borrowed my mom's paypal for this lol they gave my post 5 free comments. My post ended up being heavily downvoted but it wasn't their fault since I still suck at making videos.

At first I thought redditmarketing.pro was the best option since it was by far the cheapest. Now I know why they are cheaper than others, their service is trash and customer support sucks.

Eth is definitely one of the best and relatively safest bets when it comes to crypto investments only 2nd to Bitcoin.

Is the sale only good for today? I can only pay with Stripe and it seems that it's no longer an option??

I was wondering if it's possible to purchase (for example) 100 upvotes and break them down in separate time frames. Do you offer this type of service? If so, is there an extra charge?

yeah, I don't think it's your fault if other members upvote your posts.

You guys should check out menlo one's whitepaper: https://www.menlo.one/#whitepapers ...Just recently read it and I think this is the solution to ICO scams and fake or biased review sites (yes, I'm talking about icobench >.<)

I think that KYC has been implemented for a good reason.. You wouldn't want money laundering to flourish would you?

On the other hand, I would never give out my personal information to shady ICOs though since they are not worth the risk... It's a good thing that menlo.one is launching soon since we will only be required to submit KYC requirements once making ICO investing very convenient in the near future.

I believe in Menlo one almost as much as I believe in projects related to renewable energy (GreenX & WePower). One thing they have in common is that they are both game changers which means they could literally change in a positive way, how we view ICOs and power consumption respectively.

having read their whitepaper, I'm convinced that menlo will enhance our ability to choose the right ICOs and avoid scam or vaporwares altogether with their proof of reputation incentive system. I've never been this excited to join future ICOs since now, there's a marketplace designed to do most of the research for us retail investors.

Menlo one is very promising indeed. Nothing but good feedback here and on ICO review sites. Their team is very transparent in displaying their identity and past work experience which makes it even easier to place our trust in them.

true.. ICOs highly depend on their devs decision making skills as well as marketing. With the number of ICOs, it's going to be difficult to promote your token with  a mediocre marketing strategy and low fund allocation into advertising.

On the other hand, Menlo.one could solve this problem and help save tons of money spent on advertisements. It's like ICO websites like ICO bench, but allows you to actually buy tokens straight from a single platform and I think that this will greatly change future ICOs for the better.


This is what got me hooked to this project. It's an interview featuring Menlo One's CEO with Korean Jew  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o

I think volatility usually is highest during the first few weeks after a coin hits the exchange. Its recovery will ultimately depend on its intrinsic value. That said, ICOs are high risk, high reward and not meant for all investors.

I've been researching about a certain project called MenloOne that's soon to launch as an ICO marketplace. According to its CEO, it aims to help stop fraudulent ICOs with the use of their decentralized platform that utilizes a proof of reputation algorithm. So far, I don't see other projects like this and cancan only imagine how this might change the way retail investors choose and invest in ICOs.

I would like to think that a guild is composed of people who may not know each other and are scattered in different places of the world. I'm just wondering if their names will be shown publicly or are they going to be anonymous? I think it's going to be a big deal and either way, being known or not will have its pros and cons.

This is going to be the hottest ICO. Other ICOs might only be good until it launches, but Menlo one will be the main go-to platform for future ICOs. See for yourself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o&feature=youtu.be

Participating in ICOs is currently too complex and risky since everything you hear about the token could just be noise or fake news. This Menlo one project seems simple enough for the average Joe to understand and help guys like us know the difference between projects with potential and those that are not worth the risk.

Customers can pay from any wallet, exchange or even a smart contract. Although not recommended, you can also use your exchange address for payouts, provided that it’s reusable. They have this info and all other potential questions in their faq https://help.paybear.io/frequently-asked-questions.

In my opinion, not really the safest bet.. Would rather wait until cryptos get regulated and invest in regulated assets for the meantime.

While this is true, you should be cautious and only invest the amount you are ready to lose. Given the volatility of this unregulated market, anything could happen. Your hopes could literally be shattered overnight.

My worst trading decision was getting hyped and bought at the top only to sell at the bottom since I didn't realize that I bought at exactly the start of the downtrend.