Cryptocurrency Daily General Discussion - January 5, 2018 |
- Daily General Discussion - January 5, 2018
- RaiBlocks has won the Binance coin vote!
- Why I think Tron is bullshit
- I just read Tron's whitepaper. It raises more Red Flags than a Worker's Parade inside the Soviet Union
- 50 Crypto Trading & Investing Lessons Learned Over The Past 5 Years
- Do you guys have a need for crypto tax software? I'm considering writing an open source web app this week to sift through the reports that exchanges provide and comparing it to market history data to generate usable gain/loss summary documents.
- HODL
- My take on ELIX, and why I think it will take off.
- EA just announced their own coin "EAMTX" aimed at making micro-transactions "easier" to purchase.
- When you want to purchase your first Lambo with Crypto profits ...
- If I make $50k on Crypto this year, I will shave my beard and dye my hair so I will look like Guy Fieri. Plus dress up as him for a full week and post the pics on here. No bamboozle.
- SHITCOINS
- What sold me on VeChain
- Guys, what do I tell my wife?
- XRB has just been listed on Kucoin!
- My 2017 reflections and 2018 predictions
- Charlie Lee's response to the founder of Tron (TRX) Justin Sun tweet about Charlie selling his LTC.
- We only want one thing
- Request Network project update (January 5th, 2018)-Release of the JS library, on the road to Request Great Wall
- VEN just passed 4$ on binance
- “Ripple is highly centralized & XRP is more akin to a PayPal account than a trustless system like bitcoin.... It's hard to come up w any rational reason why XRP exists in the Ripple protocol, other than as a means for Ripple to make money. Lots of money.“
- Texas orders BitConnect to "Cease and Desist" selling their BCC coin in Texas, calling it a ponzi scheme and a fraud
- Request Network Update!
- TIL: you have to pay $80 just to create a ripple wallet
- Enjin Coin Up 500% - New Multi-Coin Wallet Releasing Soon - Gamer token with promising dev and roadmap
- STORM Token - One of the most exciting projects of 2018
| Daily General Discussion - January 5, 2018 Posted: 04 Jan 2018 10:14 PM PST Welcome to the Daily General Discussion thread. Disclaimer: Moderation is less stringent in this thread since it is exempted from the karma and age requirements. Therefore, consider all information posted here with a pinch of salt, and always cross check with known sources what information you find. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and excercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. PnDs and brigades are not sanctioned by the mod team in any way as they violate rule III. If you discover this thread is being used for these activities, bring it to the mod teams's notice via the modmail. Guidelines:
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| RaiBlocks has won the Binance coin vote! Posted: 05 Jan 2018 02:01 AM PST
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| Posted: 04 Jan 2018 04:19 PM PST First and foremost, I am a crypto investor, a tech enthusiast, and a developer. I have recently invested in whatever Reddit has been shilling, which includes TRON. Now, don't get me wrong, this coin has gotten me great returns thus far, but after a closer examination of its whitepaper and marketing, I am seriously doubting the legitimacy of this project. Here are some specifics about the marketing that have caught my attention:
In its whitepaper:
Anyways, I encourage you all to do some research on this coin, and let me know if you agree or disagree! Edit: upon some further digging, I have found similar concerns from other Redditors that didn't seem to raise any attention: https://www.reddit.com/r/binance/comments/6w41e0/anyone_even_verified_peiwotron_claim_of_10m_users/ [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2018 06:45 PM PST Right now Tron (TRX) is on number 6 spot with a market cap nearing $20 billion. So I thought I'd read the whitepaper and figure out what it is. Here is the whitepaper. https://dn-peiwo-web.qbox.me/Tron-Whitepaper-1031-V18-EN.pdf On bottom half of page 2
I shit you not, this is what the paper actually says. Here is the distribution on section 10.2
CEO of Tron was the founder of Peiwo. Whoever is still buying Tron at this stage, good luck to you. [link] [comments]  | ||
| 50 Crypto Trading & Investing Lessons Learned Over The Past 5 Years Posted: 04 Jan 2018 08:51 PM PST By Chris Dunn 1 - Everyone's a genius in a bull market. Real traders can survive and even thrive in bear markets or highly volatile markets. 2 - Don't be a blind bull. ALL markets are cyclical. Don't be afraid of pullbacks or market crashes – that's where you can make the most money. 3 - There's a big difference between a trade and an investment. 4 - Fully plan your trade before you pull the trigger on the entry. 5 - Entries are important, but risk & money management is where you make or lose money. 6 - Beware of get-rich-quick gurus hopping on the crypto bandwagon over the past year. 7 - Decide which types of trade setups or investments you'll take and ignore everything else. 8 - Don't assume just because you've made a lot of money in crypto that you can just as easily make money in other financial markets. 95%+ of stock market traders LOSE money. The game is rigged. Stick to what you know works for you. 9 - The best way to day trade cryptocurrencies is – DON'T! 10 - The best way to profit in any market is to find something you think has big potential early (before the general public catches on), and invest assuming you're going to lose 100% of your capital. It's the "angel investor" approach. 11 - You can't control the market. The only thing you can control is your entries, trade size, and exits. 12 - One market participant can completely destroy "good technical analysis". 13 - Don't blindly follow trade alerts from ANYONE, especially random people on social media or chat rooms. 14 - All financial networking marketing projects are ponzi schemes, period. 15 - If you make a life-changing amount of money, do NOTHING for at least 30 days. 16 - Trading isn't about picking exact tops and bottoms in a market – it's about catching the meat of a move. 17 - Don't turn a small losing trade into a massive losing investment. 18 - Don't set daily profit target goals – set long-term performance goals. 19 - Learn to survive, then thrive. 20 - The best charting indicators are price action and volume. You can use others, but it won't necessarily make you a more profitable trader. 21 - Trends can go way past what seems rational. 22 - Don't try to pick tops in a market. Wait for the market to tell you when the trend is over. 23 - Don't trade in front of big news events – it's impossible to predict how markets will react. 24 - The biggest challenge for most traders is their ego, or the need to be right. 25 - You can lose 50% of your trades and still be profitable if you manage risk properly. 26 - The best entrepreneurs and CEO's typically make the worst traders and investors. 27 - People with the best mindset for investing typically have a career in high-risk situations like firefighters, pilots, police. 28 - Avoid pump and dump groups like the plague they are. 29 - You WILL make every mistake in the book. Don't beat yourself up when you make mistakes, just learn and try not to make the same mistake twice. 30 - Don't treat crypto exchanges like bank accounts. You don't own the coins unless you control the private keys. 31 - Crypto is a 24/7/365 market. You can't catch every trade. If you miss one, don't worry – there's ALWAYS another trade. 32 - Don't invest in a coin unless you understand it inside out. 33 - You can make money trading the momentum and hype in shitcoins, just don't invest long-term. 34 - Stay away from coins with low trading volume and low market caps. They are easily manipulated and you can get stuck in a position. 35 - Don't trade with money you need for living expenses. It's called "risk capital" for a reason. 36 - Think of yourself as a hunter – save your ammo for the big game. 37 - Crypocurrency exchanges go down when there's high volatility. If price hits a major target or buy zone, it might make sense to place some orders BEFORE everyone else. 38 - Trading and investing brings all your emotions to the forefront – fear, greed, hesitation. 39 - The hardest thing to do in trading is… NOTHING. This can also be the most profitable thing to do. 40 - Just because a market is in a "bubble" doesn't mean it's going to die. Bitcoin has been through over half a dozen big bubbles and increased in price after each one. 41 - Manage your trades in a way that would leave you with no regrets no matter what the market does. 42 - Learn to think like a contrarian. If you're someone who needs to have your opinion validated by everyone around you, then trading and investing isn't for you. 43 - The shorter the chart time frame, the less reliable the chart patterns are. The longer the time frame, the more variables affect price action and the harder it becomes to predict price. My sweet spot in the daily chart for trade setups and 60-minute chart for entries. 44 - Some market conditions are great for pushing the gas on every trade setup you can find, where other market conditions call for you to slam on the brakes and step away from the markets altogether. 45 - 90%+ of cryptocurrencies will eventually go to zero. Invest accordingly. 46 - The mental side of trading is the hardest to master, the most under-appreciated skill, and will cause you to make or lose the biggest amounts of money. 47 - The 3 biggest problems for traders are over-trading, hesitating on entries, and closing positions prior to profit targets when the trade is still intact. 48 - You can make a career's worth of profit in one year or one trade – don't feel like every day has to be a home run. Play the long game. Be patient and wait for the best plays. 49 - Don't trust anyone else to trade for you. Manage your own high-risk investments (like crypto trading) or don't participate at all. 50 - Take the news for what it is – they're trying to get views and clicks. They're NOT looking out for your best interests or trying to help you make money. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2018 03:53 PM PST Title says it all really. This subreddit has been good to my gains this year so I'd like to give back by providing this service if its useful to people. I know solutions currently exist but have heard pretty poor things about them. So I'm trying to gauge how many people might be interested in something that takes the documents the exchanges give you and generates actual useable data by going back and looking at market history and determining US dollar value at time of transaction. I could write this pretty quick but won't waist my time if there is no need. Upvote or comment if you have interest in something like this. Feel free to give suggestions on what you would like to see included in the product. If no one needs this then I won't bother developing it for the public. You're call reddit. Edit: Developers pm me and I can send you repo details soon if you would like to contribute. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| My take on ELIX, and why I think it will take off. Posted: 04 Jan 2018 06:36 PM PST INTRODUCTION Let me explain - if you don't know anything about the coin, ELIX can be roughly broken down as follows:
Now, the 1st part is nothing new - this is being done by a whole range of coins - neither are the 2nd and 3rd parts. But, that's the beauty of it - it's a proven model that has made a LOT of founders rich. To put it simply, Crowdfunding and P2P Lending have blown up over the last few years in the startup world, outside of blockchain and cryptocurrencies. However, both are perfectly suited to a decentralized p2p blockchain solution, which is exactly what Elixir is offering. Why ELIX?
COMPETITORS It's biggest competitor is SALT, which is residing at 691mil mcap, while ELIX is currently at 28mil. I believe this ratio is skewed, as when you compare the two, ELIX has numerous advantages, such as;
TEAM David Jackson - Cofounder Stanford University graduate Previously worked at Stanford Intelligent Systems,(SISL) Stanford Space Rendezvous Lab(SLAB), and a nano particle lab at Duke University Munir Safi - Cofounder Graduate of Indiana University Degree in Computer Science with focus on intelligent systems Professional working experience as Software Dev for GM Experience technical background (6yrs) from Technical team consultant to Full Stack Developer Roadmap/Current development https://medium.com/@elixirtoken/elix-taking-a-look-at-the-road-ahead-ec9542a25f55 DISCLOSURE: I am a ELIX holder. This is not financial advice. [link] [comments]  | ||
| EA just announced their own coin "EAMTX" aimed at making micro-transactions "easier" to purchase. Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:23 PM PST Nah I'm just messing with ya, but just imagine if this shit actually happened? How would we all react? Do you think the coin would take off simply based on the fact that it's EA? Maybe because they are a massive company and people would buy it simply for the profits? I definitely don't they would buy it for the function that's for sure... [link] [comments]  | ||
| When you want to purchase your first Lambo with Crypto profits ... Posted: 04 Jan 2018 03:03 PM PST
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| Posted: 04 Jan 2018 09:20 PM PST Fuck it, I'm doing it. I only recently got into Crypto and got a nice little profit from the Litecoin surge. By June I'll have around $8-10k I can invest in crypto with. If I make $50,000 in Crypto by December 31th 2018, I will more or less become Guy Fieri and post pics on here. The hair and beard will last the longest but I'll dress up like him for a full week as well. No bamboozle. I'm up to my neck in student loans, and this would pay off roughly 1/4th of my student debt (fucking interest and Sallie Mae.) So being able to pay off that much will help my life out so fucking much by freeing up enough debt to give me about an extra $400 a month. No bamboozle. EDIT: I just realized that $50k won't be that high after taxes when accounting for my income, so while I'll still stick to this pledge I'm a little down now thinking of how it won't make as big of a dent on my student loans as I thought it would. If I did the math right, then that $50k becomes roughly $40k (not including any fees exchanges will deduct.) But I'm not sure if it will actually decrease even more when accounting for the rest of my income. EDIT: #2 I guess I should also update this post when I reach various milestones such as 10k, 20k, 30k, 40k, and 50k. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 04 Jan 2018 05:45 PM PST It's entrance into the agricultural and food sectors. When people think of farmers they usually think of migrant workers, hillbilly's, dirt and the smell of manure. What is often overlooked is industrial-scale farming is very scientific, and very technological. Everything is measured out precisely. From the genetically modified seeds to the pesticides, herbicides and fungicides used – today more than ever, advancements in technology are crucial to making sure the population can sustain itself. Technology is most apparent in the agricultural industry through controlled atmosphere cold storage and temperature controlled shipping. To ensure maximum freshness and longevity of fruits and vegetables, temperatures and relative humidity are kept at very specific levels depending on the crop being stored. The ethylene levels are also measured and in many cases artificially lowered or "sucked out". Temperature monitoring systems have also been developed to ensure the cold-chain is being kept every step of the way. All of this allows temperature sensitive fruits and vegetables to travel across continents and oceans while maintaining their quality and freshness. Because of these breakthroughs and meticulous handling, consumers around the world can enjoy nearly any fruit or vegetable at any time of the year. VeChain is breaking into this industry, and dare I say have the potential be as big a breakthrough and emerging technology as cold-storage and cooling systems were? So how can VeChain impact the agricultural sector? Unlike a lot of other industries and sectors, the agricultural sector is one that has been waiting for blockchain to come to their aid for years. They welcome blockchain not with skepticism but with open arms and a welcome gift – a way for blockchain technology to prove itself in the real world. A world full of doubt and critics. One of the biggest problems in the agricultural supply chain is transparency. And blockchain solves this.
VeChain will change the world. In the future people may or may not use crypto as a currency. They may or may not play Tron Dogs. They may or may not gamble on the blockchain. But what WILL happen, is implementation into the supply chain - in particular perishables and highly temperature sensitive commodities. The fact that VeChain is one of the few projects out there that have even bothered to tackle this issue is mindblowing, and at the same time a vote of confidence into their vision and knowledge. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| XRB has just been listed on Kucoin! Posted: 04 Jan 2018 11:29 AM PST
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| My 2017 reflections and 2018 predictions Posted: 04 Jan 2018 06:20 PM PST I wanted to take a minute to reflect on some thoughts looking back over the last year and some predictions going forward into 2018. I've been into bitcoin since 2011, but this past year I finally took the plunge and became a full time investor/trader in the spring after leaving my cushy software engineering job. It turned out to be about the best decision I could have made, as I started heavily investing in a variety of coins back in spring when the rally was just getting started. It's been a whirlwind 9 months trying to keep up with the markets, but I feel my efforts paid off, as I closed the year up 4x in term of Bitcoin and about 50x USD. My main fear was that I would put in hundreds of hours and would have just been better off holding Bitcoin, so I'm glad all my hard work paid off.
One thing I became very aware of this year is to pay attention to the macro environment in the markets, and not get tunnel vision for certain coins. In hindsight I didn't pay enough attention to the high demand for BTC because of all the free money forks, because I was too busy researching and investing in alts. I was paying a lot of attention to individual coins, but when the market went against alts during the BTC rally, I was left dumb founded, only to realize I hadn't paid enough attention to the meta game within the market. I've now noticed that there are trends in the overall market, just like in all markets, but in crypto they come and go in months or weeks, rather than years like in the stock market. Here are my thoughts on some of the bigger trends I've observed.
ICO Flipping A lot of people made a killing flipping ICOs earlier this year, but it seems like that easy money is mostly gone for now. More recently a lot of ICOs have gotten dumped upon hitting the exchanges. It was bound to happen, when something is that easy everyone will pile on until it's no longer profitable. The cool thing about ICOs was that it allowed small time investors access into early stage investments. Something that was never really possible before, and only the privileged with millions of cash and connections could have. Well, I think going forward flipping will once again become a game for the large holders with connections. I think if you want to flip an early stage coin you're going to have to get in way before ICO, and then sell to all the chumps who buy once it hits the market.
Penny coin pumps This is a current market mechanic that many, myself included, are very salty about. It's one of those thing, where in hindsight we should have seen it coming and made a killing. Normies have been entering the market for a while now, and it makes sense that when you have thousands of people that know nothing about crypto, they're going to pick the "cheap" coins. People want those 100x gains that others have gotten, and they don't think they'll be able to get it with the bigger coins. This will eventually come to an end, but who knows how long it can go on for.
Alts pump when bitcoin goes sideways I think people in these markets are addicted to crazy gains, I know I certainly am. It gets boring when you're not doubling your money every week, so when bitcoin stalls people get their money into other coins to get that dopamine fix again. I think this is a trend that will persist for some time to come, as we're all collective junkies for huge gains.
Look alike coins Another market trend I've witnessed many times is that when one coin pumps big, it's often followed days later by coins with similar tech. This happened very recently with ripple and stellar, and there are a host of other examples. I think this is a trend that will likely continue although lessen as investors become more savvy and begin noticing that many look alikes are not all they're sold to be. For example, people got a taste of this with the recent XVG privacy fiasco, and are learning that while many privacy coins look alike, few actually offer real privacy.
And here are some of my predictions for this year.
XRB will emerge as the coin for inter-exchange transfers I have accounts on around 8 exchanges, and I must say that no matter how many times I send or receive cryptos from exchanges, it always makes me extremely nervous. Waiting around for hours while my money is in limbo is terrifying, and causes me a great deal of stress. Right now we're seeing a very rapid growth in exchanges listing XRB, and I expect this to continue and greatly accelerate this year. Once it's on most exchanges it's only natural that it will become the preferred method of moving money between exchanges. And, once it's the preferred method for moving money between exchanges, I expect to see many more XRB pairs, which will further drive adoption. It could well become the traders coin. This of course, is all assuming someone doesn't figure out how to attack the coin and destroy it, as the tech is still not battle hardened.
NEO will jump up the ranks One main promise of crypto was to be able to do financial business outside of the realm of government controlled currencies. One of the biggest uses for this we saw this year was in ICOs, and they're coming to NEO very fast. I think NEO will trace a trajectory similar to what ETH has already done as we see an exponential increase in the number of ICOs on the platform. A crypto economy that supports high value financial business like venture capital via ICOs is going to have a lot of demand, as ETH has already proven.
ETH with go to $2k-$5k There is tons of stuff in the pipeline coming out, including PoS, which will give more incentive for people to hold. ETH still has one of the biggest developer communities in this space, and this will help drive innovation. It's also becoming a secondary safe haven coin to BTC and many big holders will be parking their money in it.
Coins without fundamentals may die Or they may not. As much as I want scams like EOS to die off, the fact is that many of these coins raised hundreds of millions during ICO, which gives them runway to burn for years to come. As long as they can keep conning people into believing in the dream, it could go on for years. However, I do expect to see some of the worst offenders shaken down the ranks, like BTG.
Thoughts on Bitcoin going forward The sense I'm getting is that a lot of new money entering the market isn't that interested in Bitcoin. They see it as dated tech without the chance to get them 100x gains. So, I think for a lot of small time investors entering the market that aren't very knowledgable they will mostly buy other coins. However, if you're looking to park a lot of money in crypto (millions) you really have no choice but to use the bigger coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. I think we're going to see more big names coming out saying they're buying big chunks of Bitcoin, just like Peter Thiel did. Also, I think we'll see a lot of people taking profits from alts and putting it back into bitcoin, as a lot of people are reluctant to cash out and deal with the tax man. The optimism in the market right now is driving people to keep money within the ecosystem, which makes a store of value coin like Bitcoin very useful. I think we'll start to see lighting get rolled out this year, and eventually see a shift in the tide of thinking Bitcoin is dated and past its prime. I expect to see $40k-$60k for Bitcoin by the end of the year. In my mind, it's value proposition is still huge. It's the one and only battle hardened crypto that has stood the test of time. If lightning can succeed, it will make a rock solid base layer for the crypto economy.
My strategy going forward I'm a bit burned out on hyper focusing on the markets for the last 9 months, so I'm going to be doing more holding in 2018. I'll be holding most of my portfolio in BTC, ETH, NEO, XMR, and XRB. I'll be on the lookout for novel technology to invest in, but staying away from most business tokens. I'm interested in investing in open platforms/protocols, and I think in the long term that's where the most money is to be made. Of course, you can make much higher percent returns chasing the latest hype, but quite frankly I'm tired of that game. Happy trading to you all. I feel very grateful that I'm a part of this crazy movement and that I get to share in it with a bunch of crazies from all over the world. I'll be at the BTC Miami conference later this month and hope to meet some of you there. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Charlie Lee's response to the founder of Tron (TRX) Justin Sun tweet about Charlie selling his LTC. Posted: 04 Jan 2018 10:56 AM PST
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| Posted: 04 Jan 2018 05:11 PM PST https://www.ssb.texas.gov/sites/default/files/BitConnect_ENF-18-CDO-1754.pdf The Texas State Securities Board has declared BitConnect and their BCC coin, currently selling for about $425/coin and having a market cap of $2,621,031,617, a fraud and have been given a "cease and desist" order. Probably more government agencies to follow. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| TIL: you have to pay $80 just to create a ripple wallet Posted: 04 Jan 2018 07:00 PM PST
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| STORM Token - One of the most exciting projects of 2018 Posted: 05 Jan 2018 12:21 AM PST Hello /r/cryptocurrency, If you've been watching Coinmarketcap today, you'll notice one coin made a pretty spectacular entrance into the Top 100 - STORM Token. I've been closely tracking it for the past couple of months, and I believe it'll be one of the most successful projects to come out of the space this year. What is STORM?: Storm Market creates more earning opportunities for people all around the world by utilizing technology. Previously known as Bitmaker, STORM Play makes it easier for members to find new ways to earn, engage, and advance with our gamified micro-task platform for STORM tokens. Eventually, developers hope to build a gamified task marketplace called the Storm Market, on which Storm "Makers" and "Players" can post and accept tasks using smart contracts. There will be three methods of 'earning' - Play to Earn, Shop to Earn, and Perform to Earn. I'll give a brief description of them below.
Who's Behind It?: Simon Yu is the CEO of STORM. He is a former financial analyst, and had major success with a food truck operation optimizing data and strategic thinking. Following that, he went on to create Bitmaker with his dorm-mate, growing it's active userbase to over 250,000 and currently has over 1,000,000 installs. Another person of interest is COO Arry Yu, who has an impressive history at Microsoft, KPMG, and has critical experience helping to grow startups. Last, but certainly not least, Steven Nerayoff is their Chief Strategist, Co-Creator of Ethereum, and an executive/advisor on the Lisk and Bancor projects. If the team behind the project didn't hype you up, maybe their advisory board will. There are far too many impressive ones to name (you can see it on their website), but here are some major ones to note:
Who Will Use it?: Storm Play will be used by indiduals looking to perform tasks/play/shop to earn cryptocurrencies, advertisers looking for users to view their videos/ads, gaming platforms looking for users, and recruiters looking for users to complete P2P freelance tasks. Who's Partnered With STORM?: Kyber Network, QTUM, Zencash, Bancor, INK, Jaxx, and more on the horizon..(noticed Simon attending a TON of conferences/meetings in Korea over the past couple of months).. Why do I like the project?: To me, STORM is one of the most exciting projects of 2018 because of the brilliant use case (decentralized, gamified micro-task platform and marketplace) with a clear advantage over it's competitors (Fiverr, Mturk, Upwork) for both the Storm Players and Storm Makers. With an experienced team and advisory board behind it, and an array of exciting partnerships (with more on the horizon, I'm sure), I think we'll see STORM play out as one of the most successful projects of 2018. Hope you enjoyed the read - as always, DYOR and best of luck! [link] [comments]  |
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