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full member
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I have mixed feeling regarding all this big companies venture capital coming into the crypto space. It is good for the overall growth of tge market as the big players are getting in now. But i do feel this could hamper the crypto space too as these big guys will manipulate the market to a great extent for their own benefit.
All people use cryptocurrencies for their own purposes. I don't see anything wrong with that. It seems to me that the prosecution whales in their problems became a trend this year. Perhaps in humans says greed. They can never accept the fact that someone has a lot of money.
sr. member
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I have mixed feeling regarding all this big companies venture capital coming into the crypto space. It is good for the overall growth of tge market as the big players are getting in now. But i do feel this could hamper the crypto space too as these big guys will manipulate the market to a great extent for their own benefit.
newbie
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Crypto enthusiasts are replaced by digital whales. Lately, many comments from them, attempts to ban advertising on their platforms and so on. It's unclear what goals they pursue, but in themselves their interest already speaks for themselves

Yep. Don't want Illuminati sh**t here but the more I follow news and market the more I tend to believe that somebody (digital whales??) is manipulating it :/ I really hope cryptos are strong enough to survive this.
And those bans are unweighted. Instead of making some rules and selection requirements to differentiate between good ICOs and scams they just ban everything all together...looks like it is time for new search engines and social media channels:)
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Is it me only or anyone else thinks this news are awesome?

First, Kevin O‘Leary announces he is working on a deal to offer hotel shares through ICO. Then, Lympo announces they will be distributing company shares to their token holders.

What do you think guys? Does this mean we are entering a new - assets backed - cryptocurrency stage? I am a bit skeptical as I am yet to understand how it will affect the crypto industry and tokenomics. Will we see more stringent measures or to the contrary – regulators will back down as more and more ICO will have some real assets behind them.

What are your opinions?
 

Sources to the news:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/kevin-oleary-new-york-city-hotel-hopes-to-launch-400-million-dollar-coin-offering.html
https://cryptonews.com/news/lithuanian-startup-kicks-off-new-coin-model-mulls-ipo-1438.htm


We have already entered an era where crypto currency is a big deal. It has started years before and continued to prosper until now. So it is really a big help that crypto currency exist. ICO has been widely patronized by investors and was an alternative to earn Bitcoin or ethereum and other crypto.
hero member
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Crypto enthusiasts are replaced by digital whales. Lately, many comments from them, attempts to ban advertising on their platforms and so on. It's unclear what goals they pursue, but in themselves their interest already speaks for themselves
full member
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If you have observed several upcoming projects and existing projecting that are operating with blockchain technology and using cryptocurrency for transaction, you do not need anyone to tell you that this is the beginning of new crypto era.
newbie
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It is the beginning of  new crypt o era because  the growth of crypt o currency is  unpredictably expanding day by day and getting popular in the financial market. The expected market capital of crypt o currency is 1 trillion and the corresponding proportionate daily transaction volume also visible .By using the crypt o currency the investors are experiencing a mode of very easy and smooth
transaction with a speedy result. So its popularity is widening and more people are attracted to it. It can consider crypto is the currency for the new era.
legendary
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Bad reputation for ICOs and Many of the frauds that occur because of it, will make it less effective in the future.
So I think the beginning of the end for this kind of fraud/Scam.
In general, it is better to use bitcoin for payment rather than currency with no future.

You can read more from here ------> https://medium.com/swlh/the-future-of-the-ico-market-3eb4da481fce
sr. member
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March 23, 2018, 03:39:20 AM
#9
Hotel ico is going to be one of the big breaks for cryptocurrency. It is going to facilitate the payment of resort bills, accommodation and hotel services and travels.  Trippki is working on that soon.

https://steemit.com/ico/@cryptodreamers/trippki-ico-decentralized-expedia-priceline-airbnb

https://steemit.com/ico/@cryptodreamers/trippki-ico-decentralized-expedia-priceline-airbnb
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March 23, 2018, 03:08:31 AM
#8
Is it me only or anyone else thinks this news are awesome?

First, Kevin O‘Leary announces he is working on a deal to offer hotel shares through ICO. Then, Lympo announces they will be distributing company shares to their token holders.

What do you think guys? Does this mean we are entering a new - assets backed - cryptocurrency stage? I am a bit skeptical as I am yet to understand how it will affect the crypto industry and tokenomics. Will we see more stringent measures or to the contrary – regulators will back down as more and more ICO will have some real assets behind them.

What are your opinions?
 

Sources to the news:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/kevin-oleary-new-york-city-hotel-hopes-to-launch-400-million-dollar-coin-offering.html
https://cryptonews.com/news/lithuanian-startup-kicks-off-new-coin-model-mulls-ipo-1438.htm


This will definitely hit a new stage, for sure. Tbh it's really kind of a unique deal right now in the crypto area.
A growing number of people in the crypto space believe that a coin which gives an additional value to the token holders in terms of the company’s ownership is key to its success in the future.

The situation of the market at the moment is just something I say unpredictable, because so many exit scams have been carried out since the beginning of this year, the market was completely rummaged and thrown on the heap. Okay, you have to say that you can't directly predict such a market either, but certain directions can already be drawn. People are insecure and you can tell.

ICO: Asset-based coins will eventually replace small cap stocks, says "Shark Tank's" Kevin O'Leary. He explains why he is "very excited" about initial coin offerings through "smart contracts." Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcT4-ddkgqc&feature=youtu.be
Just to get on my previous speaker, it really is a huge deal.


The G20 did not prohibit the cryptocurrency market, which meant that the market would be recognized in most countries around the world. The cryptocurrency market is gaining more and more interest from traditional financial markets and the community, the day the world uses crypto will not be too far away.

That's it, there have been rumors about regulations - which is in my opinion a really big thing, but not exactly confirmations about them. In retrospect, it was said that the whole industry of crypto currencies is far too small to debate about it. This will definitely lead to a new upswing in the crypto world. I really agree with your last point.
Stabilization must find its way onto the market. There cannot always be excessive hype, price increases of over 1000% and pump & dumps.
It's getting more support and interest, let's see where we're going.
full member
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March 22, 2018, 10:31:04 PM
#7
Is it me only or anyone else thinks this news are awesome?

First, Kevin O‘Leary announces he is working on a deal to offer hotel shares through ICO. Then, Lympo announces they will be distributing company shares to their token holders.

What do you think guys? Does this mean we are entering a new - assets backed - cryptocurrency stage? I am a bit skeptical as I am yet to understand how it will affect the crypto industry and tokenomics. Will we see more stringent measures or to the contrary – regulators will back down as more and more ICO will have some real assets behind them.

What are your opinions?
 

Sources to the news:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/kevin-oleary-new-york-city-hotel-hopes-to-launch-400-million-dollar-coin-offering.html
https://cryptonews.com/news/lithuanian-startup-kicks-off-new-coin-model-mulls-ipo-1438.htm


This will definitely hit a new stage, for sure. Tbh it's really kind of a unique deal right now in the crypto area.
A growing number of people in the crypto space believe that a coin which gives an additional value to the token holders in terms of the company’s ownership is key to its success in the future.

The situation of the market at the moment is just something I say unpredictable, because so many exit scams have been carried out since the beginning of this year, the market was completely rummaged and thrown on the heap. Okay, you have to say that you can't directly predict such a market either, but certain directions can already be drawn. People are insecure and you can tell.

ICO: Asset-based coins will eventually replace small cap stocks, says "Shark Tank's" Kevin O'Leary. He explains why he is "very excited" about initial coin offerings through "smart contracts." Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcT4-ddkgqc&feature=youtu.be
Just to get on my previous speaker, it really is a huge deal.


The G20 did not prohibit the cryptocurrency market, which meant that the market would be recognized in most countries around the world. The cryptocurrency market is gaining more and more interest from traditional financial markets and the community, the day the world uses crypto will not be too far away.
hero member
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March 22, 2018, 06:24:29 PM
#6
Atari, Kodak and other corporate giants are artificially boosting their stock prices as high as 240% by announcing ridiculous crypto or blockchain projects that will probably never see the light of day. Its nice to see blockchain and bitcoin have that much brand name recognition to where big and established private sector industries can gain massive equity value via alleged association.

But the long term net effect is likely to be many of these recent announcements which are claiming blockchain / ICO affiliation are overvalued and will produce an enormous bubble as these assets are overvalued.

It is also ironic to note the ridiculous amount of value ordinary and mundane projects like hotels can gain by claiming to be backed by bitcoin's value and brand name recognition.

A hotel backed by bitcoin appears to be a safer and better investment by a hotel backed by fiat currency which is interesting.  Smiley

That is what frightens me a bit as well - you just slap crypto, blockchain or bitcoin on anything and it is an instant +1000% value increase. I think John Oliver had some very good point in his last episode and even gave an example with a drink or whatever.
However, if done right I have a feeling that it can be huge and not to sound too optimistic - help lower inequality. I mean if by investing into company tokens I get shares and dividends - it is more income for me. And seeing all those small investments in ICOs - it just shows to me that not super rich are trying to hit a jackpot but the rest 99% of people.
So if more and more start companies give out share, we might see in a long future a better world for everybody (ok ok i got carried away a bit Smiley
Better world for those people who do have the capability to invest on but for those who haven't any money to spend on then they would really still placed in the bottom.Not to fully discriminate but this is the reality.If we do like to improve our lives then we should take the risk and reading out these things on where you can already buy shares into some companies by means of crypto then it would be a huge step forward.
jr. member
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March 22, 2018, 05:47:35 PM
#5
Atari, Kodak and other corporate giants are artificially boosting their stock prices as high as 240% by announcing ridiculous crypto or blockchain projects that will probably never see the light of day. Its nice to see blockchain and bitcoin have that much brand name recognition to where big and established private sector industries can gain massive equity value via alleged association.

But the long term net effect is likely to be many of these recent announcements which are claiming blockchain / ICO affiliation are overvalued and will produce an enormous bubble as these assets are overvalued.

It is also ironic to note the ridiculous amount of value ordinary and mundane projects like hotels can gain by claiming to be backed by bitcoin's value and brand name recognition.

A hotel backed by bitcoin appears to be a safer and better investment by a hotel backed by fiat currency which is interesting.  Smiley

That is what frightens me a bit as well - you just slap crypto, blockchain or bitcoin on anything and it is an instant +1000% value increase. I think John Oliver had some very good point in his last episode and even gave an example with a drink or whatever.
However, if done right I have a feeling that it can be huge and not to sound too optimistic - help lower inequality. I mean if by investing into company tokens I get shares and dividends - it is more income for me. And seeing all those small investments in ICOs - it just shows to me that not super rich are trying to hit a jackpot but the rest 99% of people.
So if more and more start companies give out share, we might see in a long future a better world for everybody (ok ok i got carried away a bit Smiley
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March 22, 2018, 05:36:32 PM
#4
Is it me only or anyone else thinks this news are awesome?

First, Kevin O‘Leary announces he is working on a deal to offer hotel shares through ICO. Then, Lympo announces they will be distributing company shares to their token holders.

What do you think guys? Does this mean we are entering a new - assets backed - cryptocurrency stage? I am a bit skeptical as I am yet to understand how it will affect the crypto industry and tokenomics. Will we see more stringent measures or to the contrary – regulators will back down as more and more ICO will have some real assets behind them.

What are your opinions?
 

Sources to the news:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/kevin-oleary-new-york-city-hotel-hopes-to-launch-400-million-dollar-coin-offering.html
https://cryptonews.com/news/lithuanian-startup-kicks-off-new-coin-model-mulls-ipo-1438.htm


This will definitely hit a new stage, for sure. Tbh it's really kind of a unique deal right now in the crypto area.
A growing number of people in the crypto space believe that a coin which gives an additional value to the token holders in terms of the company’s ownership is key to its success in the future.

The situation of the market at the moment is just something I say unpredictable, because so many exit scams have been carried out since the beginning of this year, the market was completely rummaged and thrown on the heap. Okay, you have to say that you can't directly predict such a market either, but certain directions can already be drawn. People are insecure and you can tell.

ICO: Asset-based coins will eventually replace small cap stocks, says "Shark Tank's" Kevin O'Leary. He explains why he is "very excited" about initial coin offerings through "smart contracts." Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcT4-ddkgqc&feature=youtu.be
Just to get on my previous speaker, it really is a huge deal.

legendary
Activity: 2562
Merit: 1441
March 22, 2018, 05:10:10 PM
#3
Atari, Kodak and other corporate giants are artificially boosting their stock prices as high as 240% by announcing ridiculous crypto or blockchain projects that will probably never see the light of day. Its nice to see blockchain and bitcoin have that much brand name recognition to where big and established private sector industries can gain massive equity value via alleged association.

But the long term net effect is likely to be many of these recent announcements which are claiming blockchain / ICO affiliation are overvalued and will produce an enormous bubble as these assets are overvalued.

It is also ironic to note the ridiculous amount of value ordinary and mundane projects like hotels can gain by claiming to be backed by bitcoin's value and brand name recognition.

A hotel backed by bitcoin appears to be a safer and better investment by a hotel backed by fiat currency which is interesting.  Smiley
newbie
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Merit: 0
March 22, 2018, 04:38:06 PM
#2
Is it me only or anyone else thinks this news are awesome?

First, Kevin O‘Leary announces he is working on a deal to offer hotel shares through ICO. Then, Lympo announces they will be distributing company shares to their token holders.

What do you think guys? Does this mean we are entering a new - assets backed - cryptocurrency stage? I am a bit skeptical as I am yet to understand how it will affect the crypto industry and tokenomics. Will we see more stringent measures or to the contrary – regulators will back down as more and more ICO will have some real assets behind them.

What are your opinions?
 

Sources to the news:
https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2018/03/19/kevin-oleary-new-york-city-hotel-hopes-to-launch-400-million-dollar-coin-offering.html
https://cryptonews.com/news/lithuanian-startup-kicks-off-new-coin-model-mulls-ipo-1438.htm


Woaha! That is great turn of events and huge announcements. Do you know when hotel ICO is happening? Would be interested to get some shares.
jr. member
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Merit: 1
March 22, 2018, 03:43:30 PM
#1
Is it me only or anyone else thinks this news are awesome?

First, Kevin O‘Leary announces he is working on a deal to offer hotel shares through ICO. Then, Lympo announces they will be distributing company shares to their token holders.

What do you think guys? Does this mean we are entering a new - assets backed - cryptocurrency stage? I am a bit skeptical as I am yet to understand how it will affect the crypto industry and tokenomics. Will we see more stringent measures or to the contrary – regulators will back down as more and more ICO will have some real assets behind them.

What are your opinions?
 

Sources to the news:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/kevin-oleary-new-york-city-hotel-hopes-to-launch-400-million-dollar-coin-offering.html
https://cryptonews.com/news/lithuanian-startup-kicks-off-new-coin-model-mulls-ipo-1438.htm
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