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Entrepreneur challenges such as lack of support and investors, mentorship and access to market has been a huge set back and i am glad e3t will be providing a platform to connect entrepreneurs globally to the largest digital economy platform
Re: Is this a new process to reject more user from getting tokens?
I know more experience members are here than me who have information. Is TEMTUM project legit to everyone? I participated a campaign that name is "Temtum" managed "Hhampuz". I worked 1.5 months then waited for 2.5 months (78 days) for get my rewards. I knew that I have to submit my KYC but for KYC they gave me only 4 days and I missed it. Now I banned from telegram group for asking my rewards. Without any tokens!!😭😭😭
Firstly, its one of the reasons why peopele in tge centralized world hate crypto. Too much control and power in the hands of these developers, they can even decide to refuse payment after momths of working for them and no crypto Court can bring them to justice. Secondly, you have to find a way to accept these things in crypto and move on. In my opinion, if temtum opened kyc for a month, then they tried enough to pay hunters. You just didnt follow up
I don't think it is possible for XLM to hit 100$! It's far far away man, and if XLM hit 100$ then it will surpass the Ethereum rank, which is not gonna happen. Stellar is a very good altcoin, recently their coin burning plan was great, the price has increased too. But that doesn't mean it can go that high which is hasn't achieved by the Binance, or EOS coin!
In my opinion i would say yes.
1. Because anything is quite possible and attainable in cryptocurrency (did anyone forsaw the burning of huge supply of xlm to the tune of 55b. This will definitely have a long term positive impact)
2. The SDF is still hard at work to improve its technology and services
this thread should be accompanied by polling so that the results are more visible. Well, I really like bounty managers who work professionally, systematically, neatly, thoroughly and committed to eliminating fraud. I have never joined a bounty from BM mentioned by OP, it seems worth a try. I often join the bounty from Sylon, unfortunately, at this time, there is nothing new. I also like joining bounties from Arteezy, Jolin and Julerz. They are very thorough in eliminating cheaters.
I agree. Its a beautiful topic by the OP. And if there's a ranking system for them, it would be nice and will portray a model most acceptable to bounty hunters. I also think that there are not much bounty hunters or management platforms left anymore due to lack of quality projects and bounties
Not many people have mentioned Hhampuz and i am like really? In Hhampuz you have the most empathic, trust worthy and diligent manager who takes responsibility of all his actions while protecting his hunters. Other honorable mention is Yahoo and Arteezy
One sweet thing about Cryptocurrencies and decentralisation is that even if the particular website you used suddenly disappears, everything is stored in the chain and you can simply import that your wallet to another wallet with your private key or mnemonic phrase, have you wondered how it's possible to open a MEW wallet and be able to import it to imtoken app.
I remember sometime ago when I decided to venture into Cryptocurrencies trading and I chose to start with low cap coins because they have been known to perform miracles once in a while, it seems I selected all the bad coins in the market and I got rekt real good, since then I have abstained from trading.
Re: A call for mandatory KYC for core members of projects conducting an ICO or IEO.
I think IEOs are presently an indirect way of perferming KYC on project team members especially IEOs that are conducted in reputable exchanges, an exchange can lose it's reputation if it conducts a scam IEO and this has made exchanges conduct a thorough review of the project team before allowing them to conduct their sale in their exchanges.
You are correct.. people are quick to tag any project that does not give them exactly what they want a scam, I remember when a project I know didn't list in an exchange after months of the ICO and people were calling them scam but after finally listing and doing more than x15 on an exchange, they are now being praised by the same set of people.
The Spirit Of Wisdom
As a bounty hunter, you also have to think like a trader and this requires wisdom, wisdom for you to know when to sell and when to hodl, I know that nobody can see the future but doing the right thing at the right time has never rekt anybody before.
Happy Hunting
As a bounty hunter, you also have to think like a trader and this requires wisdom, wisdom for you to know when to sell and when to hodl, I know that nobody can see the future but doing the right thing at the right time has never rekt anybody before.
Happy Hunting
While we look at the negatives, we should also look at the positives.. recently Binance was hacked and after the necessary maintainance, all the hacked funds were replaced to user wallets, this consolidated the fact that Binance is a leader in this space and gave it even more power, you are correct though, Binance has become too powerful especially in a space where decentralisation is supposed to be the order of the day.
I have a slightly similar experience although mine isn't with trading, I have been doing airdrops and bounties from the beginning and I always hodl the coins with good potential and sell the bad ones, I once bought held a coin that j felt was good and I lost over $500 from holding it, now it is almost too worthless to look at but recently, that same coin started doing wonders and not only have I recovered all my loses, I have even made good profit, patience is a virtue in this crypto space.
Hardware wallets are the ultimate definition of security when it comes to crypto assets, if you do a brief research, you will discover that most of the hacks that has happened in the past has been due to the use of online wallets, they are very sucure and I would recommend them anytime.
I love Cardano but EOS would always have a special place in my heart even though it's partly centralised, I don't see EOS going anywhere anytime soon despite it's fault though, EOS is always at the top of my list.
I prefer IEO because after an IEP, you are sure that the token would be listed in the exchange shortly and liquidity is almost guaranteed, unlike ICOs where sometimes you will have to wait for over a year before the token is listed on any exchange, I would pick IEO over ICO anytime, Moreover like you pointed out, ICOs seems to have been left behind in 2018.
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For the past 3-4 months, there has been drastic shifts in the world of crypto. I firmly believe that the markets did reach the bottom in early Dec. 2018, where Bitcoin hit 3300 and ETH was trading around 82usd. Since then, there's been a significant rebound for most altcoins; almost on par with a minor altcoin spring that has/is occurring.
Today, many altcoins have surpassed or nearing their ATH vs BTC valuation. More notable coins are nearing their ATH in USD valuation. What this all means is that Bitcoin's dominance over the markets will continue to dwindle, as it's contending with forthcoming specific-niche oriented multi-million dollar/billion-dollar businesses. This is quite healthy for the entire crypto climate, because where there's money to be made and upcoming competition, many real-world businesses will rise to the challenge and throw their capital into various of cryptocurrencies or crypto-related businesses. More and more money will be poured in, to gain market share either directly through cryptos or through related businesses.
Culminating with all that, there's many signs that point towards fully legitimizing cryptos (in the public eye), notably the SEC, through regulations and potentially the long-awaited (and hyped) BTC ETF approval. If that occurs, then almost all of U.S.'s allies will follow suite with similar regulations. This is why SEC is really a pivotal point in determining the future of crypto atm.
To a lesser degree, crypto has been behaving inversely to the world-market sentiments, for the past 3-months or so crypto's valuation can be somewhat correlated with what's happening in the world markets. A lot of unrest and a lot of indicators pointing towards a global recession nearing soon.
When regulations collide with a negative sentiment world-market and when BTC halves in 2020, we could be seeing a major bull-run occurring during or after those times. I'm not a fortune teller, but the evidence and most movement is increasingly depicting a more positive crypto atmosphere and climate as a whole now and in the near future. In 2017-2018 the bullmarket was driven by freshness and mostly FOMO. Crypto as a whole today, has never witnessed more market and business movements; that's not seen as changing anytime soon. This all leads into a solidification of infrastructure and use, where real value is going to be derived from for all cryptos.
Today, many altcoins have surpassed or nearing their ATH vs BTC valuation. More notable coins are nearing their ATH in USD valuation. What this all means is that Bitcoin's dominance over the markets will continue to dwindle, as it's contending with forthcoming specific-niche oriented multi-million dollar/billion-dollar businesses. This is quite healthy for the entire crypto climate, because where there's money to be made and upcoming competition, many real-world businesses will rise to the challenge and throw their capital into various of cryptocurrencies or crypto-related businesses. More and more money will be poured in, to gain market share either directly through cryptos or through related businesses.
Culminating with all that, there's many signs that point towards fully legitimizing cryptos (in the public eye), notably the SEC, through regulations and potentially the long-awaited (and hyped) BTC ETF approval. If that occurs, then almost all of U.S.'s allies will follow suite with similar regulations. This is why SEC is really a pivotal point in determining the future of crypto atm.
To a lesser degree, crypto has been behaving inversely to the world-market sentiments, for the past 3-months or so crypto's valuation can be somewhat correlated with what's happening in the world markets. A lot of unrest and a lot of indicators pointing towards a global recession nearing soon.
When regulations collide with a negative sentiment world-market and when BTC halves in 2020, we could be seeing a major bull-run occurring during or after those times. I'm not a fortune teller, but the evidence and most movement is increasingly depicting a more positive crypto atmosphere and climate as a whole now and in the near future. In 2017-2018 the bullmarket was driven by freshness and mostly FOMO. Crypto as a whole today, has never witnessed more market and business movements; that's not seen as changing anytime soon. This all leads into a solidification of infrastructure and use, where real value is going to be derived from for all cryptos.
The cryptocurency market or industry is still very young despite its success so far when compared to its counterparts like stocks, forex and real estate sector and as such have witnessed tremendous growth. It is expected to evolve more into a less volatile state in the near future
XVG was one of the most gainers in 2017, from 4 to 2000 satoshis in 1 year. Why coin shows no action for so long, while other coins pump hard 1 by 1?
Verge was a victim of its own success in 2017 as it held many cryptocurrency enthusiasts spell bound with promises. Alas, three promises have not be turned realistic and investors interest and patience have waned over the year. That is why there's zero or little growth for verge in the market
Now, with the ICO boom in 2017 bringing forth many projects with "unrealistic" visions and others with "imaginary" problems that never existed, and amidst the numerous scams many people predicted that Blockchain, Crypto and Bitcoin will die but they didn't (at least in 2018). Though we had a really rough and tough 2018 but here we are again. I have realized recently that the conversation has shifted towards new perspectives (Ethereum new forks, Bitcoin upcoming halving, new blockchain developments, etc).
So can we now boldly put the haters and naysayers to shame now. Crypto is here to stay. We are not going to die. Happy new year guys!
So can we now boldly put the haters and naysayers to shame now. Crypto is here to stay. We are not going to die. Happy new year guys!
I am glad that bitcoin has rebounded to put its detractors using the media as a tool to pull it down to the bin. I am sure bitcoin will continue to gain more interest from the centralized world and rally up stronger