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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: Top 3 Legit Companies Issuing ICOs for 2019

« on: June 13, 2019, 08:21:10 AM »

iMusify is quite the popular and I think a lot of people including myself are watching keenly to see what they develop in the long run.
There are many others with amazing utilities that I'm looking forward to as well. The future seems very bright for the crypto space.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: Why IEO is the Most Efficient Method of Fundraising?

« on: June 12, 2019, 03:47:23 PM »

I strongly believe that IEOs will replace ICOs in the long run.
If they keep churning out amazing projects like this, they are sure to gain more traction and be taken more seriously by investors all over.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: Investing In Cryptocurrency 2019

« on: June 12, 2019, 03:04:44 PM »

I think if you are
Investment now is the right thing to do because now is the right time to buy potential altcoins that will not die in the future. Believe the market will last longer than we expected, potential coins will belong to the most useful coins in crypto. You have a decision because you will determine your future according to what you are doing now. so now it's also a good decision you can make.

What caught my eye in your reply: "Potential altcoins that will not die in the future"
Since I started digging for such coins and discovered some gems in the space, my mind has been at rest after investing in them for the long term.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: The best investment projects of 2019

« on: June 10, 2019, 01:28:56 PM »

I myself can also say that now for me a good investment and also many benefits for me, ETH, EOS, and NEO.

I've made some decent profit from NEO and ETH and agree that they are good investments.
But looking at current market situations, I'd rather go with OMI (as I've decided on holding for the very long term) as it has a great use case backing it's existence.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: Investing In Cryptocurrency 2019

« on: June 10, 2019, 01:14:03 PM »

I think if you are
Investment now is the right thing to do because now is the right time to buy potential altcoins that will not die in the future. Believe the market will last longer than we expected, potential coins will belong to the most useful coins in crypto. You have a decision because you will determine your future according to what you are doing now. so now it's also a good decision you can make.

Solid advice you gave there.
The coins that will ride into the sunset that is the future are those with real practical uses and there's no better time than to invest in anticipation of when they'll be adopted for daily use.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: How to Research Cryptocurrency?

« on: June 04, 2019, 03:25:34 PM »

At first, I didn't bother doing this, I just went to CMC and judge based on marketcap (for trading purposes) then make a quick cash and some losses as well.
Eventually, I decided to get into ICOs and due diligence has indeed saved me a lot of heartaches as well as enabled me get into Amazing projects with outstanding use cases and teams.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: Investing In Cryptocurrency 2019

« on: June 04, 2019, 03:09:45 PM »

BTC may become the best choice as always but another potential coin must be considered as the best choice you, as dentolas said and we must consider any promising coin. this can be done through use the platform as the main indicator to determine a potential project.
But some people were investing in promising altcoin like veil able to get a huge return.

Interesting choice of words. Very few people think like you on this space.
There are times I've gone into projects for the quick buck but at other times, I back a project like this because I believe wholly in what they intend to offer to the world.

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Investing & Make Money Discussion / Re: Investing In Cryptocurrency 2019

« on: June 04, 2019, 08:40:38 AM »

It's been a good year for me swinging bitcoin. Obeying the 51% in bitcoin rule pays tbh and I hope to record more success with alts as well, especially the rare few with adoptable utilities in the cryptosphere.

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Crypto & Adult Entertainment Business / Re: ICO vs ED

« on: May 29, 2019, 10:05:35 AM »

I could if I had need of such commodity. In truth, I would invest in such ICO because sex enhancers are always a good market and a cheaper alternative is definitely appealing.
In looking for projects to invest in, I always go for those with utility that will be needed by the masses because they most likely will gain adoption easier.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: Anyone who use mobile wallets?

« on: May 18, 2019, 10:40:51 AM »

Anyone who use mobile wallets?
I think it is very dangerous.

I've used mobile wallets especially that of blockchain.com for over 3 years now and never had an issue. It's infact been a thing of great convenience for me.
Better than that are the cold wallets and a perfect, modern example can be seen in this YouTube illustration -

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Crypto Discussion / Re: What's your favourite cryptocurrency?

« on: May 18, 2019, 10:27:24 AM »

There are so many to be honest but I always have one at the top of the list and right now, it is ECOMI (www.ecomi.com), the project developing a digital collectible marketplace for gamers and collectible lovers. It's not often you see the blockchain tech being combined with augmented reality to give you an amazing platform.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: What are the Bitcoin alternatives with great potential to invest in?

« on: May 18, 2019, 10:13:47 AM »

I always go for coins backed by undeniably, incredible tech and one that is currently driving me wild is the OMI - IEO sold out in less than 48 hours and they have a team (https://www.ecomi.com/#team) that includes the great Alfred Khan. I believe a coin sold for 1 sat has limitless possibilities.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: How IEOs and STOs Could Bring New Investors into Crypto

« on: May 16, 2019, 01:11:39 PM »

STO is the real deal, IEO is just a copy of ICO but with a guaranteed that the coin/token of the project will be listed on an exchange, the hype that is around IEO will end soon anyway only the successful IEO is the one running on Binance, the real deal is STO which will bring us close to real projects and real investors  that are looking to do real investing in shares, not useless tokens/coins that have no value.

I quite agree with you, but not totally because while you may see IEOs as replicas of ICOs, it's much more than that. Remember that the major exchanges here and even smaller players who are looking to get into the game of IEOs are putting their reputation at stake in claiming they did an assesment before accepting to work with selected projects - that gives me some sort of confidence I didn't have for ICOs and if I may give an example with ECOMI which is going the route of an IEO, and consider the fact that Alfred Khan is on board, I would give the thumbs up to the exchange involved for picking that project.
This is not to say there won't bad cases but it's mostly good imho

STO is interesting but many country banned this kind of security offerings meanwhile IEO despite looks like more legit than ICO is still struggle with the fact that most of the project is basically the same as what ICO offer but with the help of popular exchanges that also put their reputation at stake so that many people will be interested.
If I'm myself would rather choose an existent project thats already listed in various exchange like veil-project. It's way better than putting money into project that is still nothing but a talk.

that depends largely on what you're looking at to be honest. I mostly go into deeper details of projects these days before putting my money behind their idea. The example I gave above was ECOMI - sold out their IEO in less than 48 hours. These guys aren't a replica of any other project, the ECOMI project has an influencial figure (Alfred Khan) in their midst and are fast developing a market place for digital collectibles (https://www.ecomi.com/) to be traded by gamers. With huge partnerships already sealed and the ability to seal even greater ones, there's no stopping such a project.
this is not to say IEOs won't church out trash as well... we both know that's innevitable.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: Is crypto bubble bursting finally?

« on: May 16, 2019, 08:44:45 AM »

I'm really confused about the crypto market. As i see at other bubble in past crypto bubble seems nothing in from of them the dotcom bubble was over 6 trillion dollar 18 ago from now and the Cryptos is just collapsing just after touching 800 billion which seems nothing in front of other massive bubbles. What u guys think?

The bubble is just beginning. I know.. a lot of us have been a little too eager for stuff to blow out of proportion because we've been too focused on profits we can get out of the market. In truth, for the crypto market to rival the examples you put up above, it must provide real value to the world system and what we've seen so far are projects and companies that are either fraudulent or do not have a solid plan to see their project through.
Watch out for projects like XYO and ECOMI ( https://www.ecomi.com/ ) though who have the drive and determination to see their ideas developed into working products that'll be adopted massively. As more projects like these rise, you'll see the cryptosphere rise in valuation once more.

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Crypto Discussion / Re: Do we need blockchain technology?

« on: May 16, 2019, 08:05:17 AM »

Hello everyone.

When I see there are too many ICO and shitcoins on novaexchange. I keep asking myself: do we really need blockchain technology?

In case of Bitcoin. Of course, I agree.
What about ETH? I agree too.

But, have a look at the others on the market. I don't even know why should people use their service. There is no real use in real life.

An ad management system on blockchain? - We already had Google Ads & Facebook Ads.
A social network on blockchain? (steem) - Do we? I don't see anything but a centralized forum hosted on a random hosting using its currency to pay for the writers.

There are too many projects  that we don't really need it on blockchain.

Sometimes, I think there is a black swan (Blockchain is useless in real life) lurking around.

I get your point, I really do but to be honest, in every growing industry, you'll see more bad than good at some point. However, that's changing slowly as almost everyone now knows the distinction between shitcoins and those whose coins are backed by important, practical tech.
Take the ECOMI project for example, it can't be put under the category of an "unnecessary" project because it has chosen to develop a market place for digital collectibles to be traded.
N/B: digital collectibles were impossible to own before the advent of the blockchain tech.
So, there's still so many projects with use cases that are not duplicates of already existing solutions leveraging on the blockchain.