The first 2 of 3 Substrate Burn Parties burnt 120M Substrate and have finally been removed from CoinMarketCap’s Circulating Supply calculations. This means that there are now 30% fewer Substrate tokens in circulation.
You can view the Circulating Supply here: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/substratum/
The Burnt Token Address with no private key can be seen here: https://etherscan.io/address/0xd41d37f9865cc121f71957e6eafb09cbdc98d6c3#tokentxns
The first 2 of 3 Substrate Burn Parties burnt 120M Substrate and have finally been removed from CoinMarketCap’s Circulating Supply calculations. This means that there are now 30% fewer Substrate tokens in circulation.
You can view the Circulating Supply here: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/substratum/
The Burnt Token Address with no private key can be seen here: https://etherscan.io/address/0xd41d37f9865cc121f71957e6eafb09cbdc98d6c3#tokentxns
https://www.coinigy.com/s/i/5ad883a1c61cc/
Really? You think you can time these tops and catch these small dips? Very dangerous to day trade right now considering the upward trajectory. Now if it was more sideways I'd wish you best of luck, but this looks really bad to try to trade.
From coinbase, send Ether or Bitcoin to your wallet on an exchange that has SUB. I recommend Ether...must faster sending. So you send ethereum to your exchange ethereum address. Then buy SUB with ethereum. Binance is the best I have encountered thus far. Use my referral link https://www.binance.com/?ref=10861958 or not my referral link https://www.binance.com/. Then withdrawal the SUB to your MEW address.
The private key is like your password to your address. Ethereum uses blockchain technology. Your balances are stored on all decentralized ledgers for the ethereum network.
Yes; however, most of the internet are mom and pops which are rather price sensitive; having cheaper solutions is appealing to them.
Nevertheless, the same argumentation could be used for VPNs; why bother if current solutions do exist and always will? (My VPN, worked perfectly in China, even during Congress meetings while other did not, such as Astrill).
Regarding the competition, SUB has already a working prototype; while those ICO (which I am unaware of) probably do not. The first mover advantage is something to take into account, especially in a sharing economy :).
That's were the disruptive nature of the blockchain technology enters. Rome wasn't build in a day.
The first 2 of 3 Substrate Burn Parties burnt 120M Substrate and have finally been removed from CoinMarketCap’s Circulating Supply calculations. This means that there are now 30% fewer Substrate tokens in circulation.
You can view the Circulating Supply here: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/substratum/
The Burnt Token Address with no private key can be seen here: https://etherscan.io/address/0xd41d37f9865cc121f71957e6eafb09cbdc98d6c3#tokentxns
The first 2 of 3 Substrate Burn Parties burnt 120M Substrate and have finally been removed from CoinMarketCap’s Circulating Supply calculations. This means that there are now 30% fewer Substrate tokens in circulation.
You can view the Circulating Supply here: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/substratum/
The Burnt Token Address with no private key can be seen here: https://etherscan.io/address/0xd41d37f9865cc121f71957e6eafb09cbdc98d6c3#tokentxns
https://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/
If you look at the pattern, token based Cryptos are super risky, because you do not actually know how much ETH backs up your tokens, because nobody actually knows how many TOTAL tokens there are in a project.
Inspite of unforgable currencies, they tend to go up over time, because the amount of coins are fixed.
But when we're talking about tokens... well. Fiat is like one, there could be some hyperinflations.
Be careful.