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RE: Sell Ethereum Buy Golem-- Analysis -- How to Buy
I got in Golem first around .2 and have been accumulating it since. I just made it about 85% of my current portfolio with steem as the the other 15%. We should see much higher prices ahead. I'm stackin!
Yeah I got in on the 15th around .28. Its just getting started.
I just hope the crypto market keeps panicking. I would love to double my position around the .15 price level if possible. I already know what will happen. This thing will be $5 to $20 in a couple of years. The more people sleep on it the longer I have to stack GNT. Not only that it is a fixed supply. It is one of the few great applications of blockchain technology that cannot be mined.
What separates GNT from Augur? Sorry for my ignorance, I'm just curious from the outside looking in
GNT is distributing computing but Augur is prediction markets. These technologies are just beginning. I like Gnosis much better than Augur. I tried to use Augur and found the platform very convoluted. The advantage of a site like steemit.com is its simplicity. I like simple concepts that are useful.
Sorry didn't mean golem, I was talking about gnosis. My bad
have you checked out ICOO? Long term payout will be amaaaaaaazing. OpenLedger is cornering the global market snagging pre-ico's. This is the fund that gets all the prelaunch coins before they sell out on the market or during crowdfunding
how to get into icoo? i can't find anything related to a token sale.
ICOO can be purchased on OpenLedger.io but exchanged anywhere. The token represents the companies they ICO so they automatically get a percentage of the tokens before anyone and ICOO is the (fund token) for it. Its still fairly unknown as is the structure of most the currencies inside their own ecosystem. Much like STEEM Steem Backed Dollars and STEEM Power. ICOO is Openleders equivalent of Steem Power for all their ICOs. Its definitely a long term investment (5yrs?)
thanks for the info. It looks like a solid long term investment for sure.
No I haven't. I will have to look at it for sure.