Everyone including myself is waiting for ethereum 2.0 to be released, hoping it's release will solve some issues that's been troubling ethereum for some time now which one of the common issues is that of the high transaction fee.

But then, am not trying to Bring negativity here but this thought just came in mind.

What if the release of ETH 2.0 doesn't solve the high transaction fee issue, will this mean the death of ethereum???

I think we've gone pass this level, we shouldnt be asking this kind of question anymore cus there have been worster times than now, except the op is a newbie in crypto, crypto have come to stay, no going back, no matter down the market goes, it will always come back up

I honestly support this idea of distributing bounty tokens in batches, this is the first time am getting to know this and trust me, if every up coming projects can implement this strategy, it will not only help the project but all save the investors as well as the bounty participants too, this is a good either and If happens i have to opportunity of starting a project, this is definitely what I will do in terms of bounty and airdrop distribution.

How they no go soften am,?
Dey don see say nothing wey dem do go stop crypto from going up, even self, dey come realize say na them go dey loose money self cus all the money wey dem dey see collect from all this advertisers, they no dey see am again. That's why they deside to lift the ban.... Na mumu dey worry them

Quote from: hair on September 22, 2020, 07:54:43 PM

Quote from: heyod hewow on September 22, 2020, 10:09:45 AM

I suppose a huge number of Uniswap exchange clones will appear now, which will give away their fake tokens and it will cost a tiny bit. ))

True, there are some fake uniswap giveaways that give big rewards, but experts won't be fooled by such tricks, what about newbies? I think they get trapped easily

I think such fake distributions and tricks with clones of popular defi tokens are planned for beginners in the first place. Unfortunately yes, most of those caught in this trap will be newcomers to cryptocurrencies. But some of the experts also come across, unable to resist the FOMO factor. ))

very true, some experts still fall into that same trap due to greed, a friend of mine was recently scammed of over 200k usd, this guy have been in crypto is 2015, but then, he's greed took the better part of him when he saw a post on Facebook saying he could win 100 usd by participating in a simple competition, the acount and website of a crypto company we know was cloned by scammers, and from that cloned account, the competition over was posted, my friend saw it and thought it was real, he clicked on the link which took him to the cloned website, that was whee he began filling the form to join the competition and in the of filling the form, he gave out he's wallets seed, and that was the end of it all.

Lol, ever since I started hearing news of this man in the crypto space, he has been nothing but full of drama, just like they say, every line begins at the very finish of the other, so has been he's drama, but then, it all boils down to trying to stay relevant in the industry, it's a simple strategy, the more you make them talk about you, the more popular you get, I guess that hes goal

Well, i see no point asking when you already know all the answers to your question,
But all the same, initially I left bounty on bitcointalk bcus of the numerous scam projects I participated in which in the end pay hundreds of thousands of tokens but when listed on an exchange, those tokens amounts to nothing, i wasted my time and data on promoting useless projects for over one year without gaining up to a 100 usd, that's I I left and am back at it again, and this time, I research every project very well before deciding which to join their campaign.