At first I did not understand why we are growing. Then I looked in twitter and immediately everything became clear. Soon 1 $
I think soon 10$ after maybe 100$
Topic: [ANN] [CVC] CIVIC Tokensale Successfully Completed - page 22. (Read 173832 times)
I think soon 10$ after maybe 100$
basically the top coins outperforming the sub-top coins... makes sense
thats how a bull run starts usually
hope civic will join soon
thats how a bull run starts usually
hope civic will join soon
There are lots of data locker type of tokens that have done ico's lately, like self key, they key and now remme. Does anyone know how civic can stay ahead of the game. I guess its ahead on it dev as its ico was the middle of last year.
Civic has lot's of partnership already, so that give them a good lead over competitors. The first in place has always a big advantage, if the project is good of course, and I believe Civic is.
There are lots of data locker type of tokens that have done ico's lately, like self key, they key and now remme. Does anyone know how civic can stay ahead of the game. I guess its ahead on it dev as its ico was the middle of last year.
I have noticed today there is a huge growth in Civic with almost 60% raise. Not sure what's making Civic to reach that high, not sure if I am missing anything here with Civic new. Please share if there is any possitive news around Civiv as bought around 4000 token when it reached 4100 sathoshi. Not sure whether it's right time to book the profits.
Man, I bought it around 3k Satoshi then he's in for a very short time managed to make a circle of up to 10k Satoshi and almost returned to his former price. These little tokens are very unpredictable. But CIVIC is not the case, this is a very promising token, following the course of the most successful amount of cryptocoins. At first I did not understand why we are growing. Then I looked in twitter and immediately everything became clear. Soon 1 $
I think soon 10$ after maybe 100$
Listing on Centra (February 08)
https://coindar.org/en/event/civic-cvc-listing-on-centra-3264
https://coindar.org/en/event/civic-cvc-listing-on-centra-3264
At first I did not understand why we are growing. Then I looked in twitter and immediately everything became clear. Soon 1 $
I have noticed today there is a huge growth in Civic with almost 60% raise. Not sure what's making Civic to reach that high, not sure if I am missing anything here with Civic new. Please share if there is any possitive news around Civiv as bought around 4000 token when it reached 4100 sathoshi. Not sure whether it's right time to book the profits.
Civic named one of 6 Hot Projects in Blockchain for Identity on the Information Security Media Group website:
https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/blogs/blockchain-for-identity-projects-to-watch-p-2589
https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/blogs/blockchain-for-identity-projects-to-watch-p-2589
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Civic
Civic of San Francisco is another company developing a self-sovereign ID system that would let consumers selectively share information with companies. Civic's identity platform has a mobile app through which users can enter their personal information, which gets stored in encrypted format. The company is working on partnerships to bring on "validators," or entities such as governments and banks, that can validate an individual's identity information and then leave their stamp of attestation in the blockchain.
Civic, in a white paper, envisions that validators and service providers who need identity information will execute smart contracts, with validators paid in a native cryptocurrency dubbed Civic. Users benefit by not having their identity information collected by a multitude of service providers and thus face a lower risk of identity theft.
Civic of San Francisco is another company developing a self-sovereign ID system that would let consumers selectively share information with companies. Civic's identity platform has a mobile app through which users can enter their personal information, which gets stored in encrypted format. The company is working on partnerships to bring on "validators," or entities such as governments and banks, that can validate an individual's identity information and then leave their stamp of attestation in the blockchain.
Civic, in a white paper, envisions that validators and service providers who need identity information will execute smart contracts, with validators paid in a native cryptocurrency dubbed Civic. Users benefit by not having their identity information collected by a multitude of service providers and thus face a lower risk of identity theft.
I was discussing civic with a group of friends in the pub last night.
One of them asked me if Bitcoin fails to survive, does it take down civic with it ?
Or do we have a disaster recovery plan in place?
One of them asked me if Bitcoin fails to survive, does it take down civic with it ?
Or do we have a disaster recovery plan in place?
Blockchain is here to stay, no matter what. So any real and solid project has a chance. The vast majority will be left behind and disappear. Bitcoin's death (if) might be a catalyst for this "natural" selection.
The problem with bitcoin (and ethereum) is their poor scalability. If they can't figured it out, they will fail 1000% sure. Bitcoin may stick around a bit as a store of value, and as a kind of "bitcoin standard" on exchange, but definitely not as a currency.
So back to civic: Does civic fluctuates with bitcoin's correction ? Of course, for now. Will civic survive if bitcoin dies ? Yes, it might very well because it depends on what they are building, and how well implemented they are (partnerships), but not on bitcoin. In fact, technically they have nothing in common, so they are independent.
Civic is leading the race in this small Identity/KYC niche., so at this time, I believe they can make it.
I was discussing civic with a group of friends in the pub last night.
One of them asked me if Bitcoin fails to survive, does it take down civic with it ?
Or do we have a disaster recovery plan in place?
One of them asked me if Bitcoin fails to survive, does it take down civic with it ?
Or do we have a disaster recovery plan in place?
CIVIC Cryptocurrency: Everything You Need To know
Blockchain and tokens based on the blockchain technology are taking over the world at a pace hardly imagined by many. The year 2017 saw an unprecedented proliferation of numerous blockchain-based tokens to solve many nooks and corners of various industries.
Many blockchain based start-ups launched their ICOs and raised hefty amounts. While some of these ICOs gave great short-term returns, some unfolded as scams and unlawful ventures.
https://coinsutra.com/civic-cryptocurrency/?utm_content=bufferf7958&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
Blockchain and tokens based on the blockchain technology are taking over the world at a pace hardly imagined by many. The year 2017 saw an unprecedented proliferation of numerous blockchain-based tokens to solve many nooks and corners of various industries.
Many blockchain based start-ups launched their ICOs and raised hefty amounts. While some of these ICOs gave great short-term returns, some unfolded as scams and unlawful ventures.
https://coinsutra.com/civic-cryptocurrency/?utm_content=bufferf7958&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
that was some huge pump , I at start hesitated selling at the top.
I don't mind pump groups because because prices tend to go back to where they were.
I don't mind pump groups because because prices tend to go back to where they were.
Therefore it's wise to scrape some profits when you have the feeling that the high has been reached. Of course this is pretty hard to estimate, but still, taking some profits is always wise. I tend to forget to do it, and in hindsight I'm a world class trader. Unfortunately only in hindsight.
Luckily I took some projects at the Civic moon in december. Did not regret that decision, as it bounced back to where it started. One of my few good trading decisions. I'm a world class holder though
that was some huge pump , I at start hesitated selling at the top.
I don't mind pump groups because because prices tend to go back to where they were.
I don't mind pump groups because because prices tend to go back to where they were.
can anyone tell me if civic is similar to pillar and do they work in the same way.
I think prices will rise after this announcement by Vinny:
Proud to announce that our @Civickey Reusable KYC Service is now Live and available to companies for all possible use cases! https://www.civic.com/kyc-services
Proud to announce that our @Civickey Reusable KYC Service is now Live and available to companies for all possible use cases! https://www.civic.com/kyc-services
CVC is in the coin vote list for Legolas! Legolas is an upcoming premium exchange focused on institutional investors, so that means high volume! Participate in the public ICO, starting on the 1st of February 12:00 PM GMT, at https://legolas.exchange and cast your vote!
I think there will be a new blogpost coming this month about the Civic staking and new partners. Hopefully
Do you have any sources, or it's just a guess ?
Anyway, I hope you are right because it is not that simple to find news about civic ! Many are wondering about CVC moving to RSK, but there seems to be no announcements / informations at all.
For the latest progress, check out the roadmap here - https://www.civic.com/products/civic-marketplace & check the blog for new posts. Twitter, Reddit & Telegram channels are the most active and you can find the links to them on the Civic website.
Thanks for the link, and infos.
Could this be Civic killer: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@kriptonoob/verime-blockchain-based-fast-and-reliable-verification-platform#comments 
Or they are aiming another part of the market?
Or they are aiming another part of the market?
There is no civic killer for now, they are way ahead of all their concurrent, and they have already a pretty nice list of partners using their app.
Could this be Civic killer: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@kriptonoob/verime-blockchain-based-fast-and-reliable-verification-platform#comments
Or they are aiming another part of the market?
Or they are aiming another part of the market?
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