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Sorting Box / Beginner's Knowledge: Bitcoin's Unexpected Increase
« on: November 12, 2018, 04:17:42 PM »
If you are unaware of the Bitcoin's increase, this post is a good one for you.

Last, last year's Bitcoin's unexpected increase shocked the market caps. There are no competencies since then before ethereum had started it's ICO. These theories about it's shocking price increase are incredibly given by some market analyst in order to determine the happenings behind the market.

Hope you can gather knowledge from it.

1st: Bitcoin's trading pattern

Bitcoin's trading pattern must have been changed during it's peak season. The token supply and demand gets higher which can change the line of transgression within the market. Some investors might sell coins at a certain price where they can have profit then the buyer will sell it onto another one with a higher price and the pattern goes on with gradual increase. This could have changed the ideal price of Bitcoin's yearning for more demand in trading.


2nd: Number of token (Supply) and Demand

As we all know, FYI, there are almost 21 M of Bitcoins released in the market and were lessened each year. If I were an investor, I would be greedy in holding greater coins for greater return. The supply then would be gathered into one user thus increasing the demand of token with the thought it has its limited coin cap.


3rd: Market Manipulation

There are some users or market manipulators we call Whales. They hold great amounts token. They play the great role of increasing and decreasing the prices of token in the market. The thought of having large holdings could be that they can sell it in a lower price then they will buy what they sell. As the trading amount increases the price also increases.

With these theories, we should be knowledgeable enough in the market manipulation if possible and be contented of the profit we have. This greatly affects the small investors, bounties, newly created tokens, holders and user who partake in the market. They can tell whether the token should go on or not, it maybe a reason why the bounty hunters are not yet getting paid for their work or for the  investors to invest more. Some theories might be try and some are not.

Share your thoughts in the comment section.

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Sorting Box / Aim to Give not to Receive (Karma Fosters)
« on: October 22, 2018, 05:54:55 AM »
I see, that some post today are very well pleasing about the karma system. Some complain that they do not receive karma for achieving quality postings and the other hand receives the negative karma though they post good things to talk about. I just want to remind everyone regarding Karma. Karma is not a point system, though it presents points that may decrease your causality or add points/ALTTS. It is a reward system for those users who technically achieve quality postings or on the other way toxic post and other users will pinpoint to them the reward or punishment. It is a "thank or a punish" system not ranking system. Karma will not defy your rank or even affect your profile (except for getting negative karma some bounties may neglect users who have it). So don't chase karma. Whether you receive one or not, be thankful. Aim to give information, not to aim in receiving karma. It will follow soon if someone appreciates the beauty of your work. Show passion in crypto though sometimes it might fail you. I know the Admin has a reason why he has to open the karma system. Just be patient. Sometimes attitude is more important.

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Sorting Box / Red Tape for Karma Reward System
« on: October 18, 2018, 04:11:15 PM »
Karma is a kind of system where qualified and helpful users are given a reward. It is needed in a form appreciation and thanks to what a the users had talked about in a good sense. Seniors and other high ranks have to opportunity to give karma while lower rankings such as newbie and juniors are prohibited. Getting karma is a type of encouragement for users in order to post quality text in the forum, however, some might not appreciate your work. Well, 1 karma is a good start for anyone and it is not new for those legendary and hero members might as well as seniors. So be patient, karmas are just getting out of hand.

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Off topic / Pagkuha ng Karma
« on: September 30, 2018, 02:09:53 AM »
Bilang mga kababayan ko, nais ko itanong kung ano ang inyong pamantayan sa pagbibigay ng karma. Napapansin ko na karamihan ng Higher ranking members ay Hindi nagbibigay ng karma kahit na maganda at kapakipakinang naman ang post ng iba. Kung maaari lang sana ay magtulungan tayo sa pag-angat natin. Nakaka discourage rin kasi minsan na nagbigay ka ng effort sa post mo pero di ka nakakakuha ng karma. Handa akong tumulong sa pagbibigay ng karma. Kung nais niyo ay ireply niyo ang inyong mga quality post sa thread na ito. Nang sa gayon at mausisa at mabigayan nation ng karma ang bawat isa sa atin. Isa lamang itong opinyon. Salamat mga kabayan :)

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Sorting Box / Call for Cryptoworld
« on: September 25, 2018, 04:57:11 AM »
Have you ever been pushed into the world that you never thought you would be in? How did you get here?  ??? ???

Personally, some of my peeps told me about cryptoworld. Well, I'm not that interested. But when I try to look onto it's future possibilities I get more excited ever before. Eventually, users here in altcoins talk are increasing in population either due to the ordinances of bitcoin talk which had made them transfer or just for a wider knowledge in cryptocurrencies. Just wait my friend, don't take it easy to post. Cryptocurrency is one of the best inventions intended with futuristic approach. How wide is your knowledge in cryptocurrency? This questions would bring you underneath the shealth of your sword. You may ask how to the bounties get their profit by posting. Advertising means a lot for many people especially for business minded people. And it is our duty to make their product be known, like and artist or a commercial on televisions. The call for cryptoworld is ain't easy. Attitude and character is also needed. For begginers, welcome and enjoy your stay in cryptoworld.

 Open to any ideas and opinions. :)

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Basic questions about this forum / The How's of Technicalities in Posting: Part 1
« on: September 25, 2018, 04:33:21 AM »
Posting is never quite easy for those who want to give importance to it. Many users are still misunderstood some technical terms in posting while others learn through basic exploration. Here are some pin buttons of how to make a post more attractive.

1. Indicating Bold Letters, Italized, Underlined and Erased
This is the first easy step for new comers. The button "B" refers to bolding up any letters or characters coped inside the bracket. The slanted I is for italizing, U is for underlining and S is for erased.

Sample:
Bold: Kyoshiro
Italized: Kyoshiro
Underlined: Kyoshiro
Erased: Kyoshiro

2. Changing Fonts, Sizes, and Color.
This come in different varieties. The button named "font face" indicates the font style, "font size" refers to the size of your texts and "change color" is for the varieties of color you want to have in your post.

Sample:
Font Style: Kyoshiro
Font Size: Kyoshiro
Font Color: Kyoshiro

3. Paragraph Format
Formatting your paragraph can also be helpful in creating an attractive post. The formats can be seen before the "font face" button. The first one is for typewriter form, second is the left aligned, third is the centered and for us the right aligned.

Sample:
Type writer: 
Altcoin talks is a open friendly forum for many users

Left aligned:
Altcoin talks is a open friendly forum for many users
Centered:
Altcoin talks is a open friendly forum for many users
Right aligned:
Altcoin talks is a open friendly forum for many users

4. Glow, Shadow and Movement
Under the paragraph format buttons, you can see under it the three phases of text. First for the glow, second for the shadow and third for the movement.

Sample:
Glow: Kyoshiro
Shadow: Kyoshiro
Movement: Kyoshiro
These steps is for you to notice, try and experiment for posting. Other information are very well appreciated. :)

I accidentally posted this topic in the wrong section. So I removed it.

If you want to remove or lock your post, just move on the end of your page. You'll see the buttons , "Remove topic" and "Lock Topic". Click either both then agree in the terms of altcoins.

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Off topic / Tula para sa mga Baguhan
« on: September 22, 2018, 05:27:15 PM »
Unang sasambitin sa mga labi "Hi, newbie here."
Ang ipopost sa beginners section.
Pagkatapos ay lalabanan ang fear
Mukhang kailangan ng magtake action.
Iuupgrade ang posting, maghihintay sa pagaangat ng ranggo.
Hanggang sa maging baby steps, pakakakilanlan ko.

Minsan ang mga baguhan, medyo masakit talaga sa ulo.
Ung tipong magtatanong ng rules, eh nakapost naman sa kanto.
Pinapaalala ko lang mga paps basa basa rin sa mga mahahalagang payo.
Para maiwasang makakakuha ng negative karma, ng di alam ang kanilang punto.

Ok lang naman magtanong, wag mema post ka lang.
Nang sa gayon ay matuto at mas lumalim ang kaalaman.
Wag lang mag-alala, di kita binabantaan.
Kaibigan paalala lang, sa mga baguhan.

Wag magmadali hinay hinay lang.

Smile muna kabayan. Watch out sa iba pang tula. For legendary naman ang next :)

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Sorting Box / Newbie's Quest: Start
« on: September 20, 2018, 04:19:03 PM »
Being a newbie without someone to teach you is a very hard thing. Welcome to Altcoins Talk. Reading the rules and regulations given by the admin would be a big help for you. Posting and replying with more than 72 characters can make you rank up. Patience, honesty and your effort will be greatly appreciated, giving you a Karma and a smile. Start your journey now, be ready to go.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Correlation between Games and Cryptocurrency
« on: September 20, 2018, 04:09:13 PM »

Credits: BitPokerStar

Gamers of all types have something of an advantage over the rest of the world when it comes to understanding and adopting cryptocurrencies. This is because video game studios and publishers have been using their own digital currencies for years which could be purchased by players using their country’s chosen form of currency. The item to be purchased by players using their country’s chosen form of currency. The purchased in-game currency could then be used to buy in-game items, also known as virtual goods. These range from character skins to upgrades which help you level up more quickly.

After this innovation came loot boxes, which is a system where players buy a virtual prize box without knowing what’s in it and hope for high-value items. Regulators have cited this as closely resembling a form of gambling and there is an ongoing debate about the legality of these boxes.

While at one time playing a game without any advantages was something of a prestige symbol, now the social status of finishing games more quickly has been boosted by in-game currency and is part of publishers’ core business model. So although players don’t have to use in-game currency, they will find there are substantial advantages to collecting them, either through tournaments, by watching ads or simply purchasing it directly.

Although blockchain won’t actually have a direct impact on gameplay if the value of one token is higher than another. Without regulation, this could result in issues where players’ wins are not based on skill, but rather an equity of the market. This would be a corruption of the game and quickly drive players away as the game would only be driven by traders instead of those who want to play it.

To avoid this, blockchain technology should be a means via which in-game currency can be tokenized and authenticated and secured. In addition, it can help to verify accounts and promote trust in large game markets.

However, as the push to include cryptocurrency in more markets increases, it’s essential that game studios not lose sight of the players, whose contributions to the community will determine its success and evolution.

References:
https://www.hackernoon.com

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Bitcoin Forum / What to do in Valueless Coins? Hold or Not?
« on: September 18, 2018, 03:42:29 PM »
Coins that are dumped became trashes inside my wallet. Most of these coins have no chance of survival. But still I do treasure them hoping that someday it's percent gain will yield. Would I hold or not?

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Sorting Box / Top Altcoin's Uniqueness: Difference to Bitcoin
« on: September 17, 2018, 03:13:27 PM »
Ethereum
Bitcoin is just a digital currency, but Ethereum has more to offer in addition to that. Ethereum provides a platform to the developer on which they can build blockchain-based smart contracts and decentralized apps. Ethereum was the first cryptocurrency to introduce smart contracts, which are now considered as the next big thing.Ethereum is also the most preferred platform for launching Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs).

Litecoin
Litecoin has made considerable improvement in Bitcoin’s technology to increase the speed of transactions. The reason that it is called Litecoin is because it is 4 times faster than Bitcoin. A Bitcoin transaction takes about 10 minutes to complete but a Litecoin transaction is completed in 2.5 minutes. This makes Litecoin more scalable than Bitcoin as it can complete more transactions per second. Litecoin has been built on Bitcoin’s technology itself and is considered as the closest rival of Bitcoin. More so because both of them serve the same purpose: offering an alternative to fiat currencies like USD, EUR, CAD etc.

NEO
Like Ethereum, NEO also offers a platform for the development of smart contracts and Dapps. On the other hand, Bitcoin is just a digital currency which offers no such platform. NEO offers many technological advantages over Ethereum. NEO can handle about 10,000 transactions per second whereas the Ethereum blockchain currently supports around 15 transactions per second.

Cardano
Cardano not only offers many technological improvements over Bitcoin but also over Ethereum. While Bitcoin is just a digital currency, Cardano is a dapp-building platform with its own native currency — ADA. Cardano has been designed to solve three of the most pressing issues faced by 1st and 2nd generation blockchain projects — scalability, interoperability and sustainability. Not only that, Cardano also aims to address problems of international payment transfer, which often take a lot of time and money. It is focussed on taking down the transaction time of international payments from a few days to a few seconds.

EOS
Bitcoin is just a digital currency whereas EOS is both a digital currency and a blockchain platform for DApps and smart contracts. So, it would be more appropriate to compare EOS with Ethereum. EOS will use a mechanism called Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) against Ethereum’s Proof-of-Work (PoW). This makes EOS much more scalable than Ethereum. Another advantage that EOS has over Ethereum is its compatible programming languages. Ethereum only supports one language, called ‘Solidity’, whereas EOS supports multiple languages, including C++. This is a very attractive feature if you are developer.

Dash
Dash has made significant improvements in the technology and offers better privacy and a higher transaction speed than Bitcoin. Unlike Bitcoin in which the public address of sender and receiver is known to the whole world, Dash keeps the addresses hidden. So, Dash’s transactions cannot be traced back to origin, while Bitcoin transactions are traceable. Dash also has a unique self-funding mechanism wherein 10% of all the mining reward goes back to the Dash. This fund is used to further improve and grow Dash.

References:
https://bitdegree.org

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Off topic / Usapang Politiko
« on: September 17, 2018, 10:55:58 AM »
Sa tingin niyo, kung si Roxas ang naging presidente, ano kayang pagbabago ang kaya niyang gawin?

Ako, di ko na gugustuhin.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Must Read: Before Trading
« on: September 17, 2018, 10:35:38 AM »
Fees, fees, fees: Multiple trade actions = More fees. It’s always advisable to post the command (maker) and not to buy from the order book (taker). In Poloniex exchange, the difference is 0.1% in favor of the maker. That’s quite a bit.

Traders with no pressure: Don’t start trading unless you have the optimal conditions to make the decision to start a trade and know when and how to get out of it. Pressure almost always creates losing trades. Wait for the next opportunity, you will get there.

Setting goals and placing sell orders: always set your goals by putting sell orders. You don’t know when a whale will pump your coin up to catch your command (and pay a reduced fee on the “maker” side, remember?).

Buy the rumor, sell the news. When major news sites publish articles it is usually exactly the right time to actually get out of the trade. You have made a good trade, but as always, the moment you sold your coin runs up again! First, meet this guy – Murphy’s Law. Secondly, read over what was written previously here and never enter position again under pressure. As long as there is profit – you are ok. Go on to your next trade and don’t find yourself losing it.

Leave your ego aside. The goal here is not to be right on your trades, but to make a profit. Do not waste resources (time and money) to try to prove that you should’ve been entering that trade. Remember, there is no trader who never loses, at least sometimes. The equation is simple – get the total profits to be higher than the total losses.

References:
https://cryptopotato.com

Open for Additional Information :)

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Cryptocurrency discussions / How to Keep your Crypto Safe
« on: September 16, 2018, 04:33:04 PM »
With the current merciless run of the bull market, it is only a matter of time before your crypto holdings surge in value. When it does, like it or not, crypto will unavoidably receive much-unsolicited interest from hackers. To not repeat the tragic Mt. Gox incident, holders are removing cryptocurrency from the exchange and decentralizing their storage.

The question of why you should purchase a wallet becomes the more pertinent question of which wallet should a cryptocurrency investor use. As do all forms of insurance, security comes at the cost of money and convenience. How should we balance it in a way that suits our risk profile?

In this post, I will summarize the unique features of the top 7 cryptocurrency wallets that an experienced holder must know of.

Desired traits of a Cryptocurrency Wallet

What are the desired traits of a crypto wallet and how hard can choose a wallet to be? This seemingly easy answer, unfortunately, does not have a satisfying answer: convenience may come at the cost of security; additional features may come at the cost of a steeper learning curve. More importantly, what are the traits that, ultimately, you value over the others? See the list below, not in order of importance:

Cost Is it free? What are the drawbacks of using this wallet?

Security Does the company have a track record of security excellence?

Mobility Is it easy to keep and difficult to lose? Is it accessible anytime, anywhere?

User-friendliness Is the wallet UI intuitively designed? Can I store a range of altcoins?

Convenience Am I able to make a fast purchase when the time calls for it?

Style Do I have a weakness for cool tech gadgets?
You may want a wallet that offers the best combination of the above-mentioned traits. Remember, all wallets have their edges and shortcomings.

7 Must Have Wallets: How To Keep Your Cryptocurrency Safe

KeepKey – Hardware Wallet

The coolest looking tech gadget to show off to your friends. Made by a relatively new company, KeepKey offers a hardware wallet of a polished design. KeepKey is said to be a port of Trezor’s code and firmware, so their main difference is the material. KeepKey feels like a ‘premium’ wallet but might be a little on the heavy side and hence more susceptible to drops. It comes with a standard, simple to use client UI.

Nano Ledger S – Hardware Wallet

Nano Ledger S is just as secure as the other two hardware wallets. It is popular because of its relatively low price of $65 compared to its competitors. Being smaller than KeepKey, it is more portable and easier to carry around. It is a hardware wallet that comes at a very competitive price.

Trezor – Hardware Wallet

Trezor is one of the first movers in the hardware wallet industry and sets the gold standard for crypto security. Trezor has a reputation for providing top-notch security, protecting against both virtual and physical theft. What Trezor lacks in style, it more than makes up in the security department. Even if your PC is compromised with malware, your private keys will still be safe with Trezor. In this sense, Trezor is more of a vault than a wallet.

Coinbase – Hot Wallet

Coinbase is an online web-based wallet and is the beginner-friendly version of GDAX. As a hot wallet, you can easily transfer to the GDAX exchange instantly, and for free. In the same interface, you can make quick purchases with fiat. What’s more, 100% of your crypto holdings on Coinbase is insured. You can activate 2-Step Verification and Google Authenticator for more protection, and Coinbase even has a vault available if you wish to trade convenience for an added layer of security. The only drawback is that Coinbase only offers Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets.

MyEtherWallet – Paper Wallet

Paper wallets are for those who wish to have their own private wallets without forking out cash for hardware wallets. The money saved could be invested in their coins. Simply generate your wallet online at myetherwallet.com and note your private keys. The website does not store or transmit any of your private information. If you don’t trust the online version, you can even download it from GitHub and run it offline. Paper wallets are free but require an in-depth knowledge to set it up properly. In short, this type of wallets generally take a lot of hassle and are not advised for novices.

Jaxx — Software Wallet

Carrying your crypto around safely and conveniently is no longer a distant dream. Behold Jaxx, the world’s first mobile wallet solution. Versions for iOS, Android, desktop and browser are now available. Jaxx uses a mnemonic seed to back up your wallet or transfer it to a different device. Jaxx allows you to receive your funds, scan QR code, view your crypto holdings, all in one intuitive app. Advanced features such as shapeshift integration and multiple platforms wallet linkage makes this the preferred wallet for the tech savvy. The only drawback with this wallet is that it might have a steep learning curve, and features might not be stable with all the new integrations. With time, this will prove to be a promising solution.

Electrum – Software Wallet

Electrum is a fast, lightweight wallet for desktop and mobile users. It has a long list of supported features to make it the most flexible wallet today. It offers cold storage solutions, integration with hardware wallets (KeepKey, Nano Ledger S, Trezor) and able to achieve anonymity (with Tor). On the security side, Electrum enables multi-sig support, and it is not tied to a centralized server, so server downtime will not be an issue. Overall, Electrum is the established software wallet solution out there that warrants a try-out.

Reference:
Velo, Suji (2018). https://www.blockgeeks.com

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Sorting Box / Things to Learn before buying a Cryptocurrency
« on: September 15, 2018, 04:56:11 AM »
Important Things to Know Before Buying Cryptocurrency

I’m going to make this as easy as possible for you guys, but before we get started, I want to share with you three important things you need to know before transforming some of your wealth into digital assets.

1. You Need to Learn How to Protect Your Cryptocurrency

Number one, these types of investments are not like anything else you may be familiar with. Unlike banks, credit unions, and traditional stock exchanges, there are virtually no fail safes in place to protect you if you make a mistake or don’t understand what you’re doing.

There is no hotline you can call when you get stuck, there’s no corporate headquarters you can reach out to if you lose your funds, there are no FDIC insured banks behind these investments – this means at anytime you could lose all of your investments from hackers or user error with no recourse at all.

2. Choose and Stick to the Amount You Want to Invest in Cryptocurrency

The second thing you need to know before we go any further is the golden rule of investing:

NEVER invest more than you can afford to lose.

High risk can lead high reward and we humans have a natural tendency to want to overreach. But you need to figure out an amount you are comfortable investing and, more importantly, an amount you can truly afford to invest – then you need to stick with that amount and be patient in the process.

3. NEVER Leave Cryptocurrency on Exchanges – Set Up Corresponding Wallets

The third thing you need to do before buying different altcoins on exchanges is set up corresponding wallets that support the specific cryptocurrency you wish to buy.

Never leave your crypto on exchanges. It’s dangerous and risky because exchanges are targets for hackers, and sometimes exchanges start imposing rules and regulations that make it difficult to manage your funds.

Research to Find Trusted, Secure Wallets for Your Type of Altcoins

So make sure you do your research and due diligence about the wallets for the cryptocurrencies you want to invest in before purchasing them on an exchange.

References:
https://www.cryptocasey.com

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