Voytek

You're welcome, guys. It's a great alternative to Pi Network.

Actually, if you have a lot of absence days and your absence score drops to zero, they don't deactivate your account, you just cannot keep mining anymore but you still have your coins you can trade (when the coin has some market value).

Actually, if you have a lot of absence days and your absence score drops to zero, they don't deactivate your account, you just cannot keep mining anymore but you still have your coins you can trade (when the coin has some market value).

How does that system of payments work? Is it really worth the bother?

TimeStope Cryptocurrency Project People are tired of investing their hard-earned money and getting anxious every time their investment starts going the wrong way or they get upset and feel helpless when somebody has scammed them. Therefore, many of us look for an alternative which doesn’t require their money investment and ideally doesn’t require particular skills and which is not time-consuming. That alternative is provided by TimeStope but one cannot treat is as their main investment but only as an additional one which may occur to be really profitable in the future. TimeStope is a cryptocurrency project (like Bitcoin) which has been worked on since October 2020 by a Korean company founded by Seoul National University graduates who involved in their project a group of young talented people ready to make a change in the cryptocurrency world. For the time being the exact number of the members remains unknown but it seems that the number is growing fast since more and more people are talking about the project and more and more are convinced that the project will succeed. You can become a participant of that project and have an alternative investment path too. All it requires of you is to install their TimeStope application available on Apple and Play stores and start mining (getting) your Time coins. The whole procedure is about clicking a button on the app and it takes around 10 seconds a day (you have to click the button every day to confirm your attendance). There’s no guarantee it will be successful (it’s an investment, right?) but you wouldn’t lose any money but a bit over one hour of your time per year in total which clicking the mining button on the application requires of you. If it succeeded you could monetize every coin you mined (got) being a participant of the project. TimeStope General Instructions and Recommendations: It is a cryptocurrency project carried out by a Korean company founded by Seoul National University graduates who involved in their project a group of young talented people ready to make a change in the cryptocurrency world. TimeStope team:https://www.timestope.com/internal-team After downloading (the download link below), installing and launching the TimeStope app (it's free) on your phone, you have to create your account (on the app) by typing in your name, surname and your username. You have to type in your real name (as on your ID or passport) since the TimeStope team will have to verify all the users one day (all not verified account will be deleted and all the coins confiscated by the TimeStope team) because they don't want frauds to create multiple accounts and benefit from it at the expense of the whole community. Now you'll have to type in a witness code. You are welcome to use mine if you decide to or if this review added any value to you; frodo The use of app is simple and very intuitive. Remember about confirming your attendance every day by clicking the blue stamp button on the TimeStope calendar on the app. You'll get 2 attendance points for every attendance confirmation and one absent day subtracts 3 attendance points from the attendance point you've collected. Initially, you have 100 attendance points if the score dropped below 1 attendance point, you won't be able to keep mining (getting) Time coins anymore. On top of that, if you keep mining every day they'll extend your mining time for more months since initially everybody is allowed to mine for two years (provided they keep confirming their attendance regularly and keep their score above 0) and then the permission for mining expires unless you've been mining regularly. To make it simple, just keep mining every day and you'll be able to mine as long as you want or till they stop allowing mining at some point. On TimeStope white paper you can read more about the project and the technology they implemented in the project, you can find it here: https://www.timestope.com/white-paper What I suggest is: Time coins have no value (you cannot exchange it yet, but they're planning on introducing this cryptocurrency to the exchange market in the future) for the time being, just as Bitcoin in 2008, but could have some value in the future. You can treat it as a long-term investment without investing anything but 10 seconds per day to just restart the mining process. TimeStope uses an innovative technology that will decentralize the mining of digital currency to the ordinary people and is really user friendly through mobile phones. The risk-reward ratio justifies mining that cryptocurrency and I recommend jumping in while it is still open. But of course, feel free to do your own research first. However, I would appreciate you using my code to join. It will accelerate my mining rate and you will become a member of our team where I'll be able to support you if you had any concerns. See you there, friend! 🙂 Download on your phone (Apple and Play stores): https://www.timestope.com/download Best wishes, Voytek Ian Niznik

I've read too many complains and heard too much whimpering around not to try to do something about that. Even if an ICO doesn't require any financial investment you should do your homework since they may have another kind of agenda like installing a nasty software on your device, stealing your ID or hacking your bank account. I know the amount of information on the Internet is overwhelming but it doesn't exempt us from using our wonderful brain properly. If you're in a hurry, just slow down, take a breath, take your time and do your own research.

The forum was created and is run by Russians so maybe at first it was for Russians exclusively and then they decided to open it up to the whole world. Either way, thank you, guys, for creating this vibrant and positive community I'm glad I joined it today.

Hello. I've posted it in another section and just found this one which is a proper place for this post. Please, forgive me double posting and feel free to delete the other topic. Sorry, guys. Pi Network Cryptocurrency Project People are tired of investing their hard-earned money and getting anxious every time their investment starts going the wrong way or they get upset and feel helpless when somebody has scammed them. Therefore, many of us look for an alternative which doesn’t require their money investment and ideally doesn’t require particular skills and which is not time-consuming. That alternative is provided by Pi Network but one cannot treat is as their main investment but only as an additional one which may occur to be really profitable in the future. Pi Network is a cryptocurrency project (like Bitcoin) which has been worked on since March 2019 by a team of Phds at Stanford University in California. There are over 10 million people involved in it so far and that number is steadily growing since more and more people are convinced that the project will succeed. You can become a participant of that project and have an alternative investment path too. All it requires of you is to install their Pi Network application available on Apple and Play stores and start mining (getting) your Pi coins. The whole procedure is about clicking a mining button on the app and it takes around 10 seconds a day (you have to click the button every 24 hours). There’s no guarantee it will be successful (it’s an investment, right?) but you wouldn’t lose any money but a bit over one hour of your time per year in total which clicking the mining button on the application requires of you. If it succeeded you could monetize every coin you mined (got) being a participant of the project. Pi Network General Instructions and Recommendations: It is a cryptocurrency project carried out by three Stanford University PHDs: Dr Nicolas Kokkalls (head of technology), Dr Chengdiao Fan (Head of product) and Vincent McPhillip (head of the community). You can learn more on how the project started here, on their university daily website: https://www.stanforddaily.com/2019/09/16/stanford-grads-develop-cryptocurrency-for-smartphone-users-to-increase-its-accessibility/ After downloading (the download link below), installing and launching the Pi Network app (it's free) on your phone, you have to create your account (on the app). You can choose how you want to do that; by phone (which costs some money since you have to send a text message to verify your number) or by Facebook which is totally fine too and costs nothing. Then you have to type in your name, surname and your username (whatever you like but it should be easy to remember). You have to type in your real name (as on your ID or passport) since the Pi Network team will have to verify all the users one day (all not verified account will be deleted and all the coins confiscated by the Pi Network team) because they don't want frauds to create multiple accounts and benefit from it at the expense of the whole community. If you have a middle name, don't worry, type your first name and surname first and you'll be able to type in your middle name later on. Now you'll have to type in an invitation code. You are welcome to use mine to join our mining team if you decide to or if this review added any value to you; voytekniznik Then you have to start the mining process by pressing the lightning symbol on the app main panel every 24 hours (super easy to do). This will start the mining process at the current rate (0.10pi/h) on your mobile device without draining your phone battery since it takes a couple of seconds. You can exit the app after that action without discontinuing the mining process. You can even turn off your phone or disconnect from the Internet. New members can join only on invitation from other members. You can accelerate your mining rate by inviting new members to join the project using your own invitation code and create your own mining team. After three successful mining cycles of 24 hours each, you qualify to become a contributor and you can form a security circle of 3 to 5 trusted members. This will accelerate your mining rate as well. It's really simple to do. After those three cycles, the app will ask you about it and you'll be able to add me and/or some more members (you invited) to security circle. The mining rate has been halved for any multiple of 10 members that the network achieved. The project started in March 2019 at a rate of 3.1 Pi/hr and in December 2020 the network reached 10 million members and the current rate is 0.10 pi/hr. They will halve the rate (to 0.05 Pi/hr) when the number of members has reached 100 million. On Pi Network white paper you can read more about the project and the technology they implemented in the project, you can find it here: https://minepi.com/white-paper There's also an internet forum where you could ask some additional questions: https://www.pitalk.org/ Or you could just send me an email and ask; wojtasred@gmail.com What I suggest is: Pi coins have no value (you cannot exchange it yet, but they're planning on introducing this cryptocurrency to the exchange market this year) for the time being, just as Bitcoin in 2008, but could have some value in the future. You can treat it as a long-term investment without investing anything but 10 seconds per day to just restart the mining process. Pi Network uses an innovative technology that will decentralize the mining of digital currency to the ordinary people and is really user friendly through mobile phones. The risk-reward ratio justifies mining that cryptocurrency and I recommend jumping in while it is still open. But of course, feel free to do your own research first. However, I would appreciate you using my code to join. It will accelerate my mining rate and you will become a member of our team where I'll be able to support you if you had any concerns. See you there, friend! 🙂 Download on your phone (Apple and Play stores): https://minepi.com/voytekniznik#download Best wishes, Voytek Ian Niznik

Inspired by @Consignee and my passion for ICOs I wrote my own guide about identifying scammers. I posted it on my blog too. How To Identify Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Project (ICO) I'm posting a simple guide which will help you identify almost all of scam cryptocurrency projects (ICOs). ICO scammers are usually very shrewd and they know perfectly how not get detected so always bear in mind that following my guide will only reduce the risk of getting scammed but will not eliminate it. We saw the golden age of ICOs back in early 2017 but, unfortunately, later on scammers started to create their fraudulent ICOs and scam people investing their hard-earned money. Since then a very few legit ICOs has been created. More than 90% of ICOs who seemed to be legit occurred to be a scam. Now, how can you detect scam ICOs? This is not an easy task and it requires of you to be really patient and do a thorough research on the ICO you're interested in. Remember, if you don't do your homework, most probably you'll end up being scammed, so take that first advice really seriously. Scammers are very clever so oftentimes it's really hard to spot them. These simple rules should help you find a legit cryptocurrency project you could invest in: Check the Team. Fraudulent ICOs will certainly come up with a fake team. You can simply use Google image search engine and find out if the team is fake or not. Look for some of the team members photos (you can sue shutterstock too). Most scammers never use their image and use images downloaded from the Internet, as a result you can easily find it out. If it still looked legit another step will be looking for articles about the team members or about the team which were posted by legit sources (like online newspapers, magazines or legit review sites). Check the Whitepaper. Check their whitepaper if it was copied or forged using other ICOs whit papers. Scammers simply copy from various whitepapers and use them as their own. Copy some random sentences and paste them into Google search engine using apostrophes ("your sentence") and check what you can find. Your friend recommendation. Remember, even if a friend of yours recommended some ICO to you it doesn't mean it's legit, maybe your friend didn't do their homework and put themselves and, of course, you at the risk of getting scammed. Even if the team and its whitepaper look legit the team may lack professionals with legit experience, if it's the case, most probably they don't know what they're doing and they're pretending to know and most certainly they're just scammers. The whitepaper and business plan sound unrealistic and/or lack a detailed analysis of the market and competitors. Yes, it's a lot of work but as I said, it's better to do your homework than get scammed so don't be lazy and read the whitepaper. There's no legal organization supporting or being the base of the ICO (like a university, company etc.). The project’s authors do not provide an example of their blockchain code. There is no working prototype of the ICO. There is no escrow wallet for delivering investors’ money to developers (preferably in portions) only when certain criteria are met. The project doesn’t commit any code to Github. The project doesn’t have a clear roadmap and they don't say what they're planning for the future. There is little to none credible PR or media activity or positive mentions of the project. The token or blockchain doesn’t seem necessary to reach the project’s goals. Remember, always try to use your common sense instead of letting yourself be driven by the excitement. Even if the ICO doesn't require any financial investment you should do your homework since they may have another kind of agenda like installing a nasty software on your device, stealing your ID or hacking your bank account. I know the amount of information on the Internet is overwhelming but it doesn't exempt us from using our wonderful brain properly. If you're in a hurry, just slow down, take a breath, take your time and do your own research. Best wishes, Voytek Ian Niznik