I haven't been posting as much because I am just making short term profitable trades when I see them, and am otherwise waiting for either a clear bottom to be formed on BTC, or for BTC or ETH to break their respective downtrends before buying back in to hold long term again. The market remains extremely risky. I don't presently see any urgency to buy back into anything. Trade/hold at your own risk.
The makers of the upcoming Atari movie about the iconic video game console maker are eschewing traditional film financing models for a blockchain-powered initial coin offering (ICO), and plan to sell coins named after Atari founder Nolan Bushnell via a private pre-sale this spring. Film production and financing company Vision Tree plans to raise as much as $40 million with the sale of these Bushnell tokens.
"While the film has received offers from conventional and studio-sourced financing, we have elected cryptocurrency funding to accelerate the filmmaking path in a whole new way, offering Atari fans the opportunity to share in the creation of this movie with us," producer J.D. Seraphine told Variety.
Owners of Bushnell tokens will get a share of the earnings of the movie, and they will also be able to vote on the trailer, and even help select cast members. "We wanted to enable Atari fans and gamers to co-own the project and the experience," said Seraphine. "This open approach is also more in the DNA and the same spirit of Atari."
Nothing special. Just one of the shitcoins which exploded in the december/january crazyness. Has some PIVX feature. Had also the blessing of now vanished "Lambo" Yankee.What's the story behind Colx? I only ever heard about that coin in this thread
Looks like Nikkei had an inside scoop and JFSA is actually doing something. But I trust Binance to take care of things.
Vanished in terms of this thread. I don't use discord.
During the wild times they also were rarely down (I'm looking at you, Kraken), their interface is so far my favorite in terms of presented information and usability, and I've had no real issues with the site so far.Man I love Binance as a company. So fast in response to everything
It must be a legal and financial nightmare to get fiat currency pairings up and running - not helped by some banks ending their cooperation with exchanges here and there.Binance offering crypto - usd pairs soon, holy shit nice.
Tether problem solved .
That shameless 10x increase in Volume, lmaoDNT still going very strong after getting pumped by PND group yesterday.
I keep an eye on most coins which i once bought or sold (for which reason ever). I have them added to Blockfolio as "watch" and i'm subscribed to their subreddits. DNT is instresting as project but not as an investment for me anymore. I think i sold around August/october or so (fun times with EtherDelta).That shameless 10x increase in Volume, lmao
Are you in on this coin or what's the reason for posting here?
1Q18 ICO fundraising is set to beat out nearly all of 2017, with YTD fundraising of $3.4B exceeding Jan — Nov in the prior year. To-date March funding of $1B+ is in-line with February funding of $1.25B.
ICO Quality: On the basis of pre-determined classifications, we found that approximately 81% of ICO's were Scams, ~6% Failed, ~5% had Gone Dead, and ~8% went on to trade on a exchange.
It is following similar patterns to what it has been for the last nine years.
Anyone who wasn't thinking long term with Crypto was a fucking idiot to begin with.It is following similar patterns to what it has been for the last nine years.
It will likey go lower from this point, but it will go back up eventually. I've seen predictions of it hitting ~6K or even ~3K before the bounce. Whether the rise back up is a matter of days, months or a year or more is anyone's guess at this point.
Anyone who wasn't thinking long term with Crypto was a fucking idiot to begin with.
I haven't been posting as much because I am just making short term profitable trades when I see them, and am otherwise waiting for either a clear bottom to be formed on BTC, or for BTC or ETH to break their respective downtrends before buying back in to hold long term again. The market remains extremely risky. I don't presently see any urgency to buy back into anything. Trade/hold at your own risk.
Yeah, as long as people support crap like Verge and Tron (only to name a couple), I'm not sure the market deserves to recover. Even if the Verge partnership turned out to be real, the way they handled it is ridiculous.Don't know if this is sarcasm, but Verge literally just had a dev sponsored pump and dump. It's literally dumping as we speak
So everything I am seeing in the charts, and everyone I follow for TA all points to the same thing: that the crypto bubble is about to burst, if it hasn't burst already. I am still fully out and will probably stay out for a while. There could be a long slow decline to numbers much lower than you expect ahead. Be very very careful.
I think blockchain tech has a lot of promise, but right now, the market conditions for investing in any crypto look very bad to me.
Make your own decisions and trade or hold at your own risk.
Another round of absolute unknown shitcoins open for withdrawal at coinsmarkets.com. Some of them aren't even listed at CMC yet. How many of this trash do they have.
- ACCO
- SIGT
- MGM
- CASTLE
- GIRO
- URALS
- YTN
- VAL
- SWEEP
- MATRIX
Always thought EtherDelta is the Shitcoin King. But if i think about it, they only have ERC20 tokens so they dodge a lot of trash.I feel like come the fall we are going to be in for another amazing bull run after a massive extended bear market from the tether bubble slowly dying that we are seeing now.
Coinsmarkets was the shitcoin king of the world. They had like over 200 of them.
I'm not a fan of blanket statements like that. Let's break it down a bit and see, shall we?
1. Crypto is just an amalgamation of several tokens being traded on exchanges. That's where the interrrlationship between various crypto entities end. Because the market is young, it's all lumped into one big pile, but the truth is that once this matures, there's NO REASON for a gaming token to have a correlation with a supply chain token.
2. Value-basis for several crypto entities can be calculated using P/E multiples, etc. A simple example is modum. The market value for a mod token can be directly derived from the dividend payout policy. Market making and arbitrage will, in the long term, ensure that prices attain parity with valuations (more or less).
3. Separation of the tech from markets is a mistake, imo. The market exists because the core principles of the tech mandate it. Extrapolating that trail of thought, since blockchain tech is still in its VERY early stages of adoption, I don't see how the market can go down while adoption goes up.
4. I completely agree with the statement if you replace crypto with BTC. But generalization is a slippery slope, and should be done with caution.
Don't know if this is sarcasm, but Verge literally just had a dev sponsored pump and dump. It's literally dumping as we speak
When BTC tanks, all other crypto assets will go down with it. You can disagree if you want, but that is what will happen.
Currently, sure. But I'm fairly certain that in the future, coins will have real world value with giving dividends and being able to calculate P/E multiples, and so the value of the coin will be based around that (and not swing as much when BTC goes in one direction). Also with more pairs being released (especially with Binance going to be releasing their fiat pairs for alts), we should see a further decoupling from BTC.