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      "body": "Congratulations @catalytic! You received a personal award!\n\n<table><tr><td>https://steemitimages.com/70x70/http://steemitboard.com/@catalytic/birthday3.png</td><td>Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 3 years!</td></tr></table>\n\n<sub>_You can view [your badges on your Steem Board](https://steemitboard.com/@catalytic) and compare to others on the [Steem Ranking](https://steemitboard.com/ranking/index.php?name=catalytic)_</sub>\n\n\n###### [Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness](https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=steemitboard&approve=1) to get one more award and increased upvotes!",
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      "body": "Nice list, but it should definitely include Binance and Kucoin - in my opinion the best for altcoins (mentioned here: https://totalcrypto.io/best-cryptocurrency-exchanges)",
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      "body": "Thanks that was helpful. Steem Dollars, in terms of how its pegged and how its value is calculated is still confusing though. Might be worth explaining that in detail.",
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      "body": "@@ -1,9 +1,5 @@\n-Hi! g\n+G\n reat\n",
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      "body": "Hi! great article, i upvoted you, the site i use to know the price of top cryptocurrencies, and trends is:\nhttps://bitcoinwarnings.com/best-cryptocurrency-exchange-list\ngreat site with extra relevant information",
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      "body": "For me, the best is Binance... Has good platform, inumerous coins/tokens to trade and good price.",
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      "body": "![download.jpeg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQj1fhKaZpB98ZAHpeYBJgmJKBnYQ2KbxFsXJJ5mvyVuV/download.jpeg)\n# Complete Steemit Tutorial 2018 – How to Join Steemit & Earn Money From It!\n\nFacebook is a company with a market capitalization worth nearly $550 billion as of today (28 Jan 2018). Twitter stands at $18 billion market cap. These two are the most famous social media and microblogging companies on the face of the internet. These big companies thrive on user base; zero users meaning no worth. Despite receiving all their revenue due to their users, they do not pay anything to them. Steemit does! Why and how? This Steemit tutorial will let you know everything you need to know how to join Steemit and how to earn money from it.\n\nSeriously, how much do these platforms pay to their user community?\nDon’t they ask for money instead to boost our posts?\nGoogle and its AdSense program prey on hardworking webmasters to push its digital advertising business. Google was well set to make $73.8 billion in net digital ad sales in 2017. YouTube is no different because it is owned by Googles and runs on AdSense too. All of these websites either do not pay a penny to their users or share just a petty percentage of the revenue that they earn. These centralized internet monopolies have controlled the social media space for too long now. It’s time for the power to go back to the people.\n\nSteemit brings the power back to the people. It not only rewards its users generously but also has zero advertisements placed on its website. Isn’t that incredible?\n\n## What is Steemit?\nSteemit is a social media and blogging platform but is different from these so-called social media platforms. The closest thing to Steemit is Reddit. You can call Reddit the ugly and far less valuable version of Steemit which doesn’t pay anything to its dedicated community. Reddit the is number 7 website in the world and is worth $7 billion. But still, Steemit is better and has massive potential.\n\n## An Absolute Beginner’s Steemit FAQ\n\nHere are three of the most fundamental questions about Steemit and their answers from the above-linked article.\n\nQ: What is Steemit?\nA: Steemit is a social media/blogging platform but it is based on Steem blockchain.\n\nQ: What is Steem Blockchain?\nA: The blockchain is the technology behind cryptocurrency which stores cryptocurrency coins. For example, Bitcoins are stored on its own blockchain.\n\nQ: What is Steem?\nA: Steem is the cryptocurrency of the Steemit platform. It would be more appropriate to say that Steemit is powered by its cryptocurrency called Steem.\n\nOn Steemit, if you are considered an author worth upvoting, you will get rewards. If you appreciate others’ content with your upvote, you will get rewards. If you use different services built on top of main Steem blockchain, you will get rewarded. And if you post crappy and copy-paste content, you will be punished as well. Keep that in mind.\n\nHow Does Steemit Reward Its Users?\nSteemit Inc. is a company which primarily isn’t a social media or blogging platform. It is an application powered by Steem blockchain, which is like the blockchain technology behind Bitcoin, which has cryptocurrency of its own called Steem.  Steemit rewards Proof of Brain. There are two ways of earning on Steemit using your brain, which are briefly mentioned below.\n\nAuthor Rewards: When you publish a post or a comment and other users upvote it, you earn author rewards.\nCuration Rewards: When another user publishes a post or comment, and you determine it to be valuable enough to upvote it, you get rewarded a share of the value of your upvote as curation reward.\nCreating content and upvoting content based on its quality both are activities done using the brain, hence Proof of Brain. 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The posts are written by me and have been rewarded generously.\n\n## How to Join Steemit?\nSince it is a platform based on the blockchain, it doesn’t let everyone sign up immediately because an account on Steem blockchain needs a protocol to be followed. Here’s how to join.\n\nGo to sign up page and enter your details (and please sign up with your genuine email).\nYou will receive a notice that account is under approval.\nOnce the account is approved, you will get an email.\nOpen that email and complete your sign up.\nKeep your password/key/WIF (same things) safe and write it down somewhere (both digitally and on paper) because once lost, your account and the amount stored in it will not be recoverable.\nNow that you have signed up and got your account approved, it is time to follow the one who brought Steemit to your life. I would love to welcome and support you there. As of now, this is how my profile looks. My followers are increasing rapidly due to my content being deemed useful and of high quality by the community.\n\n\n## Update profile picture\n\nCopy the URL of image\nPaste it into the Profile Picture URL box in your settings page on Steemit.\n\n## Different Steemit settings\n\nLanguage: Choose your language. Almost all major languages are supported. More are being added.\nDisplay Name: Write your name or the name you wish to use on Steemit.\nAbout: Write some lines about yourself or the purpose of your account.\nLocation: Write the name of your city and/or country.\nWebsite: If you have a website like I have this one, write it down. You can also link to your social media.\nSteemit Settings\nThis is where profile picture, cover URLs are to pasted after following upload procedure.\n\nThat’s it. You are done with settings. 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      "body": "Hi! I am a robot. I just upvoted you! I found similar content that readers might be interested in:\nhttps://chainoperator.com/best-cryptocurrency-exchanges/",
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      "body": "# <b>Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges (2018)</b>\n\n\nAhoy Steemians! \n\nWith each passing day, we can see the drastic spike and fall of cryptocurrencies. While many are skeptical about cryptocurrency there are also many who are in the crypto market for the long haul. \n\n2017 was a huge year for cryptocurrencies. The explosion of growth in the market also meant an explosion of questions. Many people ask things like “where can I buy cryptocurrency?” or “which cryptocurrency is best to purchase?” \n\nTo answer these questions we will look at the best cryptocurrency exchanges of 2018.\n\n## <b>What is a Cryptocurrency Exchange?</b>\n\nIf you know anything about stock exchanges, you’ll have no trouble grasping cryptocurrency exchanges. They simply provide a marketplace for buying/selling/trading cryptocurrencies. The goal of any exchange is to provide a fair and orderly opportunity for anyone to invest in the market. Exchanges make money by charging small fees on the transactions that take place on their platforms. There are tons of cryptocurrency exchanges out there, and there’s a chance we see others emerge as the crypto craze continues to grow.\n\n## <b>What Makes a Good Exchange?</b>\n\nThere are many factors that go into a good exchange, the obvious being reputation and security. As with any software platform, a good UI can make all the difference. Other factors to consider are the available order types, altcoins, maker/taker transaction fees, and payment options.\n\nEach of us has different priorities and will value each of these things differently.\n\nLet's take a look at some of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges of 2018.\n\n## <b>COINBASE</b>\nhttps://www.coinbase.com/?locale=en\nFiat support: Yes\nAltcoin support: None\nOrder types: Market, limit, stop limit\nTransaction fees: No maker fees, moderate taker fees\n\nOne of the most reputable and well-known platforms, Coinbase supports 32 countries spanning from North America, through much of Europe, the UK, and Australia. Asian investors will have to look elsewhere, as only Singapore is supported. Coinbase is very beginner friendly and often the choice for traditional investors looking to just get their hands on some Bitcoin. Available coins are currently limited to a few of the largest players: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, and Litecoin. Payments can be made after authorizing a bank account, or by credit card (with a higher transaction fee). This is a bit different from traditional exchanges, where you must deposit fiat money in your exchange account before placing a buy order.\n\nGDAX, an extension of Coinbase, functions as a traditional exchange offering a real-time marketplace for trading the same four coins as mentioned above. However, being more of the traditional exchange that it is, traders may swap their Bitcoin for other coins. For example, you have the option to trade your Bitcoin for Ethereum and vice versa. There is currently no fees for moving funds from Coinbase to GDAX as they are partner platforms.\n\nBoth Coinbase and GDAX use a simple and clean user interface that should be intuitive to figure out.\n\nGreat for: Beginners who need a simple platform for buying and selling.\nNot great for: Day traders who are looking for serious technical analysis tools and a large selection of coin pairs to trade between.\n![download.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmaBP9eC4JzG369f7UNcDik15tknaCb6sDo57TbP3upigY/download.png)\n\n## <b>KRAKEN</b>\n\nhttps://www.kraken.com\nFiat support: Yes\nAltcoin support: Moderate\nOrder types: Market, limit AND margin trading\nTransaction fees: Moderate\n\nKraken is a San Francisco-based exchange that sees the highest volume among European traders. It boasts some perhaps one of the most complete set of perks with fiat support, a few altcoins, and margin trading. Fiat currencies EUR, USD, JPY and CAD can be utilized after a bank wire deposit. The only issue is the Kraken UI. It’s largely unintuitive and often difficult to navigate.\n\nGreat for: Traders looking for complete-set of features.\nNot great for: Traders looking for simple user interface or large altcoin selection.\n![download (1).png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRPSAsqh3yhqi1ZkMCgbXvpMY3siFVpyYsYpTRU4R3LiQ/download%20(1).png)\n\n## <b>POLONIEX</b>\n\nFiat support: No\nAltcoin support: Good\nOrder types: Limit, stop limit AND margin trading\nTransaction fees: Moderate\n\nYet another of the most popular exchanges worldwide, Poloniex is a solid and reputable choice for traders looking for a decent selection of altcoins. A major advantage of Poloniex is the ability to trade on margin, giving seasoned traders the option to short coins. Although there are only a handful of coins available for margin trading, this is a very welcome feature that seems to be pretty rare to find in the current state of crypto exchanges. Like many of the others, the Poloniex UI does not offer much in the realm of advanced technical analysis tools, but overall is a great interface that provides tons of useful information without seeming too cluttered.\n\nGreat for: Traders who are looking to margin trade.\nNot great for: Traders who are looking for access to the largest number of altcoins. \n![images.jpeg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmeiJdvotAhoJ8NJaQ8yuRL2W9Sb5WrgrJynsKmqjPLLqa/images.jpeg)\n\n## <b>BITTREX</b>\nFiat support: No\nAltcoin support: Good\nOrder types: Limit, stop limit AND margin trading\nTransaction fees: Moderate\n\nYet another of the most popular exchanges worldwide, Poloniex is a solid and reputable choice for traders looking for a decent selection of altcoins. A major advantage of Poloniex is the ability to trade on margin, giving seasoned traders the option to short coins. Although there are only a handful of coins available for margin trading, this is a very welcome feature that seems to be pretty rare to find in the current state of crypto exchanges. Like many of the others, the Poloniex UI does not offer much in the realm of advanced technical analysis tools, but overall is a great interface that provides tons of useful information without seeming too cluttered.\n\nGreat for: Traders who are looking to margin trade.\nNot great for: Traders who are looking for access to the largest number of altcoins. \n\nhttps://bittrex.com\nFiat support: No\nAltcoin support: Great\nOrder types: Market, limit, stop limit\nTransaction fees: High\n\nBittrex is another US based exchange, with usage all across the world. This exchange puts a lot of focus on supporting as many altcoins as possible, including very new and emerging ones. Currently, they support over 190 coins. A common complaint with Bittrex is high transaction fees (currently at 0.25% on all trades). 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      "body": "![22995486509_36ebd9180e_b.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmebGuwC8mHnUDCvCAsUYNnRKAJtxNUTG1qs6HtRF2mJUE/22995486509_36ebd9180e_b.jpg)\n\n\nWhat is cryptocurrency:  21st-century unicorn – or the money of the future?\n\nThis introduction explains the most important thing about cryptocurrencies. After you‘ve read it, you‘ll know more about it than most other humans.\n\nToday cryptocurrencies have become a global phenomenon known to most people. While still somehow geeky and not understood by most people, banks, governments and many companies are aware of its importance.\n\nIn 2016, you‘ll have a hard time finding a major bank, a big accounting firm, a prominent software company or a government that did not research cryptocurrencies, publish a paper about it or start a so-called blockchain-project.\n\n \n\nthomas-carper-us-senator-bitcoin\n\n \n\n“Virtual currencies, perhaps most notably Bitcoin, have captured the imagination of some, struck fear among others, and confused the heck out of the rest of us.” – Thomas Carper, US-Senator\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\nBut beyond the noise and the press releases the overwhelming majority of people – even bankers, consultants, scientists, and developers – have a very limited knowledge about cryptocurrencies. They often fail to even understand the basic concepts.\n\nSo let‘s walk through the whole story. What are cryptocurrencies?\n\nWhere did cryptocurrency originate? \nWhy should you learn about cryptocurrency?\nAnd what do you need to know about cryptocurrency?\n \n\nWhat is cryptocurrency and how cryptocurrencies emerged as a side product of digital cash\n \n\nFew people know, but cryptocurrencies emerged as a side product of another invention. Satoshi Nakamoto, the unknown inventor of Bitcoin, the first and still most important cryptocurrency, never intended to invent a currency.\n\nIn his announcement of Bitcoin in late 2008, Satoshi said he developed “A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.“  \n\nHis goal was to invent something; many people failed to create before digital cash.\n\n \n\nAnnouncing the first release of Bitcoin, a new electronic cash system that uses a peer-to-peer network to prevent double-spending. It’s completely decentralized with no server or central authority.  – Satoshi Nakamoto, 09 January 2009, announcing Bitcoin on SourceForge.\n \n\nThe single most important part of Satoshi‘s invention was that he found a way to build a decentralized digital cash system. In the nineties, there have been many attempts to create digital money, but they all failed.\n\n \n\n… after more than a decade of failed Trusted Third Party based systems (Digicash, etc), they see it as a lost cause. I hope they can make the distinction, that this is the first time I know of that we’re trying a non-trust based system. – Satoshi Nakamoto in an E-Mail to Dustin Trammell\n \n\n \n\nAfter seeing all the centralized attempts fail, Satoshi tried to build a digital cash system without a central entity. Like a Peer-to-Peer network for file sharing.\n\nThis decision became the birth of cryptocurrency. They are the missing piece Satoshi found to realize digital cash. The reason why is a bit technical and complex, but if you get it, you‘ll know more about cryptocurrencies than most people do. So, let‘s try to make it as easy as possible:\n\nTo realize digital cash you need a payment network with accounts, balances, and transaction. That‘s easy to understand. One major problem every payment network has to solve is to prevent the so-called double spending: to prevent that one entity spends the same amount twice. Usually, this is done by a central server who keeps record about the balances.\n\nIn a decentralized network, you don‘t have this server. So you need every single entity of the network to do this job. Every peer in the network needs to have a list with all transactions to check if future transactions are valid or an attempt to double spend.\n\nBut how can these entities keep a consensus about this records? \n\nIf the peers of the network disagree about only one single, minor balance, everything is broken. They need an absolute consensus. Usually, you take, again, a central authority to declare the correct state of balances. But how can you achieve consensus without a central authority?\n\nNobody did know until Satoshi emerged out of nowhere. In fact, nobody believed it was even possible.\n\nSatoshi proved it was. His major innovation was to achieve consensus without a central authority. Cryptocurrencies are a part of this solution – the part that made the solution thrilling, fascinating and helped it to roll over the world.\n\n \n\nWhat are cryptocurrencies really?\nIf you take away all the noise around cryptocurrencies and reduce it to a simple definition, you find it to be just limited entries in a database no one can change without fulfilling specific conditions. This may seem ordinary, but, believe it or not: this is exactly how you can define a currency.\n\nTake the money on your bank account: What is it more than entries in a database that can only be changed under specific conditions? 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The key will be in making it easy for large-scale adoption (as with anything involving crypto) including developing safeguards and protections for buyers/investors. I expect that within two years, we’ll be in a place where people can shove their money under the virtual mattress through cryptocurrency, and they’ll know that wherever they go, that money will be there.” – Sarah Granger, Author, and Speaker. \n\n \n\n \n\nCryptocurrencies: Dawn of a new economy\n \n\nMostly due to its revolutionary properties cryptocurrencies have become a success their inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, didn‘t dare to dream of it. While every other attempt to create a digital cash system didn‘t attract a critical mass of users, Bitcoin had something that provoked enthusiasm and fascination. Sometimes it feels more like religion than technology.\n\n \n\nWhat is cryptocurrency\n\n \n\nCryptocurrencies are digital gold. Sound money that is secure from political influence. Money that promises to preserve and increase its value over time. Cryptocurrencies are also a fast and comfortable means of payment with a worldwide scope, and they are private and anonymous enough to serve as a means of payment for black markets and any other outlawed economic activity.\n\n \n\nBut while cryptocurrencies are more used for payment, its use as a means of speculation and a store of value dwarfs the payment aspects. Cryptocurrencies gave birth to an incredibly dynamic, fast-growing market for investors and speculators. Exchanges like Okcoin, poloniex or shapeshift enables the trade of hundreds of cryptocurrencies. Their daily trade volume exceeds that of major European stock exchanges.\n\nAt the same time, the praxis of Initial Coin Distribution (ICO), mostly facilitated by Ethereum‘s smart contracts, gave live to incredibly successful crowdfunding projects, in which often an idea is enough to collect millions of dollars. In the case of “The DAO” it has been more than 150 million dollars.\n\nIn this rich ecosystem of coins and token, you experience extreme volatility. It‘s common that a coin gains 10 percent a day – sometimes 100 percent – just to lose the same at the next day. If you are lucky, your coin‘s value grows up to 1000 percent in one or two weeks.\n\nWhile Bitcoin remains by far the most famous cryptocurrency and most other cryptocurrencies have zero non-speculative impact, investors and users should keep an eye on several cryptocurrencies. Here we present the most popular cryptocurrencies of today.\n\n \n\nWhat is Cryptocurrency \n\n \n\nSource: coinmarketcap\n\nBitcoin\n\nThe one and only, the first and most famous cryptocurrency. Bitcoin serves as a digital gold standard in the whole cryptocurrency-industry, is used as a global means of payment and is the de-facto currency of cyber-crime like darknet markets or ransomware. After seven years in existence, Bitcoin‘s price has increased from zero to more than 650 Dollar, and its transaction volume reached more than 200.000 daily transactions.\n\nThere is not much more to say: Bitcoin is here to stay.\n\nEthereum\n\nThe brainchild of young crypto-genius Vitalik Buterin has ascended to the second place in the hierarchy of cryptocurrencies. Other than Bitcoin its blockchain does not only validate a set of accounts and balances but of so-called states. This means that Ethereum can not only process transactions but complex contracts and programs.\n\nThis flexibility makes Ethereum the perfect instrument for blockchain -application. But it comes at a cost. After the Hack of the DAO – an Ethereum based smart contract – the developers decided to do a hard fork without consensus, which resulted in the emerge of Ethereum Classic. Besides this, there are several clones of Ethereum, and Ethereum itself is a host of several Tokens like DigixDAO and Augur. This makes Ethereum more a family of cryptocurrencies than a single currency.\n\nRipple\n\nMaybe the less popular – or most hated – project in the cryptocurrency community is Ripple. While Ripple has a native cryptocurrency – XRP – it is more about a network to process IOUs than the cryptocurrency itself. XRP, the currency, doesn‘t serve as a medium to store and exchange value, but more as a token to protect the network against spam.\n\nRipple Labs created every XRP-token, the company running the Ripple network, and is distributed by them on will. For this reason, Ripple is often called pre-mined in the community and dissed as no real cryptocurrency, and XRP is not considered as a good store of value.\n\nBanks, however, seem to like Ripple. At least they adopt the system with an increasing pace.\n\nLitecoin\n\nLitecoin was one of the first cryptocurrencies after Bitcoin and tagged as the silver to the digital gold bitcoin. Faster than bitcoin, with a larger amount of token and a new mining algorithm, Litecoin was a real innovation, perfectly tailored to be the smaller brother of bitcoin. “It facilitated the emerge of several other cryptocurrencies which used its codebase but made it, even more, lighter“. Examples are Dogecoin or Feathercoin.\n\nWhile Litecoin failed to find a real use case and lost its second place after bitcoin, it is still actively developed and traded and is hoarded as a backup if Bitcoin fails.\n\nMonero\n\nMonero is the most prominent example of the cryptonite algorithm. This algorithm was invented to add the privacy features Bitcoin is missing. If you use Bitcoin, every transaction is documented in the blockchain and the trail of transactions can be followed. With the introduction of a concept called ring-signatures, the cryptonite algorithm was able to cut through that trail.\n\nThe first implementation of cryptonite, Bytecoin, was heavily premined and thus rejected by the community. Monero was the first non-premined clone of bytecoin and raised a lot of awareness. There are several other incarnations of cryptonote with their own little improvements, but none of it did ever achieve the same popularity as Monero.\n\nMonero‘s popularity peaked in summer 2016 when some darknetmarkets decided to accept it as a currency. This resulted in a steady increase in the price, while the actual usage of Monero seems to remain disappointingly small.\n\nBesides those, there are hundreds of cryptocurrencies of several families. 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Regarding business transactions – you’ll see two paths: There will be financial businesses which use it for it’s no fee, nearly-instant ability to move any amount of money around, and there will be those that utilize it for its blockchain technology. Blockchain technology provides the largest benefit with trustless auditing, single source of truth, smart contracts, and color coins.”  \n\n– Cody Littlewood, and I’m the founder and CEO of Codelitt\n\n \n\n \n\nMarkets are dirty. But this doesn‘t change the fact that cryptocurrencies are here to stay – and here to change the world. This is already happening. People all over the world buy Bitcoin to protect themselves against the devaluation of their national currency. Mostly in Asia, a vivid market for Bitcoin remittance has emerged, and the Bitcoin using darknets of cybercrime are flourishing. 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