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I think you should first contact a lot of ICOs about becoming a marketer...
waht you want is unique, you know? You want them to hire u officially as a marketer and you want ot invest.
It's easy to invest your 20k, but it's hard to get hired as an official marketer lol. (Unless you're talking aobut sig campaigns and bounties).
I would first land the marketing gig, then invest
waht you want is unique, you know? You want them to hire u officially as a marketer and you want ot invest.
It's easy to invest your 20k, but it's hard to get hired as an official marketer lol. (Unless you're talking aobut sig campaigns and bounties).
I would first land the marketing gig, then invest
I would honestly wait until the market is bullish again. As others have said, all the altcoins have dumped. Just wait for bull and see if IGNIS goes up. If it does woot.
No point in selling into a bear market unless you're positive you can buy lower...
No point in selling into a bear market unless you're positive you can buy lower...
you have a good point., but I think it's hard to judge right now since the market is so bearish. Analysts say we're in for a steeper crash. And after all the new FUD... I dunno.
I think that it's fair to say before this crash, BTC, eth, and other bigger altcoins have been steadily growing in volume and price. Despite that, smaller altcoins were growing too. That means i don't think they were draining the main alts.
I think that it's fair to say before this crash, BTC, eth, and other bigger altcoins have been steadily growing in volume and price. Despite that, smaller altcoins were growing too. That means i don't think they were draining the main alts.
I only see ETH NEO and bigger coins going down in price quite hard actually. Unless I am wrong?
That's because of all the ICO ad ban FUD. (mostly)
you have a good point., but I think it's hard to judge right now since the market is so bearish. Analysts say we're in for a steeper crash. And after all the new FUD... I dunno.
I think that it's fair to say before this crash, BTC, eth, and other bigger altcoins have been steadily growing in volume and price. Despite that, smaller altcoins were growing too. That means i don't think they were draining the main alts.
I think that it's fair to say before this crash, BTC, eth, and other bigger altcoins have been steadily growing in volume and price. Despite that, smaller altcoins were growing too. That means i don't think they were draining the main alts.
merit isn't so cool.
it's just some random number underneath your activity field. who cares.
And also u get a green title on top of your post title when you're merited.
and that's it.
And here people are acting like it's some kind of precious gift from heaven LOL. these geeks.
it's just some random number underneath your activity field. who cares.
And also u get a green title on top of your post title when you're merited.
and that's it.
And here people are acting like it's some kind of precious gift from heaven LOL. these geeks.
Paper money is as important as paper wallets.
There are still places on earth and America where the internet just doesn't exist. You need paper money for those places. I'm not seeing this change in the near future. 3rd world countries will always be around.
There are still places on earth and America where the internet just doesn't exist. You need paper money for those places. I'm not seeing this change in the near future. 3rd world countries will always be around.
There's no legislation yet on bitcoin apps. I mean you can look at them as "banking apps" and anything banking is regulated, which is why they're safe.
But anyone can just throw a Bitcoin Wallet PANDA PARTY! on Google Play and you're free to use it. There are no laws, nothing. That wallet could very well be giving u pre-made private and public keys....
So yeah, it's wild wild west.
I would just trust apps that people say are trusted.
But anyone can just throw a Bitcoin Wallet PANDA PARTY! on Google Play and you're free to use it. There are no laws, nothing. That wallet could very well be giving u pre-made private and public keys....
So yeah, it's wild wild west.
I would just trust apps that people say are trusted.
I've found small mentions of "burst posting" and "post bursting" in sig campaign rules. I don't quite understand what it is.
From a google search of the forum, it sounds like it's when you post a lot in a short interval of time.
I find that problematic because it has no bearing on quality or meaningfulness... just that if you "post a lot too soon it's bad." <--?
I'm not sure why OP was banned. I looked thorugh his post history and they're not one- or two- liners. They're actually small paragraphs...
He must've done something serious, like plagiarism.
But if it's burst posting, then I need to ask what the standard is. You have people posting 10 posts per day, but for some reason that's not burst posting as long as they're consistently posting 10 posts per day...
I think this is ridiculous. Because then people will be paranoid about how many posts they're making per day.
Some days we all feel like posting more because we spend more time on the forum. Other days we're busy and post maybe 1 - 5 posts.
From a google search of the forum, it sounds like it's when you post a lot in a short interval of time.
I find that problematic because it has no bearing on quality or meaningfulness... just that if you "post a lot too soon it's bad." <--?
I'm not sure why OP was banned. I looked thorugh his post history and they're not one- or two- liners. They're actually small paragraphs...
He must've done something serious, like plagiarism.
But if it's burst posting, then I need to ask what the standard is. You have people posting 10 posts per day, but for some reason that's not burst posting as long as they're consistently posting 10 posts per day...
I think this is ridiculous. Because then people will be paranoid about how many posts they're making per day.
Some days we all feel like posting more because we spend more time on the forum. Other days we're busy and post maybe 1 - 5 posts.
Check the timings on his posts he just jumps on and posts at 11pm roughly forum time and hits a few threads and that's it. There is no real quality to the posts as most are in ICO threads so in short they provide little value. Well that's my take on it
I know it might be some kind of way for him to be lazy, but at the same time, consider that people may have busy lives and have 1 hr allotted to forums. Although I doubt that's his case, it's kind of Nazi to ban an account because they only spend 1 hour at the same time everyday.
Besides, he doesn't really post a lot, on March 4, 5, he logs in at roughly 11 pm, but he posts 2-3 posts, the most he posts is like 5 - 7... and they're all in ANN, but still... it's not like he's saying something generic... he's interacting with the thread and speaking about some specifics with the coin. They're not ultra helpful, but they're not really spam either.
I'd really like to know the real reason this dude was banned. He has like 400 posts and wasn't really obviously spamming. Not really sure about plagiariasm, maybe he did that.
I've found small mentions of "burst posting" and "post bursting" in sig campaign rules. I don't quite understand what it is.
From a google search of the forum, it sounds like it's when you post a lot in a short interval of time.
I find that problematic because it has no bearing on quality or meaningfulness... just that if you "post a lot too soon it's bad." <--?
I'm not sure why OP was banned. I looked thorugh his post history and they're not one- or two- liners. They're actually small paragraphs...
He must've done something serious, like plagiarism.
But if it's burst posting, then I need to ask what the standard is. You have people posting 10 posts per day, but for some reason that's not burst posting as long as they're consistently posting 10 posts per day...
I think this is ridiculous. Because then people will be paranoid about how many posts they're making per day.
Some days we all feel like posting more because we spend more time on the forum. Other days we're busy and post maybe 1 - 5 posts.
From a google search of the forum, it sounds like it's when you post a lot in a short interval of time.
I find that problematic because it has no bearing on quality or meaningfulness... just that if you "post a lot too soon it's bad." <--?
I'm not sure why OP was banned. I looked thorugh his post history and they're not one- or two- liners. They're actually small paragraphs...
He must've done something serious, like plagiarism.
But if it's burst posting, then I need to ask what the standard is. You have people posting 10 posts per day, but for some reason that's not burst posting as long as they're consistently posting 10 posts per day...
I think this is ridiculous. Because then people will be paranoid about how many posts they're making per day.
Some days we all feel like posting more because we spend more time on the forum. Other days we're busy and post maybe 1 - 5 posts.
Re: [2018-03-14] Congressional hearing on cryptocurrencies devolves into bitcoin bas
A House Financial Services subcommittee met Wednesday in what was supposed to be an overview of the cryptocurrency landscape. The two-hour hearing raised more questions than answers, and shined a light on some Congress members' deep skepticism around digital currency.
"Cryptocurrencies are a crock," Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) said to kick off his opening remarks. "They allow a few dozen men in my district to sit in their pajamas all day and tell their wives they're going to be millionaires."
Sherman had a litany of concerns. Bitcoin has the ability to help terrorists, criminals, tax evaders and start-up companies looking to commit fraud, he said, adding that bitcoin undercuts the U.S. dollar as a source of the Fed's $50 billion revenue.
The committee was called to discuss initial coin offerings, or ICOs, which are used by companies to raise capital for businesses and products. There have been $2.6 billion ICOs so far this year, according to the latest research from Autonomous Next.
https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2018/03/14/congressional-hearing-devolves-into-bitcoin-bash-fest.html
"Cryptocurrencies are a crock," Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) said to kick off his opening remarks. "They allow a few dozen men in my district to sit in their pajamas all day and tell their wives they're going to be millionaires."
Sherman had a litany of concerns. Bitcoin has the ability to help terrorists, criminals, tax evaders and start-up companies looking to commit fraud, he said, adding that bitcoin undercuts the U.S. dollar as a source of the Fed's $50 billion revenue.
The committee was called to discuss initial coin offerings, or ICOs, which are used by companies to raise capital for businesses and products. There have been $2.6 billion ICOs so far this year, according to the latest research from Autonomous Next.
https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2018/03/14/congressional-hearing-devolves-into-bitcoin-bash-fest.html
Man, that quote is fully retarded. Who says that? And at that political level?
If that idiot was on Bitcointalk we'd kick his ass for posting that. He'd get banned for troll.
That dude never even researched crypto or blockchain tech, did he? He has no idea wtf it is. Just spouts of nonsense cause he hears people rave about bitcoin's volatility.
How can he call it a crock when bitcoin went from $100 to $19,000 in a matter of a few years?
I believe bitcoin fluctuates less than Eth, so if you're just looking for a coin to trade with alts, it should be BTC. But, I guess you could take a chance with Eth too.
However I find that when Eth fluctuates wildly, the alt eth prices fluctuate wildly too. So there's really no benefit in trying to game the system thinking you can get a better eth price just because you're buying/selling in eth.
However I find that when Eth fluctuates wildly, the alt eth prices fluctuate wildly too. So there's really no benefit in trying to game the system thinking you can get a better eth price just because you're buying/selling in eth.
Re: "Merit & new rank requirements" thread should be locked and pinned.
Yep agreed.
Or a Requirements list for every new member to read and agree to before registering.
Or a Requirements list for every new member to read and agree to before registering.
When websites do that to you, how many agreements do you actually read, as opposed to just scrolling down and clicking ok? :/
After getting banned once, I decided it was dangerous to keep trying on bitcointalk without reading the ToS... so I actually read it. Then I read the "unofficial rules." Learned so much.
This forum is actually different from other forums. You can get banned for posting, "wow that's hot." In a reply. It's not really a forum, and people will realize that soon enough.
Re: what will happen to those bitcoin, if someone die who own bitcoin or invest on?
Bitcoin is treated like intellectual property. And currently, intellectual property carries some of the same laws as real and personal property. There are vested interests and heirs.
As long as the crypto or bitcoin is tied to a physical piece of property, like a hard drive, computer, hardware wallet, paper wallet, or some kind of physical holding -- then it can be fought over by lawyers in inheritance cases. Because you're fighting over that physical property versus the bitcoin inside. That's how a court would see it anyway.
Why fight over the bitcoin, if there are no laws yet about them, when you can fight over the paper wallet it's on.
As long as the crypto or bitcoin is tied to a physical piece of property, like a hard drive, computer, hardware wallet, paper wallet, or some kind of physical holding -- then it can be fought over by lawyers in inheritance cases. Because you're fighting over that physical property versus the bitcoin inside. That's how a court would see it anyway
.Why fight over the bitcoin, if there are no laws yet about them, when you can fight over the paper wallet it's on.
I believe you're correct. And the truth is, no one can say with 100% certainty when a stock (or crypto) will fall or rise.
If you're not talented with TA or fundamental analysis, then you're better off hodling through a bear and bull market until you reach a price that you personally feel is the right price to sell all your crypto / stock at. And whatever happens, if it goes up or down, don't buy back in and just stay with your profits.
However, you can also learn to TA and FA correctly. Will take lots of patience and time learning. But if you do it correctly, then you'll probably be able to make certain educated guesses when your crypto is about to fall or rise. You can trade conservatively knowing these factors and maybe increase your holdings by 10 or 20 or 30 % a month by finding the obvious peaks and bottoms.
But emotions always come into play and you still may fall prey to greed or FUD or FOMO. And that's when the risk comes in, because then you mis-judge the market and you end up selling when you should have just kept hodling... or Hodling when you should have sold.
But I do think it's possible to actively trade while staying a long-term hodler.
If you're not talented with TA or fundamental analysis, then you're better off hodling through a bear and bull market until you reach a price that you personally feel is the right price to sell all your crypto / stock at. And whatever happens, if it goes up or down, don't buy back in and just stay with your profits.
However, you can also learn to TA and FA correctly. Will take lots of patience and time learning. But if you do it correctly, then you'll probably be able to make certain educated guesses when your crypto is about to fall or rise. You can trade conservatively knowing these factors and maybe increase your holdings by 10 or 20 or 30 % a month by finding the obvious peaks and bottoms.
But emotions always come into play and you still may fall prey to greed or FUD or FOMO. And that's when the risk comes in, because then you mis-judge the market and you end up selling when you should have just kept hodling... or Hodling when you should have sold.
But I do think it's possible to actively trade while staying a long-term hodler.