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Airdrops & Giveaways [FREE] / Re: Airdrop SAMFins
« on: February 14, 2018, 07:05:29 AM »
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Bitcoin Token / Re: BitcoinToken (BTK) - 400 to 6000 token [AIRDROP]
« on: February 14, 2018, 06:36:19 AM »
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Sorting Box / Re: Have you used faucets?
« on: February 07, 2018, 08:55:38 PM »
Faucets for many reasons are not good in my opinion.
Payout is very low, fees consume lots of any profits and time after time faucets have just disappeared from one day to another.
An example: A BTC faucet pays you realistically around 50 Satoschi at the moment. At coinpot the transaction fee for a BTC withdrawal is 2000 Satoshi, while minimum payout is 2500 Satoshi. Do the math.
Besides clicking faucets is dull boring, there is a high risk that all kinds of malware can be put on your computer. Unwanted browser mining tool infections are here the least of your worries. For many faucets to work you have to disable security software.
Waste of time: It take you hours, days, month to get any serious amount out of faucets which you spend doing something boring. It is just a waste of time, in which you could do something more profitable.
I'd not recommend any faucet. What I'd recommend is educate yourself about cryptos and find sometimes in that field wich has a higher pay.
Payout is very low, fees consume lots of any profits and time after time faucets have just disappeared from one day to another.
An example: A BTC faucet pays you realistically around 50 Satoschi at the moment. At coinpot the transaction fee for a BTC withdrawal is 2000 Satoshi, while minimum payout is 2500 Satoshi. Do the math.
Besides clicking faucets is dull boring, there is a high risk that all kinds of malware can be put on your computer. Unwanted browser mining tool infections are here the least of your worries. For many faucets to work you have to disable security software.
Waste of time: It take you hours, days, month to get any serious amount out of faucets which you spend doing something boring. It is just a waste of time, in which you could do something more profitable.
I'd not recommend any faucet. What I'd recommend is educate yourself about cryptos and find sometimes in that field wich has a higher pay.
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Reputation, Scams & Phishing / Re: What is your biggest red flag for an ICO?
« on: January 29, 2018, 11:01:41 PM »
My biggest red flag for an ICO is when they got nothing at all, but an idea.
For example all theses "we revolutionize crypto payments and bring it to the real world with a new credit card" ICO's without any customers, business partners, experience and real product are red flagged to me, as any bank and any other company with an existing customer base can issue credit cards with a connection for crypto currency within a week.
Of course any ICO without whitepaper, roadmap and at least some kind of plan should be red flagged as well. Oh, and the ICO's with imaginary team members who have photos from Shutterstock only and all the ICO's were .....
The thing is that ICO's are a risky game anyway, but lot's of ICO's are just created to cheat money put of peoples pocket. You need to do your own research, think yourself if their ICO is realistic and could be viable. And even after that you can never be sure.
For example all theses "we revolutionize crypto payments and bring it to the real world with a new credit card" ICO's without any customers, business partners, experience and real product are red flagged to me, as any bank and any other company with an existing customer base can issue credit cards with a connection for crypto currency within a week.
Of course any ICO without whitepaper, roadmap and at least some kind of plan should be red flagged as well. Oh, and the ICO's with imaginary team members who have photos from Shutterstock only and all the ICO's were .....
The thing is that ICO's are a risky game anyway, but lot's of ICO's are just created to cheat money put of peoples pocket. You need to do your own research, think yourself if their ICO is realistic and could be viable. And even after that you can never be sure.
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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: How to get more profit?
« on: January 23, 2018, 05:36:54 PM »
Bad experience with my own greed ? Yes I have made that in real life & in the cryptoworld. To my luck it was with ridiculous low amount only.
Diversify your investment, be patient, only invest in stuff you understand, do your own research .... bla bla bla....
Boring, but that works to make more profit.
Diversify your investment, be patient, only invest in stuff you understand, do your own research .... bla bla bla....
Boring, but that works to make more profit.
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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: ConnetX The Next Big Thing
« on: January 23, 2018, 05:30:32 PM »
The project is amazing & seems viable. The timeframes of the project and the timeframes of approx return of investment seem realistic, but will turn most people off. It's really a future thing.
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General Discussion / Re: how do you spend your money?
« on: January 23, 2018, 05:18:10 PM »
1.) bills
2.) bills
3.) bills
4.) food, clothing
5.) books, studies, travel
6.) investments & savings
..... Boring. I know.
2.) bills
3.) bills
4.) food, clothing
5.) books, studies, travel
6.) investments & savings
..... Boring. I know.
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Kryptowährung Forum / Re: Wie viele Bitcoins hast du?
« on: January 23, 2018, 05:12:49 PM »
Ich habe auch so gut wie nichts in Bitcoin. Habe alle investiert, aber ich halte ohnehin mehr in anderen Kryptowährungen.
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Airdrops & Giveaways [FREE] / Re: REALCHAIN TOKEN (RCT) AIRDROP
« on: January 19, 2018, 09:21:52 AM »
Done all the steps & now waiting for the airdrop. Thank you!
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Airdrops & Giveaways [FREE] / Re: DATA [DTA] AIRDROP
« on: January 19, 2018, 09:13:08 AM »
Worked fine as described. Thank you!
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Waves Forum / Re: Waves faucet and surprise tokens?
« on: January 16, 2018, 04:50:13 PM »
Waves is a great project. Nevertheless, beware of the token there. Most of them are just shitcoins with no value, which spam your wallet & you need to pay a fee to get rid of them. Also beware of the the regular scam that people will sell you any cryptocoin for a very good price and than send you Waves shitcoins with the name of the desired currency. Wave coins have names like Etherium, Bitcoin Gold etc. Lots of newbies bought these coins instead of the real thing and not even realised that they had been scammed.
Waves should do something about all the shitcoins there, as it really damages their project.
Waves should do something about all the shitcoins there, as it really damages their project.
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Tokens/Coins Offerings (ICO, IEO, etc.) / Re: Why ICO token price drops immediately after ICO ends ?
« on: January 16, 2018, 04:40:51 PM »
Shitty projects are the main reason in my opinion.
Other main reason is that involved parties like consultants, bounty-hunter etc who get their tokens for free just want to convert it into cash asap. They get the tokens for free, so they are happy as long as they can sell them for any amount greater than zero.
Other main reason is that involved parties like consultants, bounty-hunter etc who get their tokens for free just want to convert it into cash asap. They get the tokens for free, so they are happy as long as they can sell them for any amount greater than zero.
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Cryptocurrency Trading / Re: Avoid McCafee Coin of the day / week pumps
« on: January 16, 2018, 04:29:45 PM »
The "John McAfee coin of the day" pump & dump really is one of the obnoxious side effects of all the media attention crypto coins received.
Just think: Why would the guy give free expert advice about wich currency is hot at the moment in the media?
Lot's of newbies fall for the "expert opinion" and loose. The lesson learned from this should be not to trust any expert advice at all and do your own research before investing.
Just think: Why would the guy give free expert advice about wich currency is hot at the moment in the media?
Lot's of newbies fall for the "expert opinion" and loose. The lesson learned from this should be not to trust any expert advice at all and do your own research before investing.
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IOTA Forum / Re: is iota gonna pump in 2018
« on: January 15, 2018, 10:48:42 AM »
From a psychological view people will be more likely to buy IOTA than any other crypto currency, just because of the denomination.
People who invest 100 or 200 £, $, Euros or what ever fiat currency don't like the idea to get only 0,00something units of the crypto. Of course the supply of IOTA is huge compared to most other crypto currencies but to get a lot of full units of the currency for the human brain just makes more sense.
Therefore I think that IOTA will stay expensive.
People who invest 100 or 200 £, $, Euros or what ever fiat currency don't like the idea to get only 0,00something units of the crypto. Of course the supply of IOTA is huge compared to most other crypto currencies but to get a lot of full units of the currency for the human brain just makes more sense.
Therefore I think that IOTA will stay expensive.
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Basic Questions about Cryptos / Re: What crypto resources have you found to be most useful, helpful and trustful?
« on: January 15, 2018, 10:39:09 AM »
Forums are - in my opinion - the best source for information.
Websites which claim to be for newbies often have very little information and only want you to sign up for all kinds of of other websites, where they get the most commission.
Books are very almost always outdated, as things are moving fast in the crypto currency world.
Websites which claim to be for newbies often have very little information and only want you to sign up for all kinds of of other websites, where they get the most commission.
Books are very almost always outdated, as things are moving fast in the crypto currency world.
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