Electroneum (ETN) help
- Thread starter V1RU5H
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I have invested in ETN at the beginning and all I can tell you is that the whole project is a mess.
At first, they have copied Monero source code that included some sort of bug that Monero developers fixed few versions ahead.
ETN developers were completely oblivious to this (google Monero burning bug), which is a first red flag as you would expect from
one that copies software, to at least include patches done by upstream team.
On top of that, they haven't produced anything tangible (ICOs rarely do), and their leader (Richard Ells) is a great marketeer, but absolutely
clueless on technical side.
In the end all of this is already distilled in the price, and price never lies (check reported ROI and volume):
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/electroneum/
I got out at a loss, and never looked back.
At first, they have copied Monero source code that included some sort of bug that Monero developers fixed few versions ahead.
ETN developers were completely oblivious to this (google Monero burning bug), which is a first red flag as you would expect from
one that copies software, to at least include patches done by upstream team.
On top of that, they haven't produced anything tangible (ICOs rarely do), and their leader (Richard Ells) is a great marketeer, but absolutely
clueless on technical side.
In the end all of this is already distilled in the price, and price never lies (check reported ROI and volume):
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/electroneum/
I got out at a loss, and never looked back.
V1RU5H
Registered Member
- Feb 9, 2017
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I see.... is there any other options ? so i can at least exchange the current coins i have
CryptoKujira
Power Member
- Dec 27, 2018
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Another day, another shitcoin.
Of the 1000's of shitcoins, really curious to see how many will be around in 5yrs. And how many billions of dollars lost in bad investments. And people get angry at the SEC for having such stiff regulations to 'protect the investor (from their own idiocy)'.
Of the 1000's of shitcoins, really curious to see how many will be around in 5yrs. And how many billions of dollars lost in bad investments. And people get angry at the SEC for having such stiff regulations to 'protect the investor (from their own idiocy)'.
I personally stick with the big guys, since they are only ones that show any measurable progress.
Currently it is ETH, but stable coins that can earn you interest are another good option (compound.finance, USDC, DAI...).
You can never go wrong with BTC too.
USA282
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- Dec 18, 2016
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Stellar XLM. IBM is using it, stripe's ex CTO is one of stellar's board member. Also, it's created by ripple's co-founder.
This blockchain also offers spam prevention. (locking 1stellar to activate the wallet and trusting smart contracts in order to receive those particular tokens)
It has possibly the least transaction fees 0.00001 Xlm which equals to 0.0000005 USD. Transactions take 2-3 second, ability to create smart contracts (non-turing complete).
Considering these points, I'm also working on a stellar based platform. Hoping to launch by Jan 2020
Don't focus on the price and profit potential. Just analyse the long term usability of the project before investing in crypto
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remigaillard
Newbie
- Oct 11, 2019
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It's a shitcoin but with plenty of users..
s7ryker
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- Dec 26, 2014
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I own a lot if etn and next year I'm going to buy more.
I'm curious to see how their gig site and app for the 3rd world its gonna perform.
https://www.anytasks.com/
I'm curious to see how their gig site and app for the 3rd world its gonna perform.
https://www.anytasks.com/
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decent project..
sandrodelo
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- Sep 25, 2019
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I have 10k etn hold since ICO
