Why I am taking this opportunity to inject more into NEO when it is under FUD.

ekn222

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Quote from: Caesar Cung on March 07, 2018, 03:08:24 AM

Quote from: JuniAiko on March 06, 2018, 07:28:49 AM

NEO have a good and super active team, hence I am not too concerned of any bug that is discovered. Same with any other projects, including IOTA and NANO, etc. which have faced similar FUDs as they try to progressively learn and evolve their innovative systems.

NEO is still very young and any faults can be much more easily fixed than the more established coins that needs to maintain massive backward compatibility and consensus.

NEO is atm still relatively centralized, which allows them to easily fix issues and bugs. And once everything is more polished, they do aim to decentralize the network.

Same with coins such as NANO and IOTA etc, that is still relying on centralized servers atm, and will start to decentralize as the user grows sufficiently to support the network.

I am definately injecting more into NEO gradually the more its temp price drop due to FUD.

NEO: SCAM From China
While ETH and BTC have 30,000 global nodes, NEO has less than 10 nodes.

NEO pays gas to the coin holder, which is a form of Collective Investment Scheme that is likely to be banned in countries with tight financial ties like Singapore. Then, in the eyes of the SEC in the United States, when touched, NEO will almost be removed from the US floor before complying with the securities law.

Like Tron, Trinity based on NEO stole a piece of Raiden's whitepaper, diminishing trust in a generation of ICOs where clones and robots became habits that were as easy to accept as copper. Rolex or Louis Vutton fake ...

The following two articles analyze potential NEO risk issues for investors to be aware of.

https://news.bitcoin.com/neo-approaches-record-high-but-ce.../

http://storeofvalueblog.com/posts/how-centralized-is-neo/
The above is my judgment!

NEO: SCAM From China lol

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Quote from: JuniAiko on March 06, 2018, 07:28:49 AM

NEO have a good and super active team, hence I am not too concerned of any bug that is discovered. Same with any other projects, including IOTA and NANO, etc. which have faced similar FUDs as they try to progressively learn and evolve their innovative systems.

NEO is still very young and any faults can be much more easily fixed than the more established coins that needs to maintain massive backward compatibility and consensus.

NEO is atm still relatively centralized, which allows them to easily fix issues and bugs. And once everything is more polished, they do aim to decentralize the network.

Same with coins such as NANO and IOTA etc, that is still relying on centralized servers atm, and will start to decentralize as the user grows sufficiently to support the network.

I am definately injecting more into NEO gradually the more its temp price drop due to FUD.

I only have few NEO and FUD is an opportunity for me to catch some dumps. Thanks to FUDsters we can accumulate more at a very cheaper price. I hope the food will continue so everyone can accumulate for more. Let the weak hands lose or profit a little, will we are happy holding it.

Javanewstar

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I think NEO should these FUD there could be a big drop, but I still believe in NEO, because in terms of user experience, NEO is still a very good tokens, so I willing to invest in NEO. ,

talkbitcoin

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All I know is that I know nothing.

the thing about times of FUD and when there is a panic sell going on is that it is kind of a double edged sword to invest in these coins. not necessarily NEO but generally any coin out there is going to be like this. if you buy the dump may not end and you may lose the chance to buy at the bottom and it may even take longer to go back to where you bought your coins at.

i prefer waiting until the drama is over and then jump in.
i think NEO has some good potential for a future pump so i may even do that in the near future.

tamango

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I agree with you.. NEO is one of the coin that has most potential growth this year... I'm accumulating everytime it fells down..

aaacourt

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Quote from: Caesar Cung on March 07, 2018, 03:08:24 AM

Quote from: JuniAiko on March 06, 2018, 07:28:49 AM

NEO have a good and super active team, hence I am not too concerned of any bug that is discovered. Same with any other projects, including IOTA and NANO, etc. which have faced similar FUDs as they try to progressively learn and evolve their innovative systems.

NEO is still very young and any faults can be much more easily fixed than the more established coins that needs to maintain massive backward compatibility and consensus.

NEO is atm still relatively centralized, which allows them to easily fix issues and bugs. And once everything is more polished, they do aim to decentralize the network.

Same with coins such as NANO and IOTA etc, that is still relying on centralized servers atm, and will start to decentralize as the user grows sufficiently to support the network.

I am definately injecting more into NEO gradually the more its temp price drop due to FUD.

NEO: SCAM From China
While ETH and BTC have 30,000 global nodes, NEO has less than 10 nodes.

NEO pays gas to the coin holder, which is a form of Collective Investment Scheme that is likely to be banned in countries with tight financial ties like Singapore. Then, in the eyes of the SEC in the United States, when touched, NEO will almost be removed from the US floor before complying with the securities law.

Like Tron, Trinity based on NEO stole a piece of Raiden's whitepaper, diminishing trust in a generation of ICOs where clones and robots became habits that were as easy to accept as copper. Rolex or Louis Vutton fake ...

The following two articles analyze potential NEO risk issues for investors to be aware of.

https://news.bitcoin.com/neo-approaches-record-high-but-ce.../

http://storeofvalueblog.com/posts/how-centralized-is-neo/
The above is my judgment!

The Centralised aspct of NEO is concerning, as is the fact that China is a pretty brutal place, but i do think NEO will be taking some of Eth's marketcap over the course of 2018

Caesar Cung

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Quote from: JuniAiko on March 06, 2018, 07:28:49 AM

NEO have a good and super active team, hence I am not too concerned of any bug that is discovered. Same with any other projects, including IOTA and NANO, etc. which have faced similar FUDs as they try to progressively learn and evolve their innovative systems.

NEO is still very young and any faults can be much more easily fixed than the more established coins that needs to maintain massive backward compatibility and consensus.

NEO is atm still relatively centralized, which allows them to easily fix issues and bugs. And once everything is more polished, they do aim to decentralize the network.

Same with coins such as NANO and IOTA etc, that is still relying on centralized servers atm, and will start to decentralize as the user grows sufficiently to support the network.

I am definately injecting more into NEO gradually the more its temp price drop due to FUD.

NEO: SCAM From China
While ETH and BTC have 30,000 global nodes, NEO has less than 10 nodes.

NEO pays gas to the coin holder, which is a form of Collective Investment Scheme that is likely to be banned in countries with tight financial ties like Singapore. Then, in the eyes of the SEC in the United States, when touched, NEO will almost be removed from the US floor before complying with the securities law.

Like Tron, Trinity based on NEO stole a piece of Raiden's whitepaper, diminishing trust in a generation of ICOs where clones and robots became habits that were as easy to accept as copper. Rolex or Louis Vutton fake ...

The following two articles analyze potential NEO risk issues for investors to be aware of.

https://news.bitcoin.com/neo-approaches-record-high-but-ce.../

http://storeofvalueblog.com/posts/how-centralized-is-neo/
The above is my judgment!

JuniAiko

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NEO have a good and super active team, hence I am not too concerned of any bug that is discovered. Same with any other projects, including IOTA and NANO, etc. which have faced similar FUDs as they try to progressively learn and evolve their innovative systems.

NEO is still very young and any faults can be much more easily fixed than the more established coins that needs to maintain massive backward compatibility and consensus.

NEO is atm still relatively centralized, which allows them to easily fix issues and bugs. And once everything is more polished, they do aim to decentralize the network.

Same with coins such as NANO and IOTA etc, that is still relying on centralized servers atm, and will start to decentralize as the user grows sufficiently to support the network.

I am definately injecting more into NEO gradually the more its temp price drop due to FUD.

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