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It's an interesting project. A platform for worldwide real asset investment will be huge, plus a factor that it is using decentralize technology of cryptocurrency. Real state plus cryptocurrency will be a big hit as both are very popular to people, especially the investors. Blockchain is the future and govenment will surely embrace it. Real assets such as the tangible ones, real state, infrastracture, and commodities will yield higher returns with less risks than traditional assets. We can observe that in the Philippines real estate properties are booming everywhere. If it will be incorporated with blockchain, a large number of people and investors around the world can be more easily reached. With the birth of the Crypto Valley of Asia (CBA) launched in the Northern Part of the Philippines, Cagayan Economic Zone, as a blockchain hub for cryptocurrency companies, investors and enthusiast, RealAssetChain can gain a large followers in the Philipppines as the Philippine Government supports the development of Blockchain Technology.

Quote from: MuxeProject on July 22, 2018, 05:12:58 PM

Hi admin, please check. If we include the telegram link or any other links on our retweet, the original tweet is automatically converted into a twitter link and cannot be viewed easily at a single look by followers. What is highlighted and viewed is the thumbnail of the telegram link or other link we added. Is this correct?[/list][/list]

Quote from: Jet Cash on August 05, 2018, 04:13:35 PM

NO, and if you read the boards you will have seen that most members think of them as clutter. Most of the links tend to be to crap posts anyway.

I put you on ignore for not reading the forum threads or using the search function.

Hi, I am very sorry if I made a mistake. It is not my intention. Actually I, did used the search function for "list of merit worthy posts" before I posted this question but I didn't find any. How may you forgive me? Thanks and God bless you..

Quote from: jackg on August 05, 2018, 04:15:21 PM

This is a potentially good idea, however it might just lead to a lot of users spamming for their alts to gain merits.

Although, one thread with one legitimate/accurate post in 20 is probably worth making to see if we can distribute merits a bit. I'd suggest limiting people to 5 posts to nominate per week or something to avoid having a huge backlog. And that posts should be quoted (and not just links to them being posted).

Hi, thank you for enlightening me and giving a nice suggestion. But, it appears that I should not have made an inquiry here according to Jet Cash. I'm very sorry for troubling you. Thanks and Godbless!
P.S. Thanks also to others who replied. 😊

Hi guys, is it allowed to create a thread for posting links of merit worthy posts? I'm sure most of us in our day to day use of bitcointalk forum, we encounter high quality posts but some of them are not recognized and rewarded because either the one who found it is not capable of giving merit or he/she has limited amount of merits to give. Also, some of high quality posts are not recognized or unnoticed because of flooding replies/posts/comments from other members.

The thread I am thinking is to be used only for nominating merit worthy posts. Anyone can nominate but must not be their own to prevent being bias.

The thread would be very much helpful to those who deserved but unnoticed and also to those who are giver of merits.

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Quote from: martakaszkacha on April 10, 2018, 07:12:16 PM

I just wanted to know what are your plans on your cryptocurrency in the future?

Do you plan to keep on investing?
Do you plan to exchange your crypto in fiat and leave crypto?
Will crypto survive?

1. My plan is to keep on investing if there are promising and unique projects that have a high percentage to succeed.
2. Yeah, but I will only convert some of my crypto profit to fiat. I will not stop my enthusiasm with crypto.
3. Yeah for sure. It will survive. Why won't you think so?

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Quote from: larks500 on July 23, 2018, 01:19:23 PM

A very strange question.
Some tokens are tokens of excellent ICO projects that have great prospects for growth and their capitalization at the moment is greater than that of many altcoins.
How can they not be trusted?

I don't know but for me, not all erc20 can be trusted. I mean it's now easy to create in this blockchain and some are just using their token to launch an ico and scam people. Just trust those who are established and think many times in those new tokens that popping up in the market. I can see NEO and EOS will be a good competitor of erc20 so no doubt it will be a huge success, eventually.

ERC20 token itself can be trusted but those who use it for scam are not trusted, but not all are scammers there are also more tokens that succeed now and still running until now.

There is no correlation between the technical thing from the ERC20 token and scammer. in fact, ERC20 never gets any problem and all of the problems related to the hacked cases caused by the fault of the developer itself.

Yeah, I think we should not generalize the erc20 tokens. There are others which are legit and successful ones. It is our duty to do our own research aside from watching and reading reviews from legit sites and personalities and select the right one to invest.

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Quote from: Nat77777 on August 03, 2018, 03:40:57 PM

It really depends on what you mean by safe and what country you are in.

It is not safe in any means. Risk is 100% in a relation to value decrease and chances to lost your crypto forever aswell

Hi, in terms of volatility, I think it is still safer in banks. The value of crypto can just change greatly in a blink of an eye, either you get huge profit or you get huge loss. I think it is still better to set goals and target to cash out some of my profits from crypto to bank.

Quote from: Karapul769 on July 17, 2018, 01:44:27 PM

An ICO pool is a collection of investor funds, pooled together with the sole intention of investing in an ICO. Pools are typically overseen by person who manage the contributions made by each investor.

Do you think this is a good idea?Is it worth it to trust??

UPD:

MyWish is eliminating these risks by introducing Smart Contracts for ICOpools.

ICOpools can be very risky especially if you dont know personally the people who runs it. But sometimes I take the risks for the chance to get sure allocation for a very great project. It's nice to know you have an idea to eliminate the risks in pooling. But can you explain further how?

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Quote from: crenfrosck on July 27, 2018, 10:20:39 PM

Oh man, if I am a hacker/thief, I would definitely not target a bounty hunter but a bigger fish Grin

. All right, I know, we should be aware all the time. But as long as you are not doing silly newbie mistakes, you are minimalizing a chance of being robbed of your tokens. Of course, no system is perfect, but as long as you are not giving someone your private keys/holding your tokens on a big exchange 24/7, add a bit of common sense and you will for 99% never experience a hacker attack on your wallet.

That's true. Crypto is a place for risk takers or optimists and like in any investment you have to use common sense to keep your money safe.

Yeah, only invest money you can afford to loose. With higher gain comes higher risk and vice versa.

Quote from: husanlarisa on June 27, 2018, 05:23:40 PM

Hello all members!
I am a bounty hunter, as well as many of you

And I heard that bounty hunters dump the coin price at the ico end.
So I was wondering, if the team doesn't want its coins to be sold on exchange date and thus be dumped, why they reward bounty hunters with their token, not FIAT.
Because they anyway accept fiat for selling the tokens, so the coin won't be dumped by bounty hunters, and bounty hunters are satisfied too.
Because those who need money, they have it, those who want tokens, can buy it at exchange etc.

Interesting idea, but are they willing to do it? What's the purpose of decentralization using blockchain technology? Why not use bitcoin or ethereum instead of Fiat?btw, I already experienced receiving eth for a certain airdrop. But as far as I know, there is only little percentage of tokens allotted to bounty hunters compared to sold in ICOs. Maybe you should also start considering there are also those who bought in the private sale and presale with huge discounts. Most of the times, they are the reason of the dump in my own opinion.

Quote from: nikoskakan on March 21, 2018, 08:28:58 PM

I think that 95% of crypto coins and tokens won't survive and the reason is that a crypto coin in order to survive and get value it has to be accepted as a way of payment for purchase goods or services.
Very few coins will manage to do it at the end of the day and of course these coins will get enormous value.
The only thing you have to do is to find out which coins will enter the market of real currencies.

I think you already answered your own question. We all know that majority of the cryptos existing today will not survive.

Quote from: mbally on July 29, 2018, 09:40:29 AM

Crypto market will always go up and down. it is left for you to always follow news to know when it will dump and when it will pump, mostly news affects the crypto market, good news makes the market to pump while bad news makes the market to dip.

As Warren Buffet famously said, be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful. As for me, when everyone is afraid, buy. When everyone is greedy, sell.

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Quote from: trimulia on July 26, 2018, 11:51:30 AM

it's imposibble that bitcoin will back to $500,that maybe happen because satoshi nakamoto sold all bitcoin and turn scam, LOL

That's not even funny. Even though satoshi have sold all of btc he has, it won't make price falling to $1000 or lower than that. This thread was created by someone who only throw his rough speculation so i don't think people should be believe with this.

Agree, bitcoin's price will not go down below $1000, even below $3000. If that happens, people will be racing to buy bitcoin for the super discounted price. Bitcoin hitting that support level(or super below support level) might be the start of the bitcoin to go mega bullish.

Quote from: Remaka on January 29, 2018, 02:14:42 PM

I am a newbie just trying to grow on this platform. Within a week of participating in altcoin bounties, 2 bounties I participated in have been reported as Scammers. I get a lot of reads on my articles and Social media pages. I cannot keep encouraging people to invest in these altcoins if they would eventually get scammed. How can new bounty hunters like myself differentiate between a genuine bounty and scammers bounty?

Hi, it is very difficult to identify which is the legit ones. You have to dig deeper in researching and proving that a certain project is bogus, but that will take a lot of your time. If you want to save time, you can search for the known crypto reviewers in youtube. Most of them already did the hardwork of reading whitepapers and proving that a certain ICO is not legit.