Do you still believe in NEO after what China authorities stated about ICO and yaun/crypto trades on their territory?
I took a pause with NEO.
I took a pause with NEO.
I don't think NEO is going away.
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I don't think NEO is going away.
Do you still believe in NEO after what China authorities stated about ICO and yaun/crypto trades on their territory?
I took a pause with NEO.
I took a pause with NEO.
I am greatly pleased to have bought some NEO these days.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
the one thing people keep parroting about neo is how hard they've tried to be compliant in china. china has just made it clear they don't give a shit how compliant anything is.
if they're not gonna permit a vanilla coin like bitcoin, there's no way they'll permit anything with extra layers of complexity or the possibilities for mania.
if they head abroad they'll be fine. if they stay china focused there ain't nothing to focus on any more.
and i'm amazed that some people in this thread still seem to think there's gonna be a chinese market. there won't be outside of guys meeting in bars.
China hasn't done anything to ban cryptocurrency. They want to regulate the ICOs (just like the US is probably going to do shortly), because a good portion of that space is scams, and probably already violates laws they have on the books. They're not banning bitcoin, and it's unlikely they'd ban NEO.
Not sure where you have been for the last week?
Right here, watching you all melt down over something that's not anywhere near the seriousness you attribute to it.
I am greatly pleased to have bought some NEO these days.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
the one thing people keep parroting about neo is how hard they've tried to be compliant in china. china has just made it clear they don't give a shit how compliant anything is.
if they're not gonna permit a vanilla coin like bitcoin, there's no way they'll permit anything with extra layers of complexity or the possibilities for mania.
if they head abroad they'll be fine. if they stay china focused there ain't nothing to focus on any more.
and i'm amazed that some people in this thread still seem to think there's gonna be a chinese market. there won't be outside of guys meeting in bars.
China hasn't done anything to ban cryptocurrency. They want to regulate the ICOs (just like the US is probably going to do shortly), because a good portion of that space is scams, and probably already violates laws they have on the books. They're not banning bitcoin, and it's unlikely they'd ban NEO.
Not sure where you have been for the last week?
i think too, because:
Currently, NEO is offering a $ 35 rebound, which is a good time to buy and hold.
NEO's technology is rated more outstanding than EThereum
NEO is supported by the world's largest economy, China, which currently holds 70 percent of the world's Bitcoin reserves.
Just as in the article, why invest in Ethereum that you wrote long ago proved that what you say is true, in this article, once again advised you to invest in NEO
Currently, NEO is offering a $ 35 rebound, which is a good time to buy and hold.
NEO's technology is rated more outstanding than EThereum
NEO is supported by the world's largest economy, China, which currently holds 70 percent of the world's Bitcoin reserves.
Just as in the article, why invest in Ethereum that you wrote long ago proved that what you say is true, in this article, once again advised you to invest in NEO
I am greatly pleased to have bought some NEO these days.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
the one thing people keep parroting about neo is how hard they've tried to be compliant in china. china has just made it clear they don't give a shit how compliant anything is.
if they're not gonna permit a vanilla coin like bitcoin, there's no way they'll permit anything with extra layers of complexity or the possibilities for mania.
if they head abroad they'll be fine. if they stay china focused there ain't nothing to focus on any more.
and i'm amazed that some people in this thread still seem to think there's gonna be a chinese market. there won't be outside of guys meeting in bars.
China hasn't done anything to ban cryptocurrency. They want to regulate the ICOs (just like the US is probably going to do shortly), because a good portion of that space is scams, and probably already violates laws they have on the books. They're not banning bitcoin, and it's unlikely they'd ban NEO.
I invested when it was over $40. So I invested and regret it 
But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
Do not worry the NEO market will definitely stabilize again if China lifts ICO ban. I think NEO is always a good platform in the future because this market has attracted a lot of investors and we should invest this long term altcoin.But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
China already officially banned ICO's. One thing for sure is they won't lift the ban not anytime soon. But it doesn't mean it's giving on cryptocurrencies like NEO. For the time being, the future of altcoins in China seems not bright.
No where to go but up now! Be strong and hold.
I invested when it was over $40. So I invested and regret it
But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
Do not worry the NEO market will definitely stabilize again if China lifts ICO ban. I think NEO is always a good platform in the future because this market has attracted a lot of investors and we should invest this long term altcoin.But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
China already officially banned ICO's. One thing for sure is they won't lift the ban not anytime soon. But it doesn't mean it's giving on cryptocurrencies like NEO. For the time being, the future of altcoins in China seems not bright.
I invested when it was over $40. So I invested and regret it
But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
Do not worry the NEO market will definitely stabilize again if China lifts ICO ban. I think NEO is always a good platform in the future because this market has attracted a lot of investors and we should invest this long term altcoin. But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
I think UBIQ is the next ETH do your research and compare the 2
NEO was all about marketing... now where's the product? the development? the dApps? The coin was way overvalued based only on being "ethereum of china", that couldn't be sustainable...
Give it time. It took Apple and Microsoft so many years and failures to get to where they are today. Back then, you would have laughed at them and definitely would not have invested because you didn't have the foresight. At least hold on to your investments in NEO, don't sell unless you just want out and be done with it.
If you want to invest in Ark or Lisk and Ethereum, then do so. I wish you the best.
The NEO market really needs good information from China because if China issues a real ban on the platform then surely NEO will just be a normal altcoin and surely people will sell NEO
I invested when it was over $40. So I invested and regret it
But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
But hopefully it'll start to gain some steam again. It seems like a good platform... and at least I'm collecting some GAS.
I don't know if NEO has a future. It has some good ideas like the production of GAS. But it also means that people are dependant of the NEO servers. It is not very decentralized i think. But we don't know if the Exchanges will be able to reopen in China. The ban on ICO is maybe not temporary? It may be like in the US are in Japan where people can't participate in ICO? For the moment chinese citizens can participate in ICO. But they can't create ICO i think.
I think Ethereum is better as it is more decentralized. They depend on the miners for the moment. But people who don't or can't mine, don't get any shares.
I think Ethereum is better as it is more decentralized. They depend on the miners for the moment. But people who don't or can't mine, don't get any shares.
I am greatly pleased to have bought some NEO these days.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
the one thing people keep parroting about neo is how hard they've tried to be compliant in china. china has just made it clear they don't give a shit how compliant anything is.
if they're not gonna permit a vanilla coin like bitcoin, there's no way they'll permit anything with extra layers of complexity or the possibilities for mania.
if they head abroad they'll be fine. if they stay china focused there ain't nothing to focus on any more.
and i'm amazed that some people in this thread still seem to think there's gonna be a chinese market. there won't be outside of guys meeting in bars.
I dont think that NEO has a future, it pumped hard because it was tottaly involved in China ICO market. With sch kind of a news where ICOs are forbidden, NEO can start aiming to another markets, but can it compete with ETH? Probably not.
I don't really like anything from China. You know China's product are garbage. Most of them duplicate products from handphone to other electronic no good quality at all. Neo is the same is copy paste of eth I don;t care if it is pumped or dumped 
I am greatly pleased to have bought some NEO these days.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
After the China ICOs ban, if NEO has the government's trust and becomes the authoritative platform, it will make it very strong.
NEO was all about marketing... now where's the product? the development? the dApps? The coin was way overvalued based only on being "ethereum of china", that couldn't be sustainable...
NEO could actually be better than ETH. marketing of course are there all coins does need marketing even the tokens for adnetworks themselves. there are languages that ETH ain't ready yet. and it doesn't have GAS too so if you are looking for a product, GAS itself it.
NEO CEO Da HongFei wanted to turn NEO into a smart economy platform for China. NEO will survive. China banning ICO like BTC in the past is temporary. If you're willing to take the risk and be patient you will be rewarded handsomely.
NEO was all about marketing... now where's the product? the development? the dApps? The coin was way overvalued based only on being "ethereum of china", that couldn't be sustainable...
NEO could actually be better than ETH. marketing of course are there all coins does need marketing even the tokens for adnetworks themselves. there are languages that ETH ain't ready yet. and it doesn't have GAS too so if you are looking for a product, GAS itself it.
NEO was all about marketing... now where's the product? the development? the dApps? The coin was way overvalued based only on being "ethereum of china", that couldn't be sustainable...
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