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The crypto industry is a place where companies rise and fall like tides. In 2017, Deloitte released a report showing that a crypto company’s average lifespan is slightly more than one year. Ironically, Binance was established in 2017 and has since then marketed itself as the leading exchange in the crypto industry.

Becoming a market leader amidst such competition is not a matter of luck. It’s about strategy, execution, and dedication. In this analysis, we will analyze Binance from an SEO perspective.


What made Binance become the largest and most popular crypto exchange? Where are most of their traffic coming from? What are they doing that sets them apart from their competitors?

Full article


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Crypto Discussion / List of Crypto guides and resources
« on: June 14, 2021, 12:56:14 PM »
Hello guys, many things happen this year, a lot has changed and a lot has happened, so I wanted to create a list of guides, info, and news of what happened to the market, and important stuff I think any crypto user need to know


Let's start with Elon who affected our market a lot:

Elon Musk Tweet


Tesla has suspended vehicle purchases using Bitcoin. We are concerned about rapidly increasing use of fossil fuels for Bitcoin Mining and transactions, especially coal, which has the worst emissions of any fuel.

Cryptocurrency is a good idea on many levels and we believe it has a promising future, but this cannot come at a great cost to the environment.

Tesla will not be selling any Bitcoin and we intend to use it for transactions as soon as mining transitions to more sustainable energy. We are also looking at other Cryptocurrencies that use <1% of Bitcoin's energy/transaction


Elon Musk Effect on Cryptocurreny? How Tesla CEO Moves Bitcoin, Dodgecoin with Just a Tweet


Beginner's Guide for NFTs


Quick Beginner's Guide for Creating and Listing NFTs


Banks (Not Bitcoin) in Australia Laundered $387,000,000 for Latin American Drug Cartel


Gaming retailer GameStop is building an NFT platform on Ethereum


Absolute beginners guide to crypto


Blockchain PR – Everything You Need to Know


Crypto Trading Bots: Beginner's Guide(a little advance but worth checking)


Everything about crypto taxes




Hope you guys found it interesting



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Hello everyone, Im new here. I'm in the cryptocurrency market for a while now, and during this time, I encounter many useful resources (and many poor ones), the ones I liked I kept, and that how this list was created.  Most of the articles I found are for beginners looking to start with crypto, but I believe experts can also find some interesting info here.
Some background:
I got into crypto around 2018, mainly because I have many doubts about the current financial system and governments (which during the pandemic proved to be right).

 Top 30 cryptocurrencies TLDR


Crypto Investing Guide


Beginners guide to blockchain technology


Buyers beware(beginners must-read)


Crypto Token Types: The Ultimate Guide


Crypto Basic Income


Blockchain PR, everything you need to know


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1: Ledger Nano
  


The most popular one and my personal favorite. Ledger nano.s, easily use your BTC, also very good if you planning to hold your coins for a very long time(HODL)
Very good if your coins get hacked/stolen and have very good customer service and security measures to avoid this situation from the first place

2: KeepKey




The simplest cryptocurrency hardware wallet. Backup and recovery both are available. Virus and malware etc. do not exist at all.
Multiple coins are supported such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash etc.
Very easy to use and maintain.

3: Trezor




This one is also very popular and very good. Trezor is also good to store BTC but also fit perfectly to other altcoins,
Very easy to use and maintenance is not required at all. Very lightweight and anti-hacking security is pre-installed.

4-Cool Wallet.


“The CoolWallet S is no ordinary hardware wallet. It’s a contemporary mobile solution that truly secures your crypto assets and empowers you, the investor. It stays safely in your pocket, giving you discreet access to your investment, on the go, wherever you are.
Thanks to the combination of both usability and the patented tamper-proof security, the CoolWallet S is the cold wallet of choice for many of the world’s crypto leaders “
From their sit.
This one is pretty cool because you can use him as to a credit card and he is very easy and comfortable. Recommended as an extra wallet.
Using the right wallet is important. Also, I would recommend you to know which and which is not banks are supporting crypto.

In addition, there are many cases of banks that suddenly deciding not to accept crypto.

For example, Last year, crypto mining company Israminers appealed to the court after Israel’s Bank Igud refused to take its business, claiming it is in violation of the bank’s terms of service. The bank froze their account and all the activities regarding it causing major losses to the company.
The bank lost eventually after lawsuits
So, I will add here a list of some of the banks you can work with

Source to the case


 List of friendly crypto banks

Good luck, keep the coin safe and comfy :)

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Here is a list of friendly crypto banks all of you can use without worry

In recent times, since the popularity of cryptocurrencies’ have become more widespread, there has been a massive shift in the mentality of banks towards cryptocurrencies.

Owing to the perceived risk of fraud and money laundering that is associated with cryptocurrencies’, many banks across the world have been closing the accounts of customers involved in cryptocurrency and are barring crypto-based businesses from getting new accounts.

 

Despite this growing pressure by the banks, there are some individuals and businesses who are trying to fight back by utilizing the courts. One such business is Bits of Gold who has recently been embroiled in a legal battle against the Israeli bank, Bank Leumi.

Recently, the Israeli Supreme Court reached a decision, temporarily forbidding the bank from preventing Bits of Gold to conduct their banking activity.

The full article

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First of all Congratulations to all the holders!

As you know crypto is not the most stable investment out there, there are a lot of cases of banks refusing to pay or accept crypto payments.

Don't get me wrong since the popularity of cryptocurrencies’ it has become more widespread, there has been a massive shift in the mentality of banks towards cryptocurrencies, however its important to know who you can trust.

So here is a list of all the Crypto "friendly" banks out there, that will keep your life easy!




Good luck


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Crypto Discussion / How to Launch an IEO – The Complete Guide
« on: May 22, 2019, 08:02:11 PM »
Due to the declining popularity of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), would-be investors in cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects that are wanting to raise funds for their endeavors have been turning to the more rigid Security Token Offerings (STOs) due to their increased security and the fact that they align with SEC regulations.

This is much to the annoyance of many members of the crypto community, who believe that STOs are counterproductive to the point of token offerings, which is to allow crowdfunding without numerous barriers.

 
SO if you read until this point and find it interesting here is The Full IEO guide IEO guide

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Due to the declining popularity of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), would-be investors in cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects that are wanting to raise funds for their endeavors have been turning to the more rigid Security Token Offerings (STOs) due to their increased security and the fact that they align with SEC regulations. This is much to the annoyance of many members of the crypto community, who believe that STOs are counterproductive to the point of token offerings, which is to allow crowdfunding without numerous barriers.

 In contrast to the recent trend towards STOs, there has been another method of fundraising which is starting to gain popularity in the crypto community. This new method is called an Initial Exchange Offering (IEO). If you are not currently familiar with what an IEO is, we would recommend checking out our article What is an Initial Exchange Offering (IEO)?

If you are still reading at this point, then it is clear that you are thinking about launching your own IEO and want to have information on things to consider before you dive in. Thankfully, we will be going through a number of different factors which will help to increase your chances of successfully launching your IEO.

For the full IEO guide


Let me know what you think :)

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Building an ICO, or any project actually is a big task, the money/budget you invest in it it's only up to you, you can do it cheap and smart, or you can spend dozens of dollars and get shitty results, the idea is to do things smartly and find the balance

Here I will publish the parameters of every aspect in building and launching an ICO and the approximate price base on my knowledge and my experience, in addition, I will add a few things you should definitely avoid well building your ICO

1-Concept: Concepts are mental objects or abilities that create fundamental beliefs regarding your project. They play an important role in all aspects of your ICO

The estimated budget for conceptual development: 15-75k depending on the complexity of the technology and token economics underlying the product. If it’s a simple project and you have an experienced in-house team, you can potentially develop the concept in 2 weeks, which means cutting costs to less than 10k (depending on employee salaries)

2- ICO Technology Development

Estimated budget: 25-50k depending on the complexity and scope of the problem you are addressing and the number of industry professionals you require to tackle the problem.

ICO Development – Legal side(Important)

Estimated budget: An estimated 100-200k to engage a competent advisory/consultant in legal and compliance, and also depending on where the lawyer is based and their hourly rates. Some reputable law firms are charging up to 400k for this component, but you do not necessarily have to part with this amount of money as long as you are reasonably assured that your legal counsel is keeping up with ICO best-practices and regulations.

ICO Development – Token Sale System Development

Estimated budget: 65-100k to launch off existing platforms that could provide you with a white-labeled platform to launch the sale. Developing the platform in-house would cost more than this and require a longer development timeline.

ICO Development – Cybersecurity Management

Estimated budget: Any budget allocated to preventing yourself from getting hacked is money well spent. The bare necessities of cybersecurity measures require around 40k, although it’s never a waste to spend on additional efforts at protecting your infrastructure.

Digital marketing (The full info about the marketing side you may find here in thisICO/STO PR Guide It can save you some important dollars from your budget.

Hope you find it useful/Interesting:)



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Crypto Discussion / Why STO is better then ICO
« on: March 10, 2019, 10:41:23 AM »
I will explain the two and compare the pro and cons

ICO: Initial coin offering:

ICO is a way for a project to raise funds without the help of a third party by issuing their own coin. The idea is that when the company gains momentum the coin value will rise accordingly, and then they could sell it and raise funds

This way the company raises funds and the investors earn money.

1-Its not always safe. A lot of projects turn up to be scams=Bitconnect - Wikipedia

2-No regulation. Anyone can launch an ICO, no documents, no law

3-There is No way to monitor the true developing of the company.

4-Bad name and reputation, mostly because of the late events and multiple scams that happened.

5- Almost no law’s obliged the project decided to launch an ICO

6- There is no restricting on the person choose to invest, any child can take his mother credit card and buy countless coins.

7-Investor does not gain real shares in the company he invests in

STO:

Security Token Offering, the big brother of the ICO, its kinda close to ICO except, in STO you actually buy real shares in the company you get dividend and certain rights, in addition, the process of launching an STO obliged the company stand on a strict rules and regulations unlike the ICO’s (which everyone can start) The whole preparation stage is absolutely different and take a lot more time then ICO.

Why STO is Different

Whilst STOs and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) are similar, in the sense that they are both used by companies to generate capital for their projects, in most other aspects, they are very different.

Firstly, due to the fact that Security Tokens are considered securities, whereas ICOs aren’t, people who invest using an STO are further protected by securities legislation. This helps to prevent fraud or to provide the investor with a type of recourse if the company they have invested in goes bankrupt. Because of this, generally speaking, STOs are currently being considered as a potentially safer purchase for investors.

Furthermore, there is a difference in the way STOs and ICOs are backed. STOs, as securities are backed by real assets that have an intrinsic, monetary value. ICOs, on the other hand, do not have their value fixed by any tangible assets and therefore do not have an intrinsic monetary value.

Also, ICOs generate their value through the technology of its platform, and the appreciation of the coins themselves, whereas STOs create their value through the operations and the climate of the business itself. Because of this, for an STO to be valuable, your company would need to be run in an efficient manner; similar to that of a publicly traded company. This, is in contrast to an ICO for your business, which would not devalue as your coins as severely due to negative events hitting your company.

Due to the fact that STOs are securities and therefore bound by securities regulations internationally, their legal situation has to be considered a lot more clearly than it would for a traditional ICO. This would involve bringing in legal experts, who can help to steer your business in the right direction when launching an STO. Whilst, you would still potentially need legal advice for an ICO, the hours of work that your lawyer would have to put in, is a lot higher for an STO, due to their regulated nature. This would involve increased costs to your business.

Due to the regulations surrounding securities, Security Tokens would be slightly more limited, in regard to the breadth of their target market. This is because, due to the unregulated nature of ICOs, there is no restriction on who can invest. Someone with $10, could invest in an ICO from anywhere in the world. This is in contrast to STOs, which, have to comply with anti-money laundering and know-your-client regulations. These regulations place certain barriers in the way of certain investors, depending on the securities legislation in their country. On the flip side, this can be seen as a good thing, due to the fact that it means that generally, STO investors would be more reputable.

An example of this is that in the United States, investors have to be accredited before they can actually make any deals of this nature. This provides a barrier to people that may have less capital however, it also helps to ensure that investments are coming from legitimate sources.

In essence, STOs are more similar to floating on the stock market, than they are to ICOs.

More info about STO, and credits

What do you think?

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Crypto Discussion / All you need to know about ICO/STO marketing
« on: March 03, 2019, 12:37:50 PM »
This is the most comprehensive guide to ICO/STO marketing out there.

Why I created it?

Since I got into the crypto world, we noticed the lousy reputation which the ICO/STO received because of low-quality content and lack of marketing strategies. We want to help ICO/STO all over the globe to Improve their content quality.

In short: If you’re from an ICO/STO, Blockchain Project, or care about marketing, This guide is for you!
First things first:
 

 In this guide, I’m going to show you the exact steps, and growth hacks which I used to help our clients to reach that exposure and create a successful ICO/STO.

In fact, I’ve used the strategies from this guide in our ICO/STO marketing agency to get our clients more than 100 million dollars in the last 5 months and get millions of crypto traders & investors to watch my content.


The ICO/STO marketing Guide.


Hope you will find it useful

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Most people unaware of the actual costs of launching an ICO. Beyond attracting a sufficient number of contributors to meet a fundraising goal, a significant budget needs to be set aside to ensure that an ICO is safe, compliant and built on a solid technological foundation that provides real value to a community of contributors.


Let's start.

1-Concept

The estimated budget for conceptual development: 15-75k depending on the complexity of the technology and token economics underlying the product. If it’s a simple project and you have an experienced in-house team, you can potentially develop the concept in 2 weeks, which means cutting costs to less than 10k (depending on employee salaries).

2-ICO Technology Development

Estimated budget: 25-50k depending on the complexity and scope of the problem you are addressing and the number of industry professionals you require to tackle the problem.

ICO Development – Legal side

Estimated budget: An estimated 100-200k to engage a competent advisory/consultant in legal and compliance, and also depending on where the lawyer is based and their hourly rates. Some reputable law firms are charging up to 400k for this component, but you do not necessarily have to part with this amount of money as long as you are reasonably assured that your legal counsel is keeping up with ICO best-practices and regulations.

ICO Development – Token Sale System Development

Estimated budget: 65-100k to launch off existing platforms that could provide you with a white-labelled platform to launch the sale. Developing the platform in-house would cost more than this and require a longer development timeline.

ICO Development – Cybersecurity Management

Estimated budget: Any budget allocated to preventing yourself from getting hacked is money well spent. The bare necessities of cybersecurity measures require around 40k, although it’s never a waste to spend on additional efforts at protecting your infrastructure.

Digital marketing(The full info about the marketing side you may find here in this ICO/STO PR Guide 2019 ICO/STO PR Guide 2019 )

This one is varied and not always be predicted but I will publish here the proximate prices of every service

Articles on popular crypto websites:

Cost: Tier 1 sites like CoinTelegraph and CoinDesk — 2,000$–12,000$ Per Article.
On Cointelegraph, for example, the price is 1–2 BTC to submit your PR article.


On Tier 2 sites the cost can go from 500$-2000$.

Crypto YouTube Influencers-Cost: $5K — $40K per video.

By getting a crypto YouTuber with thousands of subscribers to make a video about your ICO/STO, you can get insane exposure.
There are tons of YouTubers with fake views, followers and comments so I recommend, that you do some research beforehand or check our Crypto YouTubers list.

Content Writers –

If you don’t have a content writer on your team You should probably hire a freelancer.
The price per article can go from 50$-500$ for a high-quality article.
The quality of your company content has a direct impact on your image in the eyes of the community, so don’t settle for less.
Focusing on creating high-quality ICO/STO PR content is crucial for your ICO/STO success.
Credit to me.
Hope that some of you find it useful


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