Reply to @powertrader18 : Actually, not many ICOs ban singaporeans. The ones that do are generally based in Singapore like Change Bank. It is likely they ban to make sure 100% that there will not be a legal issue. After the ICO, Singaporeans can buy from the exchanges anyway so it isn't so bad.
Anyway, if you really want to participate, "by right" you cannot. But unless they IP address block singapore, there isn't really much stopping you.
"The Bitcoin blockchain halves the Bitcoin rewards every after every 210,000 blocks (or approximately 4 years). Eventually, the reward will tend to zero; limiting the total number of Bitcoins created to 21 million. "
Reply to @corycat : IIRC, even after the miners mine all bitcoin, they can still earn transaction fees. Hence, miners will still get paid. Whether it makes economical sense to continue mining is another question.
@gingwien hi, do you think its worth it to invest in SG company ICOs?
Reply to @powertrader18 : Actually, not many ICOs ban singaporeans. The ones that do are generally based in Singapore like Change Bank. It is likely they ban to make sure 100% that there will not be a legal issue. After the ICO, Singaporeans can buy from the exchanges anyway so it isn't so bad.
Anyway, if you really want to participate, "by right" you cannot. But unless they IP address block singapore, there isn't really much stopping you.
Who set out the questions for miners?
Reply to @2V_ : No worries! Happy to help and contribute to this community.
Can Coins survive without miners?
"The Bitcoin blockchain halves the Bitcoin rewards every after every 210,000 blocks (or approximately 4 years). Eventually, the reward will tend to zero; limiting the total number of Bitcoins created to 21 million. "
Reply to @corycat : IIRC, even after the miners mine all bitcoin, they can still earn transaction fees. Hence, miners will still get paid. Whether it makes economical sense to continue mining is another question.