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indeed. if not trading hold onto any good entries, other than that until the market decides whether it's going to see 5 or 15 thousand first we should be very cautious.

So, are you getting a bounty for posting about bounty? Given what it's supposed to do I'm surprised it hasn't fared better than it has, the team is weak though if I recall.

Thanks for updating this thread @honestIM. How much influence does what bitcoin is doing have on your decision to open a trade? Are you only interested in looking at the chart for the crypto you are going to trade?

You mean that a bull run can wreck people using this strategy because they sell for a 10% gain and miss out on 100%?

I've been playing around with the airdrop thing for a little while too. I was focussing on projects where I thought they could get close to the hard cap from presale alone. It worked out pretty well sometimes and usually only involved signing up to a telegram group and giving an ETH address for...

Not great if they only put on $50 though. That means they'd have to be a taker on IDEX an pay whatever the fees were at the time of the trade, and take whatever ask was on offer regardless of the spread. Etherdelta is terrible but on a $50 order fees wont be more than 10 cents.

You're a trader right honestIM? Will you have a certain target in mind for selling already or move a stop-loss up behind the price when/if it rises? There's so much caution in the market at the minute and quite low volume making me think it's a decent time to make some buys, a range of cap...

aren't goldman-sachs looking into perhaps moving into crypto in a positive way through a relationship with airswap?

as in you tried to join an ico but it had already sold out? in that case your eth should be returned minus whatever gas you paid. if you just sent it to some random contract address that isn't set up to return failed transactions then i think you've lost your ether

yeah, like I said, they have upfront costs of hardware and energy. with the masternodes the upfront costs are mostly from staking enough of the token. these proof of stake networks need masternodes to run effectively, but to make sure that somebody bothers to there has to be an incentive, that's...

It is free money, but you have to have about $20k to start and be willing to leave it in one coin. Analogous to BTC miners, they have upfront costs of hardware and energy but then they get the "free money" BTC as reward. The reason everyone isn't doing it is that a lot of people don't really...

I was looking at getting into the CargoX ICO but I couldn't get any info on who was actually developing their erc-20. There is only one guy on the team listed as development and he's a PhD student that did their web development for them. Linkedin has him basically as an IT freelancer. No...

look up arbitrage

The copy and pasting in that whitepaper got me scared. Plus converting from PoW to DAG like it's no big deal...

Thanks, was push off of my browser window.

Feeling like I need to learn mandarin to research some of these new coins. Is google translate function reliable for buying on bibox?

Not sure about their pharma use case, and they asked for a lot at ico compared to others at the moment but the project itself looks really promising. Thanks for bringing it to the forum @drogon

Thanks for the heads up. I'm wondering whether they will list at a ridiculous price knowing that demand is going to be high or whether they'll just let the market drive it up. The only way I see it dipping after it hits is if the price from ICO is too inflated and order books stay thin for a while.

Wanchain, bluzelle and zilliqa are all on my watchlist. What is your source on the date for Wanchain hitting exchanges?

We should find out what techniques the regulated markets have made illegal, in order to educate ourselves about what to look out for in crypto. One buyer placing very small orders every second is another manipulation I've seen recently.