Topic: Top 100 coin BUT only on TWO exchanges?! - page 2. (Read 985 times)
This coin is no different from others and I think that for example it is not more promising from ethereum.
so what does everyone think of coinbene? Anyone use them?
I don't know about you guys but sometimes I go through CMC and research every coin on the top 100. I did notice one the other day ranked 96 atm called MOAC (mother of all chains). Looks like they're sitting around $1 and are only traded on 2 exchanges.
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
I think why coins that is included in the top 100 just utilize only two exchanges is because they have much more control of their coins. They might limit the unnecessary selling or dumping of their coin in the market.
I think so too. All we can hope for is them to get listed on more, but we all know that it's extremely difficult to get listed. MOAC is a solid option though
Big fan of MOAC. been researching them for quite a bit
I don't know about you guys but sometimes I go through CMC and research every coin on the top 100. I did notice one the other day ranked 96 atm called MOAC (mother of all chains). Looks like they're sitting around $1 and are only traded on 2 exchanges.
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
I think why coins that is included in the top 100 just utilize only two exchanges is because they have much more control of their coins. They might limit the unnecessary selling or dumping of their coin in the market.
I think so too. All we can hope for is them to get listed on more, but we all know that it's extremely difficult to get listed. MOAC is a solid option though
I don't know about you guys but sometimes I go through CMC and research every coin on the top 100. I did notice one the other day ranked 96 atm called MOAC (mother of all chains). Looks like they're sitting around $1 and are only traded on 2 exchanges.
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
I think why coins that is included in the top 100 just utilize only two exchanges is because they have much more control of their coins. They might limit the unnecessary selling or dumping of their coin in the market.
there are exchange sites that want to be paid before they list your coins and it is expensive. as long as the exchange they list their coin have less problem occurred it won't affect the price. because there are investors that woun't buy in a problematic exchange sites.
Where do you see crypto going? before success was dependent on what exchanges you were on. Nowadays not so much. What does this mean? 
Maybe it's because the exchange listing fees are very expensive or because they want to focus first on developing the platform. Even though they have been listed on many exchanges but there is no guarantee Moac price will grow fast, so in my opinion this is the right decision.
Yea getting listed on an exchange is tricky and expensive. Looks like MOAC is working on case studies. They recently launched their first app Moodata. They even had a webinar showing people how easy it is to launch a dapp: https://www.moac.io/newmoodada.html
Pretty big news: MOAC partners with securities platform. https://www.strictlycrypto.com/rac-announces-collaboration-and-investment-from-moac-foundation/
Maybe it's because the exchange listing fees are very expensive or because they want to focus first on developing the platform. Even though they have been listed on many exchanges but there is no guarantee Moac price will grow fast, so in my opinion this is the right decision.
Yea getting listed on an exchange is tricky and expensive. Looks like MOAC is working on case studies. They recently launched their first app Moodata. They even had a webinar showing people how easy it is to launch a dapp: https://www.moac.io/newmoodada.html
Maybe it's because the exchange listing fees are very expensive or because they want to focus first on developing the platform. Even though they have been listed on many exchanges but there is no guarantee Moac price will grow fast, so in my opinion this is the right decision.
This is actually normal in the crypto world.
Because of the cost of listing on an exchange, most coins end up on one or two and thats it.
Even if they get listed on more, all fo the trading volume ends up on just one or two anyways.
Also, the days of getting listed on many exchanges or good exchanges being a big thing are over.
In the past, if a coin got on a good exchange, you could expect its value to rise dramatically.
This just isn't the case anymore so you shouldn't use it as a measure of potential.
As far as MOAC goes, I've heard some good things, also some bad.
Like every single DAO project out there it is hard to say because DAO itself is a totally brand new area and speculative.
I would say compare MOAC to other DAO projects like Daostack, wings, or district0x and decide which one is best.
Because of the cost of listing on an exchange, most coins end up on one or two and thats it.
Even if they get listed on more, all fo the trading volume ends up on just one or two anyways.
Also, the days of getting listed on many exchanges or good exchanges being a big thing are over.
In the past, if a coin got on a good exchange, you could expect its value to rise dramatically.
This just isn't the case anymore so you shouldn't use it as a measure of potential.
As far as MOAC goes, I've heard some good things, also some bad.
Like every single DAO project out there it is hard to say because DAO itself is a totally brand new area and speculative.
I would say compare MOAC to other DAO projects like Daostack, wings, or district0x and decide which one is best.
I think MOAC is more so going up against EOS and NEO and ETH2.0. Pretty solid team that are silicon valley vets and they announced a partnership today: https://medium.com/oathprotocol/oath-protocol-and-moac-team-up-in-strategic-partnership-f38427784a17
And to add to that this is what they posted today: https://medium.com/moac/explaining-moacs-ground-breaking-technology-95362b8aa99a
Asking about Top 20 coins, they are available to buy included on bundles on the CoinBundle platform.
And they started the universe of crypto bundles (that CoinBase recently copied). But it is not like a crypto exchange, but FIAT/investment platform, and can also be considered as exchange.
About MOAC, is it a smart contract platform? If yes, in what things it is better than Ethereum, NEO, EOS, Lisk and others?
And they started the universe of crypto bundles (that CoinBase recently copied). But it is not like a crypto exchange, but FIAT/investment platform, and can also be considered as exchange.
About MOAC, is it a smart contract platform? If yes, in what things it is better than Ethereum, NEO, EOS, Lisk and others?
They're a public blockchain. What's interesting is that they have many layers of their blockckchain and one layer handles smart contracts. They are primarily focused on p2p commercial dapps. They are planning on scaling to 100,000 TPS. Read more on their site https://www.moac.io/
This is actually normal in the crypto world.
Because of the cost of listing on an exchange, most coins end up on one or two and thats it.
Even if they get listed on more, all fo the trading volume ends up on just one or two anyways.
Also, the days of getting listed on many exchanges or good exchanges being a big thing are over.
In the past, if a coin got on a good exchange, you could expect its value to rise dramatically.
This just isn't the case anymore so you shouldn't use it as a measure of potential.
As far as MOAC goes, I've heard some good things, also some bad.
Like every single DAO project out there it is hard to say because DAO itself is a totally brand new area and speculative.
I would say compare MOAC to other DAO projects like Daostack, wings, or district0x and decide which one is best.
Because of the cost of listing on an exchange, most coins end up on one or two and thats it.
Even if they get listed on more, all fo the trading volume ends up on just one or two anyways.
Also, the days of getting listed on many exchanges or good exchanges being a big thing are over.
In the past, if a coin got on a good exchange, you could expect its value to rise dramatically.
This just isn't the case anymore so you shouldn't use it as a measure of potential.
As far as MOAC goes, I've heard some good things, also some bad.
Like every single DAO project out there it is hard to say because DAO itself is a totally brand new area and speculative.
I would say compare MOAC to other DAO projects like Daostack, wings, or district0x and decide which one is best.
I think MOAC is more so going up against EOS and NEO and ETH2.0. Pretty solid team that are silicon valley vets and they announced a partnership today: https://medium.com/oathprotocol/oath-protocol-and-moac-team-up-in-strategic-partnership-f38427784a17
This is actually normal in the crypto world.
Because of the cost of listing on an exchange, most coins end up on one or two and thats it.
Even if they get listed on more, all fo the trading volume ends up on just one or two anyways.
Also, the days of getting listed on many exchanges or good exchanges being a big thing are over.
In the past, if a coin got on a good exchange, you could expect its value to rise dramatically.
This just isn't the case anymore so you shouldn't use it as a measure of potential.
As far as MOAC goes, I've heard some good things, also some bad.
Like every single DAO project out there it is hard to say because DAO itself is a totally brand new area and speculative.
I would say compare MOAC to other DAO projects like Daostack, wings, or district0x and decide which one is best.
Because of the cost of listing on an exchange, most coins end up on one or two and thats it.
Even if they get listed on more, all fo the trading volume ends up on just one or two anyways.
Also, the days of getting listed on many exchanges or good exchanges being a big thing are over.
In the past, if a coin got on a good exchange, you could expect its value to rise dramatically.
This just isn't the case anymore so you shouldn't use it as a measure of potential.
As far as MOAC goes, I've heard some good things, also some bad.
Like every single DAO project out there it is hard to say because DAO itself is a totally brand new area and speculative.
I would say compare MOAC to other DAO projects like Daostack, wings, or district0x and decide which one is best.
I don't know about you guys but sometimes I go through CMC and research every coin on the top 100. I did notice one the other day ranked 96 atm called MOAC (mother of all chains). Looks like they're sitting around $1 and are only traded on 2 exchanges.
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
reasonable, because the volume is also small 17k USD daily average,
I just heard about MOA today, it looks like the team and developer are focusing on their project, and usually when the product is released the exchanger will be the next target
Yeaup. Looks like they're flying pretty stealth, although they launched their first dapp moodada a couple of weeks ago.
I don't know about you guys but sometimes I go through CMC and research every coin on the top 100. I did notice one the other day ranked 96 atm called MOAC (mother of all chains). Looks like they're sitting around $1 and are only traded on 2 exchanges.
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
IMO that's pretty impressive. Seems like a very interesting project that's focused on large scale commercial dapps with multi layer architecture. Anyone else heard of MOAC??
reasonable, because the volume is also small 17k USD daily average,
I just heard about MOA today, it looks like the team and developer are focusing on their project, and usually when the product is released the exchanger will be the next target
Asking about Top 20 coins, they are available to buy included on bundles on the CoinBundle platform.
And they started the universe of crypto bundles (that CoinBase recently copied). But it is not like a crypto exchange, but FIAT/investment platform, and can also be considered as exchange.
About MOAC, is it a smart contract platform? If yes, in what things it is better than Ethereum, NEO, EOS, Lisk and others?
And they started the universe of crypto bundles (that CoinBase recently copied). But it is not like a crypto exchange, but FIAT/investment platform, and can also be considered as exchange.
About MOAC, is it a smart contract platform? If yes, in what things it is better than Ethereum, NEO, EOS, Lisk and others?
there is nothing surprising in this and if you look closely, there are so many projects that are traded on 2-3 exchanges 
Yes, and it is not really necessary to have too much exchange platform for their crpyto currency in order to be use well by the people. It is still essential that the users are considered not the exchange.
who are MOAC's competitors? EOS, NEO, and ETH right??
Before we make our assumptions let's all do our DD. I've so far only read the whitepaper and it looks pretty solid.
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