Hi everyone.


As you all know, the market has crashed since january. Almost every investor has lost a lot of money.
When my friends ask me how much I've lost, and I reply 'I've actually made money during the crash', nobody believes me.

I've spent a few months trying to figure out how I could turn crypto into a stable income, and came across bounty campaigns.
If you apply the right tactics, bounty campaigns can make you a lot of money. During the first weeks, I was focuses on bounty campaigns on bitcointalk. But, I found out that this way was very ineffective and stopped when I came across the CX platform. This is the industry leading platform, and I've never encountered any issues.

Why is this the most convenient way? You can actually join over 20 bounty campaigns at the same time, and the requirements of each campaign aren't hard at all.

For the Telegram campaign, you only have to join the Telegram chat for example.

Do you think Bitcoin is a financial bubble? Let's talk your opinion about this thing. I think this is a problem that we will must face in the future

What is more profitable: to invest in Cloud mining or open your mining farm to earn cryptocurrency? What's your opinion?

Hello everyone! 


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Thank you.

As the market becomes more competitive and investors become more educated on the technology the room for scams and pump and dump scheme becomes less and less. I want to open this thread to discuss small cap coins (>25M) that are legitimate with a real use case and have the backing of outside sources to prove it. What are your hidden gems?

Recently, there was a major pump and dump group brought to the attention of the crypto community. Many popular influencers in the space were exposed for their particiption in a telegram chat that shows clear evidence of market manipulation. This sparks the debate of whether self regulation is sufficient for crypto or if authorities must be more involved.

Original source: https://cryptodisrupt.com/self-regulation-in-the-crypto-community/

What do you think is right for crypto. Tell us what you think in the comments!

Join the discussion in our telegram group! https://t.me/joinchat/DznUlFMG3bxucb2XRXzppQ

I’d like to know what types of questions come to mind when reviewing a potential initial coin offering (ICO) investment.

 Grin

To start off, I have provided some of the questions I ask myself, along with some pointers.

1. What is the problem they are trying to solve and what is their plan for solving that problem?

2. Is it a feasible goal that can be measured by short-term, mid-term and/or long-term milestones? Does another project exist with the same/similar goal of the ICO? How do they compare? What blockchain platform are they using? Does the product align well with the vision?

3. Has the project built a product? If they have not, then I advise you move on and ignore the fancy titles of the team. If the project has been built, how many repositories are complete? An empty or non-existent GitHub is often a red flag.

4. Lastly, what does their telegram/discord group look like? You should ask questions about their whitepaper, then, see how immediate and clear the responses are. A busy team that is constantly on social media and/or Telegram suggests that it is not a scam.

I know it’s really tough to come across a rating system that is not influenced by ICO makers, advisors, or bribes. If you would like to access an accurate and precise cryptocurrency ICO ratings website, I recommend Cointelligence’s: https://www.cointelligence.com/content/ico_list/