Website: https://www.cardanohub.org CoinMarketCap: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/ Status: Released Asset/IOU: No Buffett rules 1-One that we can understand or Is this crypto cryptic or explainable to the avg Joe? What is it: Cardano is a decentralised public blockchain and cryptocurrency project and is fully open source. Cardano is developing a smart contract platform which seeks to deliver more advanced features than any protocol previously developed 2-With favorable long-term prospects or Just a pumped well orchestrated scheme? As they say on their website "The development team consists of a large global collective of expert engineers and researchers", so, looks like it's here to stay. Many have mentioned that it could be called crypto 3.0. 3-Operated by honest and competent people or Can we know their names and see their face (at least)? It's run by a foundation located in Switzerland by these people https://cardanofoundation.org/foundation/... 4-Available at a very attractive price or Is it too late already? It had two big runs and retraced to the first level of resistance now support. The community is pretty excited about this project, I'd say this year could be very bullish...then...depends on how they deliver. Disclaimer: In, Accumulating, Thinking, Curious In

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NOTE. I'll had some more asap. So many new ones that I think are worth mentioning.

I believe small caps co. will suffer the most since crypto attracts the same kind of speculators. In fact, small caps should capitalize on ICOs or buzz words like "blockchain" now to be noticed. We've seen already many big co. having a good boost on their stocks price just by announcing they were doing "something" related to blockchain.

Hey there everyone! I wanted to start a thread that approached the topic of traditional securities within the context of the coming digital asset revolution. I'm wondering if anyone here sees traditionally funded and capitalized publicly traded companies seeing huge booms due to the technological precipice we find ourselves on. I'm talking AI companies, currently established leaders, small cap companies nobody has ever heard of? Feel free to throw some ideas out! This should be considered a thread to test ideas and tap into the collective wisdom of the community to further our opportunities to profit from the rapidly changing ecosystem.

I'm encouraged by the remarks in the latest Q3 report: Emphasis added where I got the most excited

Changed my vote again...what a cold shower...can't win them all I think this is going sideways for a bit until big pressure push it over 0.30...but like any crypto...unexpected great news would change all that.

Changed my vote..now Bullish, Bullish, Bullish...I never saw so many green lights flashing on all indicators...maybe last time was with Apple stocks early days... Todays news and pretty much everything since the 3.2.1 comm fiasco has been text book perfect...the last bank they signed is a pretty big statement...and I could go one but you all know what's going on...so...any day now

Changed my vote...bull, bull, bear...BTC might not be the main chain...crash would be brutal.

Will have to be holding bitcoin on October 25th if you want BTG, mid november for B2X, but my question is what will be the main chain? BTC or B2X, since most everyone is signaling for B2X where does that leave BTC?

Something like buy the days before...sell asap after the fork...repeat!

Even though the ICO is not as successful as they'd like, the game will be created. "We’re ecstatic to announce that we have officially raised more than $1.4 million USD. This means that we’ve been able to attract significant interest and funds, allowing us to make Hash Rush into a reality! " https://medium.com/@Hash_Rush/hash-rush-has-raised-over-1-4-million-usd-b1439f8ab3c4

What's it going to be bitcoin? BTC, BCH, B2X, bitcoin gold??? How are you going to play this one??

I missed the HDG tokens... Oh well, looking pretty bullish on this one though...

GateHub is always a little higher...but like you say, not big gap now.

I was really expecting a larger difference between Gatehub pairs and Bitstamps after the hacking news broke, but it actually seems tighter lately. Interesting

Website: https://funfair.io/ CoinMarketCap: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/funfair Status: Released Asset/IOU: Ethereum Buffett rules 1-One that we can understand or Is this crypto cryptic or explainable to the avg Joe? It's a "decentralised gaming platform powered by Ethereum smart contract" But what I like most about this one is "Using decentralised, open-source technology and Ethereum smart contracts, we can eliminate any doubts about game fairness" 2-With favorable long-term prospects or Just a pumped well orchestrated scheme? Gaming has been around forever...it's just a question of "who" will "beat the bank" with crypto tech! 3-Operated by honest and competent people or Can we know their names and see their face (at least)? Based in London, they are very transparent about their team and all (lots) their advisors like Spark (https://sparkpr.com/about/) 4-Available at a very attractive price or Is it too late already? FUN is at 0.03 USD now...with all the online gaming potential, even with 4B float (max 17B) there's room to grow. Disclaimer: In, Accumulating, Thinking, Curious In, Accumulation

New website and Token holder account...anyone tried it? www.rialto.ai

I really liked this one but it's stalled at 6% of what they want...even though it's only been a couple days, I wonder if this project is going to lift off. What do you think? https://www.hashrush.com/ico/

I've added some news members today...took some times but I follow those we don't know before letting them in, so, welcome guys.

Am I reading this right? ...in one day?

I'll past. Even though it's interesting to see they run on Oracle...and they know how to write a good case/whitepaper, I don't see the "new" stuff in here...probably because my knowledge of computer science is limited

Added GateHub

Someone posted a topic on this...I took the time to answer so I will share it here...you'll probably have a lot to add to this I'll go down the top 10 with most volume...exclude KRW cause it's just almost impossible to open an account there if you're not Korean. This is not a perfect take on them...feel free to comment/add anything you think I missed/misread. Poloniex Pros: great volume, nice swings, good selection beside XRP, not asking too many questions for basic account Cons: trades only BTC and USDT pairs, slow transfer, poor withdrawal choices, very little trading tools, not sure they'll be around next year if the SEC look closely at their past practice and that infamous rip TrollBox Variable: located in the US and not very transparent, so, politics or regulation could change its status sooner than later Bittrex Pros: good volume, very good selection beside XRP, not asking too many questions for basic account Cons: bad interface (all web site in general), no trading tools, poor withdrawal choices, USDT pairs Variable: located in the US and not very transparent, so, politics or regulation could change its status sooner than later HitBTC Pros: growing fast, good selection beside XRP, fast transfer Cons: graphic design needs to be revamp, little trading tools, unknown reputation Variable: located in Hong Kong with restrictions for many countries or states Bitstamp Pros: very nice interface, good trading tools, ok volume, EUR pairs Cons: hard on CPU/GPUs when there's big volume, very tough on KYC, very little pairs to trade Variable: located in UK but licensed in Luxembourg and using a Slovenian bank...imagine withdrawing to your bank...they will ask questions about money laundering Kraken Pros: fast customer service and new account approval, great trading tools, ok volume, EUR pairs, multiple choices and fast withdrawals Cons: both old and new interface are very buggy especially with high volume...almost impossible to put an order the first try, often locked out by cloudflare, color themes and fonts to be changed..hard for the eyes Variable: located in the US but seems to be very transparent about following the rules Bitfinex Pros: many options beside regular trading, great volume (no1 BTC), fast execution, easy and fast to setup a basic account Cons: they show USD pairs but banks block their wire out...only manual withdraw of big amount supported, no other "real" fiat, little pairs Variable: located in Hong Kong with restrictions for many countries or states, have been hacked before but handled it with professionalism (it seems) Ripple Network - Desktop Wallet Pros: you're the only "master" or your account, huge numbers of pairs with XRPs growing every day Cons: lower volume than the big exchanges, small bugs like "max fees" when there's a lot of volume when adding or cancelling a transaction...need to retry many times to make it work Variable: community build so not sure if we'll see some update any time soon GateHub Pros: run by known members with very good reputation, access to "your" Ripple account, good support when you go through XRPchat, builiding a nice list of XRP pairs with "Fifth" partners Cons: confusion between the GateHub wallet (to transfer fiat, etc.) and "your" Ripple wallet accessible throught GateHub interface, trading interface buggy on some browsers, very little trading tools, slow support when you go through their website Variable: like Bitstamp (GH team used to work there btw) they use a Slovenian Bank for wire transfer which can cause your bank to ask a lot of questions