At the moment, the most respected rating agencies with the most extensive databases are ICOrating and ICObench. They have been on the market for quite a long time and their ratings have proved to be fairly objective and therefore worthy of attention.
sorry but... after that I can't take seriously that article... ICObench is bad and "corrupted" and ICOrating gives good rating if you pay them... it's like a website without bad ratings.
agreed, the ratings are good for nothing. These websites make money from paying ICO's for their ratings, they are a ton of good examples why not to trust them. For example project " Titanium" had good ratings everywhere, they where scam in the end.
there are a lot of projects like Titanium.... I remember for example HashCard they had very good rating and scammed investors (BTW, not sure about that but I think they had confirmed listing on Bancor))))
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Re: [2018-05-15] ICO is still booming: what we need to understand
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jmesfisher
on 01/08/2018, 15:08:53 UTC
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At the moment, the most respected rating agencies with the most extensive databases are ICOrating and ICObench. They have been on the market for quite a long time and their ratings have proved to be fairly objective and therefore worthy of attention.
sorry but... after that I can't take seriously that article... ICObench is bad and "corrupted" and ICOrating gives good rating if you pay them... it's like a website without bad ratings.
Bitcoin's growth began in early 2017 and then it touch 20000. Bitcoin's largest growth is due to the ability to trade with tether dollar. With this growth, a huge growth in ICOs appeared. Nowadays about 30 ICOs are added to the market. This huge volume of ICOs, has taken the power of bitcoin growth. Like weeds next to a tree. Bitcoin will not grow until ICOs exists.
in my opinion, because it is not regulated, people who control money are scared about the entire crypto society... just because they can't control and they can't track it they will create negative conditions for the investors until get it regulated.
Apparently a few of these giants are falsifying their volumes. Maybe because a higher market cap would make people think it's a more trustworthy exchange? I don't know if it's really worth going through all of that effort.
Would this have a major effect on the prices? I know we used to see huge differences in prices in the past, but now you won't see much more than a few percent here and there between exchanges.
interesting, but many of that volume is caused by bots... you just have no time to react, and your PC has no way how to display that on time ))) but yeah there are exchange that are really abusing with fake volume, my personal best is bitforex )))
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Re: What if Satoshi Nakamoto DIED?
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jmesfisher
on 26/07/2018, 15:29:43 UTC
I think he is dead since bitcoin became actively used on illegal activities, it is possible to track anyone, I believe that he was #1 on the list, but nobody can stop his creation... ))) so right now it just a beautiful story and doesn't matter )))
Please show me how to become a blockchain developer? Where can I start to learn for this matter? (some resources , person ,..) Thank you so much and have a nice day ^^