Goals are what makes people going. It is like playing a video game, it is fun when you have objectives and goals to accomplish. If you have no goals you will lose interest and become bored. My goal in cryptocurrency is to make it big and earn big till I buy myself a nice house and a car. I know it is a common goal but it helps me push myself specially when times gets rough.

For me it all depends on how popular the tokens you have and how much you think it will appeal the masses. If you think that those tokens you have will eventually become big then I suggest you hold on to them in order to earn a bigger profit. But if you think these tokens have no potential then might as well get rid of it as soon as you can.

I like your opinion but there are parts where I disagree. Bounty hunters are always the one getting blamed for the fall of icos due to dumping but in reality no matter how many bounty hunters dump if the ico is interesting and appealing many people will still buy it. Also only a small percentage of the total token is allocated to the bounty campaign. I don't think a small amount can make an ico fail.

It depends on how well you know those ico. When participating ico it is our duty to do our research and background checking about said ico. If you believe in those ico you mentioned then go ahead and participate. Follow what you think and don't listen to other peoples advise. Sometimes it is good to follow what you feel.

Nobody really knows when exactly the market will recover and goes up back again and that is the best thing about cryptocurrency which is being unpredictable and anything can happen. Like everyone here I do hope the market will go back up again. All we can do right now is hope for the best and wait what the rest of the year has in store for us.

As a bounty hunter myself the main reason why I immediately sell all my rewards is to enjoy the fruits of my labor. I have been working for many weeks in a campaign so I think it is natural to enjoy my rewards. Bounty Hunters always get to blame for projects failing and losing its value when in reality it is the project itself. We bounty hunters only get a small fraction of campaign, mostly like 5% or even lesser.

Yes I know how you feel. I have been in that same situation as you countless time. Even now I still have campaigns that I didn't received any rewards yet even though it has ended months ago. There is nothing we can do right now but to wait. Just like everyone said let us be thankful that we are still receiving payment to our works.

There are a lot of things to look for when you are trying to spot a good bounty campaign. First of all the campaign must be interesting and quite innovative. Then the people behind the campaign must be legit and has good reputations. You can also consider the allocations and rewards of the bounty campaign. What's the point of participating a good campaign when the rewards is poor and not worth it right.

I believe there are still good airdrops available out there but finding a good one is not an easy task at all. I lost all my interest in airdrops before due to bad experiences and never got any payment or rewards at all. After doing my part of the deal I didn't get anything at all. I believe airdrops before was more profitable but now it is not worth my time.

It depends on how long you are holding. Long term holding is actually quite profitable rigth now although it might take a long time and a lot of patience before you can enjoy yoour profit. Many people I know are still holding long term. But in the end it all depends on what type of coin you are holding right now, wether it has potential and profitable.

Yes it is quite risky to invest in a coin that is not well known and popular. But take note, those who risk either gains big or will lose it all. It depends on how well you know and how much potential you can see in this coin. Just like everyone said, even those big coins right now started from the bottom, who knows the one you risk for right now will blow up so big and gives you a lot of profit.

For me I am holding them and wait for price to go up before selling them. But it also depends on how well the campaign went wether it was successful and has great potential. I don't usually sell any of my rewards unless if there is an emergency and I needed money. I have been doing this strategy for quite some time now and I have been earning profits.

For me I like to have more diversity in my holdings and not to focus only on one. If I were you I would convert some of my bitcoin to ethereum but not all of them just to play it safe. We all know bitcoin is still the best out there and you can't go wrong with it. Although ethereum is good but its performance is quite not doing well these past month.

I believe there are still good airdrops available out there and is worth participating. For me I have stop participating in airdrops due to bad experiences. I have lost my interest and hope in airdrops after not getting any rewards. I feel like I just wasted my whole time instead of doing other productive things. I jist stick to bounty campaigns now rather than airdrops.

If you bought bitcoin years back and you decide it to sell right now then I think you will become rich. I believe with the current state of the market right now there is less chance to become overnight millionaire. But if it was years before many did become overnight millionaire. Nowadays many people have to strive and work hard just to make it big here.

Not really. Cryptocurrency was not made to render banks useless or make them obsolete. Cryptocurrency was created to be an alternative of fiat. Personally I believe that banks will eventually start to accept cryptocurrency in order to stay relevant. Here where I live we have banks already starting to accept cryptocurrency. Banks will always adapt to these changes in order for them to survive.

I believe ICO will not end but it will be changed in to something that is much more effective and efficient. Just like how the world changes, ICO will eventually also change to adapt the different demands and desires of the people. As long as cryptocurrency exist, ICO will also stay relevant.

Move on and learn from that mistake. In cryptocurrency you don't always gain profits all the time. You win some and then you lose some. Like people say prices are really hard to predict in cryptocurrency. For me I just don't sell if I can't get any profit out of it. In your situation it is far more better than selling and gaining a little profit than selling and lossing big.

For me an ICO without any whitepaper is bound to fail, not worth trusted and quite shady to begin with. Without whitepaper how can this ICO attract investors and no one will believe in their vision. Whitepaper is important for it kinda gives an idea for investors on how or where the ICO is going and what is its goal.

I haven't tried participating in an ico that requires kyc for some reasons. I hate spreading my personal information online. Although I know that kyc can help stop or at least identity those who are cheating or scammers, I just don't like the idea of sharing my personal information for me it violates my right to privacy which is the best quality of cryptocurrency.