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Bitcoin Buy And Hold Strategy

A few pointers for buying and holding Bitcoins:
  1. Never invest more than you are willing/able to lose – Bitcoin is a very risky investment and you should keep in that in mind at all times.
  2. After buying Bitcoins make sure to move them into your own personal wallet and never leave them at the exchange. My personal recommendation is to use a hardware wallet to store your Bitcoins. If you can’t afford a hardware wallet, try a paper wallet.
  3. Make sure to buy Bitcoins only from exchanges that have proven their reputation.
  4. Buy Bitcoins through Dollar cost averaging – This means that you don’t buy all of your Bitcoins in one trade but instead buy a fixed amount every month, week or even day throughout the year. This way you average the price over the course of a whole year.



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YOBIT InvestBox Review

Information updated:
Features:

Invest your free coins to InvestBox! It’s a tool for devs to promote their coins. It’s NOT Pyramid/HYIP, all payments are made from special fund.
InvestBoxes can change status from Active to «No coins», but you can close your investment any time, it’s 100% safe.
To get InvestBox Payments for BTC, ETH, DOGE, LTC, DASH, WAVES, BTG, LIZA - you need to Play minimum 5 Dice Games / day at these coins.
Click here: PLAY DICE

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Top 5 investment projects for 10.02.18

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Top 5 investment projects for 10.02.18
Smart Crypto
JS RentHouse
Trezer NEW!!!
Zelius NEW!!!
Jazzle Games NEW!!!


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Top 5 investment projects for 30.01

Information updated:
Top 5 investment projects for 30.01

Automatix
Tatwex
JS RentHouse NEW!!!
Digital & Bit Limited
BitXgroup NEW!!!


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EXMO Cryptocurrency Exchange Review

COMPANY OVERVIEW
Founded in 2013, the company has grown to become a well-respected organization in the cryptocurrency exchange industry. EXMO has a solid global presence with programmers and developers from Spain, Russia, India and Thailand, while its financial advisers are from England, USA, Lithuania and Singapore. Their robust team is available 24/7 to maintain the fluidity of the company’s offerings. At the moment, their platform supports ten international languages (English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Português, Română, 中文, РУССКИЙ and УКРАЇНСЬКА).

PLATFORM & USER INTERFACE
  Exmo offers an intuitive, easy-to-use platform through which clients can interact in two major modes. The first is the exchange, a secure wallet which includes exchange and 3 factor security.
DETAILS
Fast deposits and withdrawals - Funds will be credited to your account right after making a deposit.  Withdrawals are quick and are executed automatically.

 Security - SSL, 2 factor authentication, Trusted IP, Encrypted system in cold wallets.

 User-Friendly - Interface Straight-forward interface allows you to easily and comfortably work from your wallet, to trade, exchange, make transactions, and store your cryptocurrency.

 They claim to have the lowest fees on the market.

 They also claim to have 233,334 registerd users - that seems really high for a relatively small daily volume.

 They do support a lot of deposit and withdrawal methods. We are looking forward to seeing what the community says about them. Even though they have been trading for 2 years, we have not heard of them before they approached us.

 They also seem to have a really big team https://merchant.exmo.com/en/about_us

 They seem to be operating from Spain but are registered in the UK as EXMO FINANCE LLP

 DEPOSIT
All cryptos : 0% 
USD: Ceska Sporitelna WIRE (20 USD), Perfect Money (4%), AdvCash (0.5%), MoneyPolo (1%), OKPAY (1%), AstroPay (6.5%), Payeer (3.5%), Payza (4%+0.25 USD)
EUR: MoneyPolo (1%), Ceska Sporitelna SEPA (1 EUR), OKPAY (1%), Perfect Money (3%), Payza (4%+0.25 EUR), AdvCash (1%)
RUB: YandexMoney ADV (2.5%), AdvCash (2.5%), Payeer (6%), OKPAY (4.5%)

 WITHDRAWAL
Cryptos: BTC (0.0001), LTC (0.01), DOGE (1), DASH (0.01), ETH(0.01), WAVES (0.001), ZEC (0.001)
USD: Perfect Money (1%), AdvCash (1%), OKPAY (2.5%), Payeer (3%), Payza (1%), Paxum ADV (2%), Capitalist (1%), Raiffeisen WIRE (20 USD), Webmoney CAP (3%), Debit/Credit Cards ADV-USD (2% + 7 USD)
EUR: OKPAY (2%), Perfect Money (1%), Payza (1%), AdvCash (1.5%), Paxum CAP (2%), Capitalist (0%), Debit/Credit Cards ADV-EUR (0.5% + 7 EUR), Raiffeisen SEPA (2 EUR), Webmoney CAP (2.5%)

RUB: YandexMoney ADV (0.5%), AdvCash (0%), Payeer (2%), OKPAY (0%), Билайн CAP (1.5%), Мегафон CAP (1.5%), МТС CAP (1.5%), Capitalist (0%), VISA/MASTERCARD AP (2.5% + 50 RUB), Qiwi WBB (2.9%)

 ADDRESS
calle Bac de Roda 120,
local 2 08019 Barcelona,
Spain

 Contact: support@exmo.com
Media: pr@exmo.com
Commercial offers: finance@exmo.com

 Tel: +44 2038086679 (UK)
Tel: +34 932204009 (Spain)
Tel: +55 6135500749 (Brazil)
Tel: +7 495 651 6581 (Russia)
Tel: +380 443934841 (Ukraine)
Available: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm (server time)


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What is RIPPLE ?

1. What is Ripple?

Ripple is the name for both a digital currency (XRP) and an open payment network within which that currency is transferred. It is a distributed, open-source payments system that’s still in beta. The goal of the ripple system, according to its website, is to enable people to break free of the “walled gardens” of financial networks – ie, credit cards, banks, PayPal and other institutions that restrict access with fees, charges for currency exchanges and processing delays.

 2. What does Ripple do?

 According to is OpenCoin, the company behind ripple, the currency addresses the need to keep money flowing freely. A company blog post titled “Ripple and the Purpose of Money” gives a brief history of money and its transportability, and points to the frustration of having banks and other institutions impede the transfer of funds with transaction fees and processing delays. The goal of Ripple, it says, is to build on the decentralized digital currency approach set by bitcoin and do “for money what the internet did for all other forms of information.”

 3. How would Ripple function like the internet?

 Ripple’s chief cryptographer, David Schwartz, explains it like this:

 “Payment systems today are where email was in the early ‘80s. Every provider built their own system for their customers and if people used different systems they couldn’t easily interact with each other. Ripple is designed to connect different payment systems together.”

 Schwartz also anticipates the possibility of seeing “big companies lose their control over the flow of other people’s money just as they’ve lost control over the flow of information.”

 4. Who’s behind Ripple?

 The company building the Ripple protocol, OpenCoin, was co-founded by CEO Chris Larsen and CTO Jed McCaleb. McCaleb is well-grounded in digital currency, coming from Mt. Gox, which currently handles the majority of the world’s bitcoin trades. Larsen previously co-founded and led the online financial company E-LOAN. Other developers on Ripple’s team also have a bitcoin background.

 OpenCoin recently picked up a round of funding from Andreessen Horowitz, FF Angel IV, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Vast Ventures and the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund.

 (Note: OpenCoin is not to be confused with OpenCoin.org, which is developing an open-source version of an electronic cash system developed by David Chaum.)

 5. Is Ripple like Bitcoin?

 In many ways, yes. Like Bitcoin, Ripple’s XRP unit is a digital form of currency based on mathematical formulae and has a limited number of units that can ultimately be mined. Both forms of currency can be transferred from account to account (peer-to-peer, or P2P) without the need for any intervening third party. And both provide digital security to guard against the possibility of counterfeit coins.

 6. Does that mean Ripple is a Bitcoin rival?

 Ripple positions itself as a complement to, rather than a competitor with, Bitcoin. In fact, the site has a page dedicated to Ripple for bitcoiners.

 The Ripple network is designed to allow the seamless transfer of any form of currency, whether dollars, euros, pounds, yen or bitcoins.

 “Ripple will open up many more gateways for bitcoin users and easier ways to bridge bitcoin with the mainstream world of finance,” says Stephen Thomas, a senior developer for the ripple protocol and a bitcoin advocate.

 7. How would Ripple benefit bitcoin users?

 In addition to giving Bitcoin more ways to connect with those using other forms of currency, Ripple promises expedited transactions and increased stability. As a distributed network, Ripple does not depend on a single company to manage and secure the transaction database. Consequently, there is no waiting on block confirmations, and transaction confirmations can go through the network quickly.

 Another advantage of using peer-to-peer is the absence of a “central target or point of failure in the system,” Ripple’s backers note.

 8. How many Ripples will there be?

 The company plans to ultimately create 100 billion ripples. Half of those are to be released for circulation, while the company plans to retain the other half.

 9. Why is Ripple described as “free(ish)” rather than free?

 Ripple doesn’t collect transaction fees the way PayPal, banks and credit cards do. However, it does take “a small portion of a ripple (equivalent to ~1/1000th of a cent)” from each transaction. That amount is destroyed rather than retained. The deduction is meant as to safeguard against the system being swamped by any one individual who might try to put through millions of transactions at once.

 10. How much is a Ripple worth?

 According to Bitcoin Charts, ripples were trading at around 115 per $1 (US) on May 17, 2013. (In early April, the price was about 1,000 per $1, so the currency has appreciated.)

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What is Litecoin ?

Litecoin LTC - provides faster transaction confirmations (2.5 minutes on average) and uses a memory-hard, scrypt-based mining proof-of-work algorithm to target the regular computers and GPUs most people already have - which are its main differentials to Bitcoin. The Litecoin network is scheduled to produce 84 million currency units with a halving in reward every four years just like bitcoin. The coin was created by a Google employee, Charles Lee. Litecoin is in second spot to Bitcoin and has spawned numerous clones - however it has a solid base of support and dedicated development team.

 The Litecoin project is currently maintained by a core group of 6 software developers, led by Charles Lee, with a large community that is growing in support.

 In May 2017, Litecoin became the first of the Top 5 (By Market Cap) cryptocurrencies to implement the SegWit scaling solution. Later in May of the same year, the first Lightning Network transaction was completed through litecoin, transferring 0.00000001 LTC from Zurich to San Francisco in under one second.

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What is MONERO ?

According to Monero’s site: Monero is a secure, private and untraceable currency system. Monero uses a special kind of cryptography to ensure that all of its transactions remain 100% unlinkable and untraceable. In an increasingly transparent world, you can see why something like Monero can become so desirable. In this guide, we will see the mechanics behind Monero and see what makes it so special.
MONERO MARKETS:
-YOBIT
- C-CEX

MONERO CLOUD MINING:
The origins of Monero
Back in July of 2012, Bytecoin, the first real life implementation of CryptoNote, was launched. CryptoNote is the application layer protocol that fuels various decentralized currencies. While it is similar to the application layer which runs bitcoin in many aspects, there a lot of areas where the two differ from each other.

While bytecoin had promise, people noticed that a lot of shady things were going on and that 80% of the coins were already published. So, it was decided that the bytecoin blockchain will be forked and the new coins in the new chain will be called Bitmonero, which is was eventually renamed Monero meaning “coin” in Esperanto. In this new blockchain, a block will be mined and added every two mins.

Monero is headed by a group of 7 developers of which 5 have chosen to remain anonymous while two have come out openly in public. They are: David Latapie and Riccardo Spagni aka “Fluffypony”.  The project is open source and crowdfunded.
Special features of Monero

So what is it about Monero that makes it so hot and in-demand. What are the unique properties that the CryptoNote algorithm gives it? Let’s check it out.

Property #1: Your currency is yours
You have complete control over your transactions. You are responsible for your money. Because your identity is private no one will be able to see what you are spending your money on.

Property #2: It is Fungible
Another interesting property that it gains, thanks to its privacy, is that it is truly fungible. What is fungibility? Investopedia defines fungibility as follows:
“Fungibility is a good or asset’s interchangeability with other individual goods or assets of the same type.”


So, what is fungible and what is non-fungible.

Suppose you borrowed $20 from a friend. If you return the money to him with ANOTHER $20 bill, then it is perfectly fine. In fact, you can even return the money to them in the form of 1 $10 bill and 2 $5 bills. It is still fine. The dollar has fungible properties (not all the time though).

However, if you were to borrow someone’s car for the weekend and come back and give them some other car in return, then that person will probably punch on the face. In fact, if you went away with a red Impala and came back with another red Impala then even that is not a done deal. Cars, in this example, are a nonfungible asset.


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