Wtf is this. i aint never heard about this and its number 32.
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You think its gonna hit $1.00 soon or did i completely miss out.....
I just brought one. I haven't used it as I have to research what to invest. What are some go tools to use when researching what is the best optionOh yeah @#1 pick if you putting in over $300, get a hard wallet. Don’t be having $1,000 sitting on Coinbase
I just brought one. I haven't used it as I have to research what to invest. What are some go tools to use when researching what is the best option
I think it will go above 1 , it just recently receive a 8 million grant from the Australian government ( its an Australian start-up) which should make people invest on it . I meant 10 cents not a penny lol .
Plus it's working on something with an Indian electrical company , so if they pull it off , it should drive the price upward as well .
Reddit is one of the goat sites on the Internet.I follow all the subreddits on cryptos
Bitcoin • r/Bitcoin
Cryptocurrency news and discussions. • r/CryptoCurrency
EthTrader: The Ether news, tokens, memes, staking, economics, trading, and investing hub. • r/ethtrader
Ethereum • r/ethereum
r/IOTA • r/Iota
When they’re not cacing, they drop good information. The best wallets are Trezor and Ledger Nano but that’s for Bitcoin.
I have a long way to go to get to that level but just dropped $100 on some LTC in Coinbase and will keep putting $100 every check. At $69-71 that’s still a reachable number for people to jump in on and not break the bank.
Made 2k this weekend today on NEO. About 1k in Bitcoin Cash.
Crypto is the wave.
An Ethereum Startup Just Vanished After People Invested $374K
“These were very good scammers.”
Jordan Pearson
Nov 20 2017, 1:27pm
Image: Shutterstock
A startup on the Ethereum platform vanished from the internet on Sunday after raising $374,000 USD from investors in an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) fundraiser.
Confido is a startup that pitched itself as a blockchain-based app for making payments and tracking shipments. It sold digital tokens to investors over the Ethereum blockchain in an ICO that ran from November 6 to 8. During the token sale, Confido sold people bespoke digital tokens that represent their investment in exchange for ether, Ethereum’s digital currency.
But on Sunday, the company unceremoniously deleted its Twitter account and took down its website. A company representative posted a brief comment to the company’s now-private subforum on Reddit, citing legal problems that prevent the Confido team from continuing their work. The same message was also posted to Medium but quickly deleted.
“Right now, we are in a tight spot, as we are having legal trouble caused by a contract we signed,” the message stated (a cached version of the Medium post is viewable). “It is likely that we will be able to find a solution to rectify the situation. However, we cannot assure you with 100% certainty that we will get through this.” The message was apparently written by Confido’s founder, one Joost van Doorn, who seems to have no internet presence besides a now-removed LinkedIn profile.
Read More: Ethereum's Biggest Hacking Problem Is Human Greed
Even the Confido representative on Reddit doesn’t seem to know what’s going on, though, posting hours after the initial message, “Look I have absolutely no idea what has happened here. The removal of all of our social media platforms and website has come as a complete surprise to me.” Motherboard reached out to this representative over Reddit, but hasn’t received a response.
Confido tokens had a market cap of $10 million last week, before the company disappeared, but now the tokens are worthless. And investors are crying foul.
“I got scammed big time,” user cioloxl wrote in the Confido thread on popular cryptocurrency forum Bitcointalk. “This was a very valuable lesson for me, in both senses of the word.” Another user, masternode, was more measured, but no less angry. “This is a punch in every single investor's face,” they wrote.
At this point it’s unclear what will happen to the $374,000 that investors put into the Confido project. At the very least, TokenLot, the website that ran the ICO on behalf of Confido (TokenLot does this for many startups), sounds like it’s having a busy day. “We’re the only remnant online right now in terms of people contacting us asking for answers,” said Eli Lewitt, co-founder of TokenLot, over the phone. “These were very good scammers.”
While many cryptocurrencies are still trying to find a useful application in the real world, Ethereum has become a darling among financial types because ICOs allow startups to raise huge investments in lightning-fast funding rounds. But a dark spectre has loomed over the frenzy since the digital gold rush began: What happens if a bad actor is hiding out among the bunch, and simply disappears?
Well, we might be about to find out.
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Gonna research how to do this. Did'nt think of it myself.Bought some escroco and some hextra today. Doing some lending his hextra as well for passive income.
Anyone else doing crypto lending?
Check Aaron St Hilaire's YouTube channel. Dude is a good source.Gonna research how to do this. Did'nt think of it myself.