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5. What is good alternative single point solution to store all tokens/ currencies?
Hardware wallets like Ledger Nano S and Trezor are your best bets for secure multi-currency holdings, but neither supports all coins.
You just need to be active. If I remember correctly you need atleast Jr member to post images. This is mainly to prevent spam. You can see the ranks and the required activity here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0
To maximize your activity, you need to post atleast twice a day(though it doesn't mean you should post random sht. Post something constructive). So you need probably around 15 days to get Jr member.
To maximize your activity, you need to post atleast twice a day(though it doesn't mean you should post random sht. Post something constructive). So you need probably around 15 days to get Jr member.
Thanks, you are so nice.
The maximum activity you can achieve is 14 within a two week period, so it takes around 30 days to get to Jr. Member level if you are posting on average 1/day. Posting more than that will get you to 14/28/etc quickly within the current two week period but no higher until the next period ends. The activity just reset on Wednesday (2 days ago) so the current period should go until the middle of Sept.
Hi welcome to bitcointalk forum , I will help as best I can.
below I copy this from another thread, this is the value of the activity needed to rise to the next rank.
For 2 weeks you only got 14 activity , although your post is more than 14 but that counts only 14 every 2 weeks.
1 X 14 = 14
2 X 14 = 28
3 X 14 = 42 Jnr Member ( 1,5 month )
below I copy this from another thread, this is the value of the activity needed to rise to the next rank.
For 2 weeks you only got 14 activity , although your post is more than 14 but that counts only 14 every 2 weeks.
1 X 14 = 14
2 X 14 = 28
3 X 14 = 42 Jnr Member ( 1,5 month )
I thought 30 was Jr. Member, no?
I think we are still looking at low price compared to the long term potential of Bitcoin. I mean what 2-3% of the population are aware of Bitcoin and maybe even less own it? Once we hit 10% I think we are going to be off to the races!
I think your estimates are on the high side. Most recents estimates on the total number of people who own any bitcoin at all is something less than 1/50th of a % of the population.
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/50849/beginning-2017-what-estimate-of-individuals-own-bitcoin
As for how many are aware of it, that's even harder to estimate, but I'd be very surprised if it's 2-3%. That many may have heard the term 'bitcoin', but I'd guess it's more like 1/100 or less who actually have an awareness of what it is in reality.
Its going to be x10 from ico
Hasn't it already 10x'd? What was the ICO price?
its 34x already from ico. check the link
https://twitter.com/monaco_card/status/902349136334172160
That's what I thought.
When the price of BTC is this high, the transaction fees on small amounts are prohibitively expensive. For sending smaller amounts you'd be better off using a different cryptocurrency. BTC will still be much cheaper than banks, wires, or anything else when sending large amounts.
Re: Hi may I ask how many days/weeks for my activity to increase?
Oh Thank God my activity now is increasing! Thanks for the info guys! 
Sometimes it takes a long time before your activity is updated. You just have to be patient, it will change eventually. Mine just got updated today, and I'm a Member now, which is nice. Good luck to you sir.I read somewhere that it updates on Wednesdays, so that would make sense.
Coins generally involve some kind of mining or staking and are the base layer of their blockchain.
Tokens are just representations of something on a layer on top of that and can be used to work with smart contracts, etc.
Tokens are a bit like the front end of a web site whereas coins would be more like the back end. That's oversimplified of course but might help as a point of reference.
Tokens are just representations of something on a layer on top of that and can be used to work with smart contracts, etc.
Tokens are a bit like the front end of a web site whereas coins would be more like the back end. That's oversimplified of course but might help as a point of reference.
Its going to be x10 from ico
Hasn't it already 10x'd? What was the ICO price?
The only way is if you had a bitcoin address associated with the account that you can send a signed message from:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0
I had a hero level account that I lost the same way about a year ago and was unable to recover.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0
I had a hero level account that I lost the same way about a year ago and was unable to recover.