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Building a blogging empire takes time, what do you think the Steemit price will be in 5 years ?It looks like nobody knows how much it will be. It's like MGO's leap today. It took the 75th position on Coinmarketcap today. I was shocked. Crypto seems to be a complete mess lately.
I am having difficulties finding the ICO price of IOTA considering the change to "GIGAIOTA thing" and the fact that there is almost no charts online. I have only found this website that points the current price: http://iotawallet.com/
It is really shaddy actually, i had to dig through their old ico website which seems they have collected around 1000 BTC, plus some JIN assets that for my understanding could be changed for IOTA tokens aswell.
But the fact is, what was the ICO price for whats is now called 1 gIOTA?
The way of my selection as Investor.
-Think Twice before invest
-read white paper
-check max supply of coin
-check website in proper way
way of my selection as bounty
-check what are the requirements - means which section is focused
-check rules - sometimes they mention if you leave in mid your all money gone
-check how they pay you. better to take the stakes (high risk but more profit)
-keep searching
-do not break forum rules
EOS is very down now. The price of EOS is now just 5 dollars. And the highest price was only 22 dollars. Do you think the price might be worth in the future.One never knows when the blow may fall. It's like MGO's leap today on Coinmarketcap.
After the recent fall of the Stellar price, who thinks the price will go back up again?
I think it's a good leap.
OmiseGo is one of the young coins in the cryptocurrency market. It is less popular as compared to other coins. Do you think OmiseGo can gain popularity just like ETH in 2019?
For a long time I want to buy this asset, the more so the price is very attractive.
Are NEM's capabilities in demand now and in the future?
The only thing that confuses me is the small trading volume among the top 20 (not including tezos)
TrueUSD (TUSD), Circle Coin (USDC), Gemini Dollar (GUSD), and Paxos (PAX), new generation stablecoins competing against Tether (USDT), are all based on the Ethereum blockchain network.
Crucially, all of the three above mentioned stablecoins are fully audited, transparent, and regulated, which allow them to obtain stable banking services and guarantee the ability of consumers to redeem the tokens based on a 1:1 ration with the US dollar.
Ethereum-Based Tokens
Deploying a stablecoin on top of the Ethereum blockchain protocol instantaneously improves the compatibility of the asset with existing infrastructure. For instance, users of GUSD, PAX, and TUSD can utilize hardware wallets like Trezor and Ledger along with software wallets such as Metamask to send and receive stablecoins.
“Improved send and receive. Two Ethereum wallets can quickly send and receive any amount of USDC at any time of day. Large transfers for business purposes become as easy as small e-commerce payments. Consumers can use the Coinbase app to send USDC to someone, while remaining confident the value is stable,” the Coinbase team explained, which recently integrated USDC with Circle.
It also allows exchanges to easily integrate stablecoins without the necessity of creating a new infrastructure to support stablecoins.
The Coinbase team emphasized that the usage of the Ethereum blockchain network enables developers to program the dollar, which allows fintech companies to develop programs that can easily and securely facilitate stablecoin transactions.
“A programmable dollar. For developers and fintech companies, a digital dollar like USDC is easier to program with. For example, given the private keys for USDC, a program can easily send and receive them back and forth using the public Ethereum blockchain.”
Most importantly, with stablecoins launched on Ethereum, users can track the circulation of the tokens with block explorers like Etherscan. Because the tokens are stored in smart contracts, users can track the amount of US dollars stored in a particular stablecoin, increasing the overall transparency of the currency.
Subsequent to its launch, the Gemini team heavily emphasized the fact that GUSD is built on the Ethereum network with compliance with the ERC20 token contract standard, due to the various benefits the compatibility with Ethereum can provide.
“To date, there has been no trusted and regulated digital representation of the U.S. dollar that moves in an open, decentralized manner like cryptocurrencies. Enter the Gemini dollar — a stable value coin (often called a “stablecoin”) that is (i) issued by Gemini, a New York trust company, (ii) strictly pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar, and (iii) built on the Ethereum network according to the ERC20 standard for tokens.”
Cryptocurrency is in a Growth Curve
The cryptocurrency market and industry are in a growth curve. In the years to come, as infrastructure surrounding the cryptocurrency market strengthens, opaque, inefficient, and unregulated platforms, assets, and projects will be replaced with more practical, transparent, and regulated alternatives.
The stablecoin market has seen the emergence of new competitors against Tether that are transparent, regulated, and compliant with the existing infrastructure in the market.
Source: https://www.ccn.com/why-new-generation-stablecoins-are-crucially-based-on-ethereum/
It looks like the most popular projects I know are built on top of Ethereum. MobileGo, Multitoken, Cryptokitties, and others. So, what are your thoughts on it?
Trade or Invest - both of them are required capitals. Please give your valuable suggestion. Which one is better.Investing suits me better.
It's not so stressful!
Hi all,That's exactly what I think, mate! I also think altcoins will overcome.
As we can see the current crypto situation is really interesting.
Do you think bitcoin will disappear?
What altcoins will be major the next year on your opinion?
I think that 95% of crypto coins and tokens won't survive and the reason is that a crypto coin in order to survive and get value it has to be accepted as a way of payment for purchase goods or services.
Very few coins will manage to do it at the end of the day and of course these coins will get enormous value.
The only thing you have to do is to find out which coins will enter the market of real currencies
Which coin is better to buy if you don’t trade, but just keep it?
I didn't keep all the money in Bitcoin, but made stashes in different currencies in different wallets. But since I am not a trader, I decided to ask which coin is more reliable to keep?
I learned that Xsolla added MGO to its lists. Is it true that it’s 10 times faster when it comes to withdrawing money. They say it will go up in price soon when developers start using it for cashing out. Should I invest in it?
What do you think about it?
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