Overview
Introducing the world’s first collectible token: Jingle (XMAS). To celebrate the holidays, a limited number of these tokens will be made available to the general public as a one-time crowdsale. Collect them, or gift them to your friends and family to introduce them to the wide world of cryptocurrency as it grows ever more quickly! Cryptocurrencies were made famous by Bitcoin; however, Bitcoin was only designed for the transaction and storage of ownership on Bitcoin itself. Jingle Tokens run on the Ethereum network which allows for arbitrary code to be performed on the blockchain and the results of these executions are stored forever.

Aim
Revere.cc seeks to create a unique niche where one can easily trade assets in the form of collectible tokens. By running on the Ethereum blockchain, all transactions are transparent and immutable: because everything on the blockchain is indisputable, the creation of tokenized collectibles is possible. Jingle Tokens are original, absolute in nature, and a safe means of storing value.

Token Information
Name: Jingle
Ticker: XMAS
Decimals: 8
Total Supply: 25,000,000
Contract Address: 0x5BEC06fd4dcf7A38e1e60eE4a2217Ac19eAb6220

Crowdsale
Crowdsale start: Dec. 1
Crowdsale end: Dec. 25
Proceeds: 70% on dedicated servers capable of handling high traffic and trades for our planned exchange
20% development funds
10% marketing


Current Rate: 1ETH = 50,000 XMAS

Fill out the form for purchases here

For the full scope of our project visit https://revere.cc/jingle/

I'm new to bitcoin but it's still plain to see that the government will eventually have no bearing over it. In fact, they never did, just think of all the things people can get their hands on. It's the governments job to regulate and bitcoin practically regulates itself. If said gov't had a lick of sense, they'd embrace the bitcoin revolution.

I wouldn't purchase one whole bitcoin for $9k+ as a newbie. Maybe you can buy a portion of one, but you should research more and try to find what's comfortable before you jump in. Even if you do, get ready for long-term dips and rises and profits.

The short-term answer is that yes, I would wait for the dip or correction to happen if you're thinking about it right at this moment.


Long term, bitcoin has not really reached the forefront of popular culture and spending, so it's going to be rising in the future.

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I would definitely research some more on various websites and sources to see what they recommend. Self-research is going to help you improve your learning and grow with your project instead of stumbling along from clear-cut directions from a forum poster.

Look into GPUs!

Circumstances such as a popularity boom due to popular culture or coverage might affect the outcome.

I wouldn't be surprised if it reached $100k by then.

 

But really, what do you suppose would happen if he or she dumped this? Assuming he or she still has it or has not done multiple actions to it

I just wanted to echo the entire feeling of this thread. Holding bitcoin isn't greedy from the holder's point of view. Most of the times, people keep their holdings to save it up for some special need in the future and not act rashly. Often times the people on the spectator point of view see it as greedy because they would also do the same thing in that position.

That was not related to the question at all!

Alternatively, you could also go to https://coincodex.com/ and https://www.livecoinwatch.com/

There are a good few websites with these features. Try to research and see which ones fit your inquiries the most!

Thanks for the suggestions, I tried looking into whether or not it was my network and that seemed to be the case. Creating an exception in my firewall fixed the problem.

I’ve downloaded a bitcoin wallet and for some reason I’m not getting any connections, perhaps there are some problems with the nodes?

With Bitcoin having the largest market cap what could Ethereum possibly do to overthrow Bitcoin from the number 1 position?