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I have read Cannacor's whitepaper and came to the conclusion that this company doesn't really need blockchain to operate. The implementation of CANO token is totally unnecessary as it will hardly add any edge to their production, marketing, or distribution. The reason is that not many crypto enthusiasts are really into medical cannabis, so they won't support this initiative massively.

It's so great that people manage to find more and more applications for blockchain technology which is bound to make our world a better place. Lowering the business cost is a very promising goal which can be achieved by Crypto-Potential in a span of no more than three years. I also like the Proof-of-Achievement mechanism, which really could serve as a decent incentive for the business community to make a valuable contribution.

I reckon that solutions like Brave New Coin are needed badly by the crypto community, especially since the everyday flow of information could be overwhelming at times. However, because of the fact that there is not much historical data to go around in the case of the crypto market, since it is in the early stage of development, the predictions and analysis would be mostly inaccurate as the rules of the traditional stock market don't apply here.

There are many solutions that are similar to what Torex.One is trying to promote. One of them is Coinigy, a great platform where I conduct most of my trading. Therefore, I would be interested to know whether Torex would come up with something better. I am skeptical about trading signals since most of them are wrong, and nobody has ever taken responsibility for bad advice. It’s far more profitable to use your own brain when trading.

I could have considered investing in OilWellCoin if not for a ridiculously high minimum investment threshold that the team had set. I understand that their priority is to attract whales, for whom $10K is peanuts, but such an approach completely cuts off mid-sized investors like me. It's not that I would have to scrap for this sum, but I also can't throw that kind of money around. So, despite how badly I want to set my foot in the oil business, I will have to look for other options.

The idea is a fantastic one, as the numbers of participants in the gaming industry are huge. Team members of the project have set up a good platform that will enable them to generate more awareness. From the goals set out for the project, the team members have been transparent so far. They have done well too to cover the project details on their social media platform. Overall, the project has a high chance of succeeding, based on what the team members have done to this point.

Lately, I've been noticing more and more people advocating for the unrestricted use of medical cannabis that has proven health benefits. I see nothing wrong with that, but only on the condition that this business would be strictly regulated. It's a drug, after all, even though it is considered as a soft one. As for Cannacor, I don't see a lot of potential here, mainly because they intend to operate in a faraway jurisdiction with no clear business plan and distribution scheme.

I've purchased Bitcoin at Vertex Market. The Seller was from my country. The deal was a success. I found the right conditions in a couple of minutes. Then I left the application, and in 5 minutes, I received confirmation. Everything was very quick. I didn't expect it. Now I want to try to be a Seller myself at Vertex Market. But I have a question. Are cryptocurrencies somehow protected from theft here?

I have already seen a plethora of projects that offered almost the exact idea that ENOD tries to push through. Their system might appear more sophisticated compared to the rest, but the main problem is that most people are not really fond of writing full-length reviews or even short feedback, for that matter. Regardless of how well-elaborated your blockchain network is, it won't be of any use if people aren't interested in supporting it.

The first thing that I thought after opening the go-miner homepage is, "Oh well, just another mining startup that probably offers something trivial." But after doing some browsing and getting acquainted with the mining options that they offer, I must say that Gominer managed to kindle my interest. I like that they offer the two-week trial with no financial commitment. Sure, it is a marketing trick, but not many cloud mining providers actually do that, so kudos to Gominer.

While it seems quite convenient that the project doesn't have KYC or Whitelist procedures, this is also a major red flag for suspicious investors. Furthermore, the project has been holding a year-long ICO for, well, a year, and there is still a massive lack of information about the ICO. It is unknown how it advances, which coins are accepted, what are the soft and hard cap, or anything else about it, apart from the things that were mentioned above.

The creators of the project have an interesting concept, as this will be the first of its kind in the real estate industry. The project could be one of the biggest in the year if the team members could fashion out a good marketing plan.

The tales about the altruistic goals of creating a cybersecurity ecosystem that would be affordable for average Joes is very endearing, but when I dug a bit deeper, HEROIC Cybersecurity turned out to be just another project that talks that talk but can't walk the walk. I am following HEROIC on Twitter in order to stay informed on their development. But what I see are some random cybersecurity-related articles appearing constantly in their feed, while I want to see some news about the product!

At QUASA you can be a customer and a contractor. Registration is free. To become a performer, start providing services and making money, you need to go through the verification procedure in addition.

It is funny how a mediocre blockchain project managed to stuff so many socialistic slogans in their presentation. Let's be frank, 2Local doesn't offer anything out of the ordinary: just another blockchain-based platform/application that provides means for connecting with local stores and services provides in order to obtain some perks, bonuses, cashback, etc. We've seen it a dozen times before. However, the 2Local team wrapped it all up is some utopian marketing messages which made their entire presentation appear very lame and unnatural.

There is no denying the fact that Nexxus is pursuing a lofty objective, but, to tell you the truth, it's the startup that could have done well even without the incorporation of blockchain and NXR token. Donating to charities and getting cashback is far from being considered as something that functions inefficiently, thus requires an innovative solution. It is understandable that Nexxus uses the concept of tokens mainly as an attention grabber, but it's still a good project at its core.

I also signed up with Kinesis but want to understand the IRS tax treatment for any of the five Yields after becoming Minter. Will Kinesis be issuing 1099C forms for any Yields from holding Kinesis money? I am awaiting confirmation from Kinesis Support that they will issue 1099-K forms by Jan 31 annually. Does anyone know the answer? Based on my reading of IRS information regarding virtual currency reporting requirements. Per IRS guidance, annually Kinesis Money must issue “timely or correctly report virtual currency transactions” by issuing 1099-K forms. Boxes 1, 3, and 5a-1 on the Form 1099-K, transactions where the TPSO settles payments made with virtual currency are aggregated with transactions where the TPSO settles payments made with real currency to determine the total amounts to be reported in those boxes. Since Kinesis Money is required to issue form 1099-K by January 31 for the transactions fulfilled from the five types of Yield enabled by the Kinesis Monetary system with the rates stated in the Kinesis Whitepaper.

The B2B market is a tough one because it is much harder to sell products to sophisticated buyers, which most business people are, then selling to a wide audience. This requires the solution offered by Distichain to be refined, efficient, and, ideally, close to being ready for the market rollout. Since their product is still non-existent, the team will surely have a hard time selling only promises of future usefulness. Besides, I didn't find any strong software engineers and blockchain experts on their team, which is worrisome.

If I haven't already possessed two degrees (in linguistics and computer engineering), I would have definitely become an investor and a member of Learn Online Platform. Education is arguably the best personal investment that one can make in his life since it would provide extensive benefits for years to come. LoL doesn't represent some elite educational establishments, although it might be for the best since this platform was intended for common people with modest financial means.

There indeed aren’t many blockchain projects for pet owners to choose from. Pawtocol is probably the best among the ones I’ve come across lately. The concept of their platform is not overly complicated but appears to be efficient. I hope their IEO goes well, and the team would be able to bring their blockchain platform to a new level.

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1	CNX Network	2022	4.943	Active		IoT	July 1, 2022	December 31, 2022
2	Wrapped Minima	2018	4.941	Active		Blockchain Infrastructure	February 14, 2023	February 28, 2023
3	EMCODEX	2021	4.94	Pre-sale		Commodities, Synthetic Assets	May 18, 2021	September 30, 2021
4	LetStudy	2020	4.935	Upcoming		Education	August 1, 2021	August 1, 2022
5	FUNA	2022	4.931	Active		AI	June 15, 2022	August 31, 2022
6	My Lotto Coin	2020	4.93	Pre-sale		Gaming, Lottery	April 1, 2021	June 30, 2021
7	Blockster (BXR)	2021	4.93	Upcoming		Media	May 31, 2021	October 12, 2021
8	BattleKnight	2021	4.927	Active		Game, NFT	February 5, 2022	November 30, 2022
9	Fanadise	2021	4.92	Pre-sale		NFT, marketing, staking, BSC	May 12, 2021	June 30, 2021
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