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I think it's a case to case basis. If I were a moderator and I see an account just days or weeks old spam upvoting in other threads, I would be suspicious. So I guess it boils down to how old your account is and past activities. My reddit account is years old with not much activity but I don't get banned despite upvoting/downvoting/commenting in posts under subreddits I am not subscribed in.
What is considered an aged account? Is a 1 yr old account safe enough not to get banned?
How many upvotes should I initially buy for a single post? I'm worried that it might attract suspicion if my posts get 100 upvotes just within a few minutes?!
If having your posts upvoted meant you could get banned, then anyone on Reddit could easily get banned.
I agree.. anyway, upvotes aren't that cheap 100 upvotes cost nearly $22. So, you need to make sure your post is worth it!
It's always the perfect time to invest in "GOOD" projects just like it's always a bad time to invest in scams. How to tell the difference? I'm afraid it's not that easy. The good news is that Menlo One, a decentralized ICO listing platform is launching soon. This means lesser scams and no more bribes like what's currently been going on with certain ICO rating sites.
yes I know but what about good projects that still go down in price? I guess your strategy only applies to long term investing I think.. Anyway, is Menlo one a decentralized web application? does it have mining of some sort?
Im waiting for Menlo One to launch its token sale as I plan to invest in ICOs through its platform in order to keep my funds safe and for my convenience since we are only required to submit our KYC requirements once to join all their listed ICOs.
For me yes, i need altcoin. Without them i can't earn huge income by participating any bounty projects and airdrop. Altcoins help me a lot of things to maintain my daily needs in my life.
You are lucky if you only earn on altcoins, and do not lose money because of scammers. Many investors stop trust alcoins because they lose their money. I hope it will end very soon and Menlo.one creators help to do it asap. There's been a lot of talk about their decentralized ICO platform but when I checked their site, looks like they have moved their token sale date? Can anyone confirm this?
Correct, there's nothing more beefier than investing on ICO specially if you're looking for a long term investment. The thing with ICO is that you'll need to find them gem out of the rubles and that the hard part, choosing the right ICO to invest our money with. Anyway, have anyone looked into menlo.one?
Hitting the buy button is the easy part. Self-research is virtually impossible for the neophite investor. afaik, menlo one solves issues that ICO investors typically encounter.
And I also think that it is necessary to invest in ICO with the finished product. I do not understand people who invest in ICO without a finished product.
I agree with u.. ICOs are high risk investments but could also potentially yield high rewards depending on the developers' decision making, integrity and the project's stage of completion. It's a waste that some investors have decided to stay away from ICOs due to the risks involved.
That said, I'm eyeing a project called MenloOne that's going to serve as a decentralized ICO marketplace this July. It has developed a system that will help detect fraudulent projects. Has anyone heard of Menlo.one and confirm their team's track record?
Re: Just a warning that Sapien Network ICO is a scam.
The fact that you are using a newbie (alt) account to make this accusation statement make you are less likely to be believed. Secondly you do not put any concrete evidence make me think that you have a personal problem with this project, and you just spreading a shitty FUD.
I was hoping to get more details since the title was kinda alarming. Turned out to be an obvious FUD which isn't really working =P It's a good thing an ICO management platform called Menlo One is going to launch its token sale this July as it aims to help us learn about ICOs while keeping FUD and noisy useless posts out. Fellow newbie ICO investors should check it out. Here's a youtube interview with Menlo's ICO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o you can thank me later.
More and more merchants prefer crypto payments. With the DAI stable coin integrated into Paybear's system, I'm sure that merchants will flood in and make Paybear their primary gateway especially since it minimizes risk in terms of having to deal with the crypto market's volatility.
I checked Paybear's site and it still doesn't seem to support DAI at this time. Have they announced a date as to when they might have it integrated?
The DAI platform is already up so I hope that Paybear is already working on their integration. I know that they are new in the business, but it doesn't seem like merchants who partnered with them are disappointed.
Bitcoin is without a doubt legit and still in business which means that it's still a good investment. Although I strongly believe that other coins have better growth potential this time around.
I doubt that you will earn significant amounts or "get rich" by joining airdrops.. Bounty is a little risky but you get paid a decent amount of coins in exchange for your time and effort.
Long term is the one you hold for a long time like for a year or so and for the short term you csn hold them for a month or less but if you want bigger profits you can go for the long term
IMO, short term = more chances for mistakes. long term = needs a lot of patience.
Thanks. I have asked because I'm planning to integrate paybear's api to to my website. And I'm wondering, are there any 'dummy' information I can use at checkout to simulate a normal one for testing purposes?
I'm curious if there are any Paybear staff that are active in these forums as well.. I think it would be nice to get some answers directly from them.
Most people like it for the potential gains they can make more than using cryptos as mode of payment. Should there come a time when the crypto space is somehow regulated globally, we will then see the true value of Bitcoin and all other alt coins.
Yeah it's true.. hackers can just get your valuable financial info with just a wrong click of their link. Because of them, I now work using a virtual desktop to avoid getting exposing my personal information.
We need to consider the chances of this actually happening since govts will soon work together to regulate Bitcoin. With Bitcoin being regulated, it will no longer be the same/ Eitherway, it's not the end for Bitcoin, just a different path than expected.
gold and bitcoin is a big difference. Gold it's most Trusted in the world. And the price of gold is more stable. But I wish someday Bitcoin is more popular and valuable than Gold.
True.. Both of them are valued differently, but at the same time, they are valued by what the consensus believe in.
Short term has a high probability of giving you more gains than long term given that you have a capital that's high enough to matter in trades.... However, long term enables you to concentrate on other earning opportunities like working to give you double sources of income.
Re: how much percentage of ones savings should invest in coins?
I would say don't exceed 50-60% of your savings since coins are pretty risky no matter how secure people say they are, the risk of getting hacked is still a possibility. Coins provide no insurance so we should be smart.