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A bit off-topic: Check out that new exchange of Binance https://www.binance.com/ It doesn't have BTX. But some of the coins listed on it are now in the Top 100 of daily worldwide volume. That says something about the money passing through Binance.

At the current price, I think I'm going to send some BTC to Cryptopia and exchange for BTX. I might just get lucky with Bitcore making a quick rebound.

I was just thinking about putting in some money on Aragon. After reading some comments here, I've become hesitant. Can't simply ignore the comments and opinions of others who have been around and with more mileage. Like a rating score of 1,000-plus.

The official website and documentation here sure are inspiring though...

That's true. I'll admit that I was having bad thoughts of this exchange too after reading the post. It's good that the senior members of this forum were quick to question, and thereby providing a more balanced assessment of this exchange and the situation. Thumbs up to members like you for helping newbies like me have a more accurate picture of things.

I'm new to cryptocurrencies (all of 3 months). I try to learn more about how they work by also running this program of "NatCoin Core" on an old laptop. Been doing so since a few weeks ago and "staking". Actually I'm not too clear about this - just that I'll get some interest paid by doing so.

I understand that masternodes are those who have a lot of NAV coins(?). Are these the "servers" being mentioned here? Would like to know what role people like me play in the grand scheme of things, running this program on our computers. Do transactions go through us too, or are we limited to just storing the blocks?

One of the positive things about Bitcore is that I've also discovered Cryptopia. I'm new to cryptos - had only bought my very first fraction of BTC in early July this year. After a short while at Jaxx (and ShapeShift), I opened an account at Bittrex.

I had been aware of Cryptopia before this but had never checked it out. However, this desire to be involved with BTX was strong enough to push me into going to this NZ exchange. So many coins over there! I'm pleasantly surprised that I could already trade there just by opening an account. But I will likely seek to get verified. It's always good to have the options provided by doing so. Even if I may not fully utilise the features that come with verification at the moment.

Now I'm green with envy
Looks like I'll have to wait for next week. Had only just opened an account at Cryptopia to buy BTX. Now I have another problem - the price has been increasing since a few hours ago. I'm in a dilemma as to whether to just close my eyes and buy... or wait and hope it will come down some. Risky though - BTX might very well go up some more.

I had opened an account at Cryptopia 30 minutes ago. It was no hassle at all. To the extent that I'm worrying there might be a catch somewhere I have an account at Bittrex too. But it required authentication of identity, which took almost 2 days, before I could actually use the account to trade. I haven't done anything at the Cryptopia account yet. I sure hope there won't be any obstacles when I transfer some BTC to it, and then buy BTX.

Yes, I'm often irritated by the BTC transaction time and fee. Taking out BTC from Bittrex will incur some charge. But the transactions from it to any BTC account tend to be fast. Usually it's included in the next block...due to the higher mining fee that Bittrex tend to pay.

When it comes to BTC transfers, I've found that doing so from certain wallets provide more flexibility. Like with a desktop Electrum wallet, or Blockchain.info. But will have to risk it if we tweak the mining fee. I've had mixed results. Sometimes even a very low fee was good enough to get into the next transaction. But there was one time when my cheapskate experiment with the fee resulted in the transaction taking 19 hours! Opting for "Regular" probably provides the best bang for the buck.

I'm only aware of Bitcore since less than an hour ago. I was intrigued by it appearing in the Top 200 at WorldCoinIndex and started to do some basic research. Now I'm really intrigued!

I will have to find a way to buy some Bitcore. Unfortunately it isn't available at Bittrex. I wonder how difficult it is to open an account at Cryptopia...

Starting to blip on the radar now. I saw it in the 100-200 volume at WorldCoinIndex and decided to do some basic research. This project is intriguing. I'm going to risk some money, buy at Bittrex and then wait. I'm betting investors will start to become interested too in the near future.

You, sir, are one of a kind. I was just doing some basic research into a few coins, including Spread. Right now it's way down the list in the 24-hour volume table. But since this coin has been around since 2015, I decided to continue researching. And when I saw this (and a few other comments), something touched inside me. To have someone write like this to explain something - it shows keen willingness to help others and the individual's love and commitment to something.

I'm going to Bittrex and buy some Spread. On the basis of this comment alone. This looks like one of the crypto projects that I'd want to root for.

Ah, the wise words of a sage This is from Aug 29, before that huge move.

Can't blame you and others because Navcoin had been quiet and out of the limelight. There are just so many coins and tokens around! I was fortunate to have stumbled onto it just last week. Talk about great timing! Was idly scanning through those at #101-199 in terms of daily volume at WorldCoinIndex.com I followed through with Navcoin - went to its website and read the content. "The Team" - that was the clincher.

Had checked at Bitcointalk too. So this coin has the mileage and been around for a few years. And rather active participation based on the number of pages. Navcoin at 25 cents last week felt like such a good bargain...

24-hour volume is still very low at $50k or so. But there seems to be an uptrend, albeit "quietly", since more than a week ago. If the volume goes up to more than $100k, that will catch the attention of the more alert speculators. Especially when they see the rather promising technical readings on the charts. But this will be subject to no big seller coming in to dump SEQ of course.  https://www.worldcoinindex.com/coin/sequence

Now at 0.16. Volume is low. But it needs just a bit of attention. Other smaller coins had gotten this the past couple of weeks. It may be just a matter of time...

I think I'm going to take a punt on this one.

I was considering to buy some Burst to speculate on in my "Very High Risk" portfolio. But now I've become hesitant after reading this comment. I'm well aware of the risk, and the current price is indeed attractive. However, I've seen "cheap" become "much cheaper" and will have to weigh the Risk-Reward. I'll keep tabs on this forum and watch for signs of a comeback.

These cryptocoins aren't 'investments' but speculations.
That's how I approach them, with capital that I can afford to lose even if they go to zero dollar. I just need one from my basket of coins to shoot past the moon; and a few to provide hundreds of percent. These will more than cover the cost of the losers, including those that go to practically zero.

I don't know how things will develop for Zclassic. But I'm getting some (at 2 different price points). Then just wait and let time and the market decide.

Thanks for the alert. This warning is from March - 5 months ago. And it is still running. I've only known about it some minutes ago. The scam is quite slick, with the "mining window", "users' chat" (`positive feedback'), "why they exist" (noble-sounding, i.e. "to help improve bitcoin")... I believe some people had been conned over the months, sending the `mining fee' to the address.

I've only known about Crown since a couple of hours ago. When it appeared in the Top 100 in WorldCoinIndex. Checked and...it's available at Bittrex, of which I have an account. Went to see the website - have to admit that I'm also a sucker for this kind of theme. Am extremely attracted to the Codex. A big Thumbs Up to the code.

I think I'm going to put in a few bucks (for now) on Crown.