It is important for people to know that, not all projects that steal money and disappear are scams and a lot of projects just offer huge bonuses to entice people into investing in their platform.

Offering too high bonuses is one of the major reasons why some ICOs fail.
Ideally i believe presale bonuses should not be more than 30% and the purpose of presale should be for a project to meet its soft cap, so presale allocations should be capped accordingly.

Offering too high bonuses either locked up or not will still cause some form of uncertainty for investors and prompt weak hands to dump.

Projects that offers 50, 70 or even 100% bonuses should be a no go area for investors.

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I think UBEX and Kakushin ICO is it's in the last momentum. UBEX left 6 days whereas Kakushin ICO left 14 days. Any ICO's in your mind which is its last momentum?

Hi. I know desktop wallets are safer but I have a question regarding a web wallet. What is the safest way possible of logging in. Please can you rank these in order of safest to least safest. I see four ways of potentially logging in:

1. HTTPS address + Tor browser + Onion address
2. None HTTPS + Tor browser + onion address
3. HTTPS address + Standard browser + Clearnet link
4. HTTPS address + Tor browser + clearnet link

Jeff Bezos Is the First Person to Be Worth Over $100 Billion USD

As of now, Wednesday, 7 March 2018, Jeff Bezos is worth more than $100bln. He represents a traditional investor who built his wealth out of stocks, bonds and other equities. He established companies, worked on regular projects ect. I believe top richest people in the world all came up the list doing all these things - meaning they are the typical businessmen whose wealth is just enormous.

My question is this:
    - Can we see crypto investors and influencers reach this kind of level, if not, even higher??

I mean, we see these crazy gains such as 50% in a day, where as a traditional stock market has only 20% gain in a year.

And can a man have a bigger net worth than there is circulating fiat money in the whole world? Can cryptocurrency overpower fiat? What happens if one single person owns, lets say 80% of the cryptocurrency market cap? How much can all that money buy?

The cryptocurrency world definitely didn't reach it's limits, not even close. I believe it's just the beginning, whether the market will go sideways or upwards, it will reshape the whole financial system and reallocate the wealth around to other hands.

The state of anonymous file-sharing (and anonymous Web hosting) is very poor. The most commonly-used solution is Tor hidden services, but those have terrible security. They are weak to intersection, timing, and DoS attacks. Plus, Tor is fundamentally centralized, relying on a fixed set of Tor directory authorities to manage the network. I have no doubt whatsoever that the NSA & friends could easily find the true IP address of any Tor hidden service. I think that they only hold off on doing so in most cases because they like to build a false sense of security while holding that tool in reserve.

The ultimate solution to this is IMO to switch from a network architecture of "point-to-point" to a network architecture of "distributed data-store". Instead of having clients talk to a server somewhere (even behind 7 proxies), you should have the "server" upload their data to some "anonymous cloud", and then have clients download the data from that cloud, without ever needing to have any sort of connection to the server machine. This nicely addresses the most serious attacks against Tor: intersection & timing attacks against the server are much more difficult, since the server does not need to be online or sending data at the same time as the client, and DoS attacks are handled by the system itself.

Freenet and GNUnet are distributed data-store systems. Freenet even has a number of websites and social networks which function on the data-store model. It is possible to redo nearly every website under this model, though it is a major change.

But one major problem with Freenet and GNUnet is that their security (especially in Freenet's case) is ad hoc: they basically jam the system with a bunch of obfuscation and hope that it works. I have no confidence whatsoever in their security as a result. They're both probably especially vulnerable to sybil attacks when used in their opennet modes. They're also very slow, and they would probably fail to provide censorship-resistance if seriously challenged.

Yes, there is such a problem, but many exchanges do this, not just Kucoin. For example, on the Yobit exchange there is a lot of information and how its owners listing shitcoins and are engaged in their pump and dump, earning on their users. Perhaps we should choose exchanges that accept payment for listing in ETH, BTC and then there is a possibility that there will be no such problems with manipulating the price and dropping all the coins of the exchange received for listing?

I hold most of the portion in my personal wallet and the part which I use to buy altcoins are spread across the different exchanges.