys think? And do you also believe that the future is headings towards DAE's and DEX's??
Let me know your thoughts
Lets play a game where I propose a statement and we respond together. Ready? Do you like the idea of keeping all of your money in one place for hackers to steal? No. Is the idea of letting someone else control your cryptocurrency appealing? No. When your crypto exchange goes down due to maintenance or server problems, is that enjoyable? No.
Maybe you can guess where this is going, especially if you agreed with all of the provided answers above. In the modern market, it seems like the main reason centralized exchanges remain so popular is mainly due to one thing: convenience.
With that in mind, if there was a way to make decentralized exchanges better, would you start using them?
What exactly is a DEX?
A DEX, by definition, is a decentralized exchange that matches pairs of users looking to trade and allows them to trade without an intermediary institution taking control of their funds. This type of decentralized exchange is more in line with how cryptocurrencies work, but up until the recent past, they were pretty awkward to use.
There are a few DEXs that dominate the market: Changelly , IDEX, and Shapeshift . All of these DEXs operate using similar concepts. The most important thing is that they all operate in a decentralized, non-custodial fashion and, ideally, they never directly control a users funds. The benefits of a DEX are that they offer anonymity, give users control over their funds, are more resistant to hacks, typically have far less downtime (thank you, decentralization!), and they usually arent controlled by a small cabal of elites.
Anyway, they fall short when compared with centralized exchanges in terms of user-friendly interfaces, trading tool options, liquidity, latency (no thanks to you, decentralized nodes), and preventing front running.
Between the three aforementioned DEXs, there are some slight differences that set each apart. Changelly
, for instance, allows a flat-fee rate on all trades to make it as simple as possible for their users to calculate the cost. Shapeshift, on the other hand, gives its users a few different trade speeds basic quick trades and more targeted precise trades to help combat slippage. IDEX may be the most user-friendly of the three since it looks like a traditional exchange, but it operates in a custodial fashion that isnt ideal. They give users the ability to easily trade ERC20 tokens via peer-to-peer, but they have to deposit coins on the exchange to do so.
As you can see, they all try to copy specific perks to compete with the traditional centralized exchanges when in reality the answer might be a different approach entirely
Digital asset ecosystem (DAE)
As the market has grown, so has the innovation and creativeness of developers and blockchain-based companies. A DAE is an ecosystem where a DEX can thrive. The DAE brings more functionality to the DEX, since it pairs the decentralized exchange aspect with other desirable programs, dApps, and features.
As with DEXs, there are many different DAEs in the field at the moment. Three major ones that are making a big impact on the scene are Volentix, Vite,and LocalCoin. It shouldnt be a surprise that theyd all have their own individual perks just as various DEXs do. However, the differences are a bit more pronounced.
Volentix has a large assortment of features for users to use: Verto (multi-currency wallet), Venue (community-building platform), Vespucci (crypto rating agency), VDEX (decentralized exchange), Valoro (news platform), and VTX (digital asset). In the Volentix world, these all come together to give users a broad range of services to manage and interact with their cryptocurrencies. One neat aspect is that Verto can interact with nearly any blockchain, which really opens up VDEXs functionality for users.
Vite, the simplest of the three, offers users a platform, an exchange, payment abilities, and a wallet (in the event that they dont have their own). It links all of these features together on a decentralized network, and opts for simplicity and speed over enhanced user features. This tradeoff is risky, but it might be ideal for the users who dont want all the bells and whistles.
LocalCoin is kind of like the well-known LocalBitcoins, but bigger and more decentralized. They give users a way to interact with a ton of decentralized companies and dApps, and they rely on over-the-counter trading instead of a DEX. LocalCoin, since it is a conglomerate of companies, gives its users access to a bank, a messaging app, a social network, an ICO accelerator, and third-party DEXs all of which are based on the blockchain.
Out of all these DAEs, Volentix offers the most comprehensive suite of features to help users get the most out of their DEX experience. Changelly might uphold the basic requirements of a DEX but is it enough on its own? Or do we need an infrastructure similar to what Volentix proposes, especially for providing a seamless experience for users new to DEXs?
Getting the full package
DEXs are the future, without a doubt, but will DAEs have a place alongside them? DAEs are, afterall, just a more functional DEX. But whether or not we need the additional features is still up for debate. Looking at Volentix and Changelly gives us an idea of how these two different concepts rank up.
When it comes to decentralization and security, Volentix and Changelly compare pretty evenly the main difference being that Volentix offers a cross-blockchain wallet that is integrated with their platform that makes it easier than ever to manage ALL your crypto in one place. Ease of use is also fairly even between these two, as they both require a bit of a learning curve for new users. It could be argued that since Changelly is a more simple platform it pulls ahead in ease of use, but once you learn how to use a DEX you could easily transition into a DAE. Unfortunately, we are still in the early stages with DAEs, so even though a lot of what Volentix offers on paper looks great, we have yet to see it in action. Changelly is already up and running, so it is just a matter of encouraging users to shift to a DEX to help their platform grow.
Between the two concepts, DAEs, and DEXs, it really boils down to how much the user wants. Do they want a one-stop-shop where everything they need is integrated into a decentralized ecosystem? If so, then a DAE is definitely going to be more preferable. But first, the users need to make that first step and be willing to transfer from the ever more insecure centralized exchange world to a more decentralized solution.
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What do you guys think? And do you also believe that the future is headings towards DAE's and DEX's??
Let me know your thoughts
Lets play a game where I propose a statement and we respond together. Ready? Do you like the idea of keeping all of your money in one place for hackers to steal? No. Is the idea of letting someone else control your cryptocurrency appealing? No. When your crypto exchange goes down due to maintenance or server problems, is that enjoyable? No.
Maybe you can guess where this is going, especially if you agreed with all of the provided answers above. In the modern market, it seems like the main reason centralized exchanges remain so popular is mainly due to one thing: convenience.
With that in mind, if there was a way to make decentralized exchanges better, would you start using them?
What exactly is a DEX?
A DEX, by definition, is a decentralized exchange that matches pairs of users looking to trade and allows them to trade without an intermediary institution taking control of their funds. This type of decentralized exchange is more in line with how cryptocurrencies work, but up until the recent past, they were pretty awkward to use.
There are a few DEXs that dominate the market: Changelly , IDEX, and Shapeshift . All of these DEXs operate using similar concepts. The most important thing is that they all operate in a decentralized, non-custodial fashion and, ideally, they never directly control a users funds. The benefits of a DEX are that they offer anonymity, give users control over their funds, are more resistant to hacks, typically have far less downtime (thank you, decentralization!), and they usually arent controlled by a small cabal of elites.
Anyway, they fall short when compared with centralized exchanges in terms of user-friendly interfaces, trading tool options, liquidity, latency (no thanks to you, decentralized nodes), and preventing front running.
Between the three aforementioned DEXs, there are some slight differences that set each apart. Changelly
, for instance, allows a flat-fee rate on all trades to make it as simple as possible for their users to calculate the cost. Shapeshift, on the other hand, gives its users a few different trade speeds basic quick trades and more targeted precise trades to help combat slippage. IDEX may be the most user-friendly of the three since it looks like a traditional exchange, but it operates in a custodial fashion that isnt ideal. They give users the ability to easily trade ERC20 tokens via peer-to-peer, but they have to deposit coins on the exchange to do so.
As you can see, they all try to copy specific perks to compete with the traditional centralized exchanges when in reality the answer might be a different approach entirely
Digital asset ecosystem (DAE)
As the market has grown, so has the innovation and creativeness of developers and blockchain-based companies. A DAE is an ecosystem where a DEX can thrive. The DAE brings more functionality to the DEX, since it pairs the decentralized exchange aspect with other desirable programs, dApps, and features.
As with DEXs, there are many different DAEs in the field at the moment. Three major ones that are making a big impact on the scene are Volentix, Vite,and LocalCoin. It shouldnt be a surprise that theyd all have their own individual perks just as various DEXs do. However, the differences are a bit more pronounced.
Volentix has a large assortment of features for users to use: Verto (multi-currency wallet), Venue (community-building platform), Vespucci (crypto rating agency), VDEX (decentralized exchange), Valoro (news platform), and VTX (digital asset). In the Volentix world, these all come together to give users a broad range of services to manage and interact with their cryptocurrencies. One neat aspect is that Verto can interact with nearly any blockchain, which really opens up VDEXs functionality for users.
Vite, the simplest of the three, offers users a platform, an exchange, payment abilities, and a wallet (in the event that they dont have their own). It links all of these features together on a decentralized network, and opts for simplicity and speed over enhanced user features. This tradeoff is risky, but it might be ideal for the users who dont want all the bells and whistles.
LocalCoin is kind of like the well-known LocalBitcoins, but bigger and more decentralized. They give users a way to interact with a ton of decentralized companies and dApps, and they rely on over-the-counter trading instead of a DEX. LocalCoin, since it is a conglomerate of companies, gives its users access to a bank, a messaging app, a social network, an ICO accelerator, and third-party DEXs all of which are based on the blockchain.
Out of all these DAEs, Volentix offers the most comprehensive suite of features to help users get the most out of their DEX experience. Changelly might uphold the basic requirements of a DEX but is it enough on its own? Or do we need an infrastructure similar to what Volentix proposes, especially for providing a seamless experience for users new to DEXs?
Getting the full package
DEXs are the future, without a doubt, but will DAEs have a place alongside them? DAEs are, afterall, just a more functional DEX. But whether or not we need the additional features is still up for debate. Looking at Volentix and Changelly gives us an idea of how these two different concepts rank up.
When it comes to decentralization and security, Volentix and Changelly compare pretty evenly the main difference being that Volentix offers a cross-blockchain wallet that is integrated with their platform that makes it easier than ever to manage ALL your crypto in one place. Ease of use is also fairly even between these two, as they both require a bit of a learning curve for new users. It could be argued that since Changelly is a more simple platform it pulls ahead in ease of use, but once you learn how to use a DEX you could easily transition into a DAE. Unfortunately, we are still in the early stages with DAEs, so even though a lot of what Volentix offers on paper looks great, we have yet to see it in action. Changelly is already up and running, so it is just a matter of encouraging users to shift to a DEX to help their platform grow.
Between the two concepts, DAEs, and DEXs, it really boils down to how much the user wants. Do they want a one-stop-shop where everything they need is integrated into a decentralized ecosystem? If so, then a DAE is definitely going to be more preferable. But first, the users need to make that first step and be willing to transfer from the ever more insecure centralized exchange world to a more decentralized solution.
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Hellominer searches automatically the most profitable Pool. It also connects to the most stable server in the Pool.
We are always looking for new pools to get the best profit
* Select the GPU type in the 'Hardware' combo box.
* Display:Relative Profitability - Relative profitability when Ethereum is set at 100%. Larger than 100% is more profitable than ethereum.
* Display:Profit Margin - (Revenue - Total Costs) / Total Costs
* Cost - Charge when using 1kWh.
* Fixed Costs (USD($)/Month) - Electricity Basic Charge, Rental cost, ...
* Theoretical Profitability - Calculated by Network Difficulty.
* 3H/6H/12H/24H/48H - Average for 3/6/12/24/48 Hours. Calculated as actual data from hellominer.com
* Both the Ethereum and the Ethereum Classic coins are almost equal in profit. It is more profitable to continue mining only one coin.
We are always looking for new pools to get the best profit
* Select the GPU type in the 'Hardware' combo box.
* Display:Relative Profitability - Relative profitability when Ethereum is set at 100%. Larger than 100% is more profitable than ethereum.
* Display:Profit Margin - (Revenue - Total Costs) / Total Costs
* Cost - Charge when using 1kWh.
* Fixed Costs (USD($)/Month) - Electricity Basic Charge, Rental cost, ...
* Theoretical Profitability - Calculated by Network Difficulty.
* 3H/6H/12H/24H/48H - Average for 3/6/12/24/48 Hours. Calculated as actual data from hellominer.com
* Both the Ethereum and the Ethereum Classic coins are almost equal in profit. It is more profitable to continue mining only one coin.
Crypto-Jacking Virus Infects 850,000 Servers, Hackers Run off With Millions
French authorities shut down a botnet army responsible for crypto-jacking thousands of computers across 140 countries.
Yesterday, French cybersecurity, officials dubbed cyber gendarmes, announced the disabling of a botnet force 850,000 servers strong operating mostly in Latin America. The botnet head was located in France and was inoculating computers with monero crypto-jacking software, according to a BBC report.
A malicious form of computer predation, crypto-jacking involves remotely and secretly installing crypto mining software onto computers. Infected computers bare electrical and maintenance costs while hackers walk away with the crypto.
The virus was first spotted by private firm Avast in the spring. An email promising money or erotic images linked to the virus and in certain cases infected USB drives also carried the virus.
While the number of machines infected is known, the amount stolen is not. Official estimates run into the millions of euros with the culprits still on the run.
French officials tracked the head pirate server to Île-de-France. The server has been in operation since 2016, utilizing the Retadup virus to crypto jack computers along with stealing personal data from Israeli hospitals, among other nefarious acts.
Over the next six months, French officials shut down the server while moving the virus to unused parts of the web.
Basically, we managed to detect where was the command server, the control tower of the network of infected computers, the botnet, said Jean-Dominique Nollet to France Inter Radio, head of the Center for Combating Digital Crime (C3N). It was copied, replicated with a server of ours, and made to do things that allow the virus to be idle on the victims computers, he continued.
While a large achievement for the French authorities, Nollet warned rebooting the hack was nearly as easy as a copy and paste command. Unfortunately we know they can recreate this kind of hacker server at any time, he said.
Earlier this month, data analysis company Carbon Black released a study on another monero botnet force, infecting some 500,000 servers, operating across eastern Europe and parts of Asia.
Yesterday, French cybersecurity, officials dubbed cyber gendarmes, announced the disabling of a botnet force 850,000 servers strong operating mostly in Latin America. The botnet head was located in France and was inoculating computers with monero crypto-jacking software, according to a BBC report.
A malicious form of computer predation, crypto-jacking involves remotely and secretly installing crypto mining software onto computers. Infected computers bare electrical and maintenance costs while hackers walk away with the crypto.
The virus was first spotted by private firm Avast in the spring. An email promising money or erotic images linked to the virus and in certain cases infected USB drives also carried the virus.
While the number of machines infected is known, the amount stolen is not. Official estimates run into the millions of euros with the culprits still on the run.
French officials tracked the head pirate server to Île-de-France. The server has been in operation since 2016, utilizing the Retadup virus to crypto jack computers along with stealing personal data from Israeli hospitals, among other nefarious acts.
Over the next six months, French officials shut down the server while moving the virus to unused parts of the web.
Basically, we managed to detect where was the command server, the control tower of the network of infected computers, the botnet, said Jean-Dominique Nollet to France Inter Radio, head of the Center for Combating Digital Crime (C3N). It was copied, replicated with a server of ours, and made to do things that allow the virus to be idle on the victims computers, he continued.
While a large achievement for the French authorities, Nollet warned rebooting the hack was nearly as easy as a copy and paste command. Unfortunately we know they can recreate this kind of hacker server at any time, he said.
Earlier this month, data analysis company Carbon Black released a study on another monero botnet force, infecting some 500,000 servers, operating across eastern Europe and parts of Asia.
We all know that blockchain is slowly taking over the digital side of the financial sector. But then there is tangle which is created to address the issues faced in the blockchain. But tangle has its own issues as well.
Which one do you think gonna win this race? Blockchain or Tangle?
Which one do you think gonna win this race? Blockchain or Tangle?
As popular as digital assets have become, it is not always easy to purchase them. The marketplace welcomes the introduction of simple, convenient methodology. Tech disruptor Volentix provides a direct payment method for qualified purchasers to buy VTX, the native digital currency of the Volentix Digital Assets Ecosystem (DAE).
One of Volentixs earliest acquisitions is the development team from Pythagoras Systems, a software venture located in Athens, Greece. Pythagoras created Blocktopus, a KYC/AML gateway Volentix uses for whitelisting qualified purchasers of VTX. Blocktopus is ISO 9001 certified for its quality management system (QMS) and ISO 27001 certified for its information security management system (ISMS).
Volentixs integration of Blocktopus into customized VTX distribution software built on the EOS.io blockchain permits Volentix to sell VTX to KYC/AML qualified purchasers without Volentix directly obtaining, holding, or being responsible for any personal identity data from those purchasers. Approved buyers are permitted to use digital currencies Bitcoin and Ethereum to pay for VTX.
Dane Keller Rutledge, Esq., is an attorney, a scientist, and the creator of the Digital Assets Ecosystem Base Code (DAEBC).
CAUTION/DISCLAIMER: Please do not take any of what is written in this article as legal advice (or, for that matter, as advice of any kind). One should always seek advice of ones own legal counsel and/or other relevant professionals.
Copyright 2019
Dane Keller Rutledge
All rights reserved
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The Volentix Digital Assets Ecosystem (DAE) is in the spotlight of blockchain technology project rating services and is one of the highest rated projects of 2019.
On the 5th of November 2018, Volentix officially started accepting qualified buyers who successfully complete whitelist applications through ISO-certified third-party KYC/AML platform Blocktopus.
Also in 2018 Q4, the Volentix DAE officially launched its multi-currency wallet VERTO , building on the earlier launch of the incentives-based recruitment platform VENUE. The VESPUCCI market data analytics engine technical whitepaper was released. VERTO added a partnership with Zixipay.com, a global payment solutions provider, allowing whitelisted buyers to purchase Volextixs native digital currency VTX by using credit cards or bank transfers.
In January 2019, the downloadable VERTO wallet went mobile, and thousands of Volentix community members received VTX balance confirmations.VENUE bounty programs are growing in popularity and are continuing to distribute VTX widely. Awareness of Volentixs decentralization initiatives is growing as well, as the public becomes better informed about the importance of sustainable free markets and reliable security for individual identity and property.
Also in 2019 Q4, Volentix attended events with enthusiasts in London, Singapore, and Istanbul. The press coverage was overwhelmingly positive and resulted in massive community adoption on Telegram and Twitter. Particularly noteworthy in Istanbul was the acclaimed lecture by Volentixs own Yiannis Emiris, Chief Scientist and CTO of Pythagoras Systems in Athens and professor of Informatics at National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Prof. Emiris leads the Volentix development team dedicated to the VESPUCCI market data analytics engine engineered with artificial intelligence. Prof. Emiris is now collaborating with Ismail Polat, of Kadir Has University in Turkey. Mr. Polat is regarded by local media as a reference on blockchain technology.
The robust Volentix community voted the project number one in the Neironix Market Challenge. All of the major rating services praise Volentix, including ICOMarks, which rated Volentix as a perfect 10 out of 10.
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[BOUNTY][WHITELIST] Community Reward Campaign_ next round start today's
To celebrate ContractLand launches mainnet Terra-Chain and cross-chain protocol Terra-Bridge, we appreciate every community members support and trust. As a sincere gift,we will air-drop 100 $80 USD equivalent ContractLand options to members of our community, expecting more friends can join us and use Terra-chain. We can grow together as one happy family.
What is option?
An option provides the option buyer with the right to buy/sell an underlying security at the strike price. In this case, it allows option buyer to buy ContractLand Coin using ETH with the fixed exchange rate.
How to get ContractLand options?
Join ContractLands Campaign telegram group, and leave your Ethereum address in the group chat before July 9th 2019(Please also PM admin after you leave the address). We will add your wallet address to the air-drop list.
How to redeem the option?
From August 1st to August 7th, you have the option to acquire CLC(ContractLand Coin) using ETH. Despite the ascending price, your exchange rate will be fixed to 1ETH:15000CLC.
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What is option?
An option provides the option buyer with the right to buy/sell an underlying security at the strike price. In this case, it allows option buyer to buy ContractLand Coin using ETH with the fixed exchange rate.
How to get ContractLand options?
Join ContractLands Campaign telegram group, and leave your Ethereum address in the group chat before July 9th 2019(Please also PM admin after you leave the address). We will add your wallet address to the air-drop list.
How to redeem the option?
From August 1st to August 7th, you have the option to acquire CLC(ContractLand Coin) using ETH. Despite the ascending price, your exchange rate will be fixed to 1ETH:15000CLC.
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[ANN][TOKEN_EVENT] 🔥🔥 next_generation token event for everyone 🔥🔥
As we have been asked many times by our
community members on regarding CLC token acquisition, we are opening up the whitelist signup of our upcoming token generation event!
This is an exclusive event with limited spots. In order to participate you must sign up for whitelisting here:
https://contractland.typeform.com/to/kosbQj
Registered participants will receive participation and date details and token bonus on token event via email!
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Private Contribution
30% of CLC is allocated to Private Contributors. This portion has already been distributed in 2018.
Public Contribution
20% of CLC will be allocated to the Public Contributors. The public token generation event has yet to take place, and this portion has yet to be distributed. The tokens reserved for public contribution is currently held at 0x95445dAC95763695067f4E42Bfa9FcdC8F9BAE84
Ecosystem Development
30% of CLC is allocated to ecosystem development. This includes funding projects building on-top of ContractLands public blockchain network in the form of grants. This portion of the token is currently being held at 0x404CC1F36080ebb64eb110a4F4194CA1f6a37FB4
Core Dev Team
20% of CLC is allocated to the core dev team. as of today, 2.28% from the 20% has been distributed to ContractLand community developers. The remaining allocations are being held at 0x1033b0Be20ac915918a782596762cBc8EDa6fDfa
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The recent rally has affected many market participants; at such moments, many people are influenced by the FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) effect. But an understanding crypto investor, clearly aware that it's just only beginning.
Let's take a look at the main points that have influenced such a rapid growth of Bitcoin lately:
- Libra launch by Facebook. Growing interest in cryptocurrencies by professional players.;
- Klyaton crowdfunding announcement by Korean messenger Kakao Talk;
- TON from Telegram and launching Gram Coin futures from Liquid;
- China and US trade war, as well as the additional emission of Tether;
Many people are hoping for the Hearings in the USA Congress, which may affect the launch of Libra from Facebook. It's no matter anymore because now everywhere people are talking about cryptocurrencies and it is not possible to get away from this problem.
Appreciation of the Bitcoin Value
Despite the active opposition and rejection of Bitcoin by several states, some states recognize it as a "safe asset." More enterprising billionaires from the Forbes list are already investing in cryptocurrency funds.
In April 2019 was marked by increasing the volume of bitcoins in the management of Grayscale. 70% of the company's customers are institutional investors, and the minimum investment amount starts at 50,000 USD.
As you can see, while some people were
If the new projects don't introduce anything new and effective in the market, that project will be considered as spam. Because DEV wants fresh money. I'm not sure what whitelisting is, projects operated in most regulated countries will ask for KYC because they do need to show the valid distribution of their tokens to the govt.
That's a point KYC should be good for every new projectStaying updated with a new project is whitelisting,you can easily get updates through your email you drop on the project's website and as for KYC it means KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER some new projects ask for KYC to keep regulations in place,if you want to join the project presale you have to do KYC,spam projects are fake projects that steals other projects white paper or contents
Can white paper also copied from other project? 
We all do not know and understand, whether this project is scam or not, and certainly only the founding team of project knows whether it is scam or not. and regarding about kyc, it might be useful to recognize a user in detail and avoid forgery of data, maybe like this, the explanation.
Many of project have not to pass KYC so is it possible that it also good like other projects?