Crypto Currencies ~ " Duck Tales Spin From The Crypt"

Well that was a hairy 20 minutes...
Transferred btc from gdax to binance and it disappears into the ether for a short while.

 

Ethos gonna take off

 

Still waiting on my money to go into my bank account...

Still waiting on LTC to drop those last few bucks for me to buy again. It's going to happen soon. It's on that downward track to 245-250 range. It'll likely take back off Monday-wednesday again.

 

Spoiler

Our first monthly issue of Crypto Capital isn’t scheduled to be published until next week. But I didn’t want to wait until then to add a new token recommendation to our portfolio, right now.

Civic (CVC)

The Civic platform is designed to enable secure, low-cost and on-demand identity verification (IDV) services.

Civic (CVC) is also the name of the platform’s token.

The IDV industry is hugely inefficient.

It’s expensive for companies that need to do know-your-customer (KYC) before bringing on new customers.

And it’s a hassle for individuals to be emailing or uploading ID card photos or PDF files and updated proof of addresses every time they sign up for a service.

And, as demonstrated by the recent Equifax hack – which exposed the personal data of nearly half the entire U.S. population – centralised databases of sensitive data are insecure.

Civic’s platform addresses all three of these major pain points.

I had a long chat with the Civic CEO Vinny Lingham last week. He’s a very impressive entrepreneur, a genuine blockchain thought leader with a highly successful background in building technology businesses – just the kind of individual we want to be backing.

I think Civic could be the digital ID solution that we’ve been looking for.

We’re already seeing Civic’s technology being integrated with existing online platforms. This kind of first-mover advantage is critical.

Just last week the company announced a major partnership launch with credit report repair service provider Progrexion, potentially allowing 3.5 million users across all of Progrexion’s brands (Credit.com, Lexington Law, CreditRepair.com and Efolks) to use the Civic platform.

And I’m expecting to see more announcements in the next few weeks – possibly ahead of the publication of our full write-up in Crypto Capital next week.

Right now Civic tokens trade at 33 cents.

ACTION: Buy CIVIC (CVC) up to $0.45
EXCHANGE: Bittrex, (Integrated-exchange in Exodus, Jaxx)
WALLET: Exodus, Jaxx, MyEtherWallet

You can buy Civic (CVC) tokens on Crypto Exchange Bittrex, and store the tokens in your Exodus, Jaxx or MyEtherWallet wallets.

You can also buy tokens within the Exodus and Jaxx wallets using the integrated exchange functionality (demonstrated in our videos), without going through Bittrex.

Good investing,
Tama

 

Binance is a whole new level of complexity compared to gdax that I'll have to get used to.
I do like that it shows my entire porfolio in USD. That'll do for now as I intend to just buy and hold the stuff on there.

 

Definitely gonna try to get into Civic when I get home! Was watching this one.

 

don't hold on binance. Get a wallet.

PIVX is a similar one, check it out!

SALT is growing as well, who is watching it?

 

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How long for Coinbase verification withdrawals to post to credit card?

 

I'm in on SALT

Easy to understand project: Cryptocurrency backed loans.
U.S. Based (Denver, CO)
Good marketing team, frequent updates, and on-schedule for their road map.

 

I got into ripple when it was half a cent per. So there's that...

 

For me, I use USAA less than an hour

 

Hmmm. I may do that. I has USAA. Did you have to call USAA to authenticate ?

 

I have a small position in SALT...

 

no sir! Didn't even get a call about my transactions

edit: normally I at least get a text

 

Mine was pretty much instant but I had to look in "pending charges" online on the CC side.

 

Yeah. I’ve been waiting all morning. Called credit card company for initial verification now I’m waiting for the pending charges

 

Is this group reputable? I can easily see this being a great way to ponzi people trying to get ahead