It is possible to trade micro trade and risk only 20$ if you are gonna use doge. I suggest you use exchanges like cryptopia to trade in doge to any altcoin pair. Also, it would be better for you to hold anything that you will trade long-term rather than short-term. You will profit more when you are micro trading long-term because of the chance of higher profit(especially in high-risk altcoins).

It can be smarter than us given that it has been given enough information in the programming process to do so and if it is programmed to learn by itself.
It would be nice if engineers develop a self-improving AI with the capacity of predicting cryptocurrency prices only but it would be scary if it is an AI meant to think like a human and have a brain like us. It might betray its creator and we might be able to witness the Armageddon if that happens. I just hope that before it is developed, we will at least have a countermeasure against it if the worst possible scenario happens.

I am not sure about this, but maybe you have been removed from the campaign because of your red trust. According to the general terms and rules:
As per agreement based on the general terms when you joined this campaign:
Because of this, I doubt Sylon would reconsider and give you stakes for the 8 weeks of work you have done.
You can ask about that in the announcement thread or on the official telegram channel of grain.io. This thread is strictly for bounty concerns only.

You can start by widening your knowledge about crypto. To do just that, I suggest you browse other sections on this forum more often. Reading threads mostly on off-topic section and beginners and help will not help you achieve it. For starters, try reading more threads on bitcoin discussion, speculation, economics, and altcoins section until you can fully participate in the discussions and make constructive posts.

I agree with most of the points in your post OP but for now, I am still bullish on ETH because of this two reasons:
It will somehow generate a new trend next year and in 2020 as well making ETH still profitable for speculations. Until then, I am bullish on ETH.
Even with Ethereum's use case's trend(which is tokenization) declining, some people will still use it because of its other use cases. Also, some people will still prefer tokenizing with Ethereum which will somehow make it survive long term. It is there to stay IMO.

I'd like to take that spot. Thanks.
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Exchange can somehow lessen pump and dump schemes if they strictly prohibit price manipulation on their exchanges and dedicate themselves to it 24/7. Although that is the case, most exchanges does not seriously fight for pump and dump schemes since they also earn a hefty sum of money from the fees of those trades and strict ban of it would greatly affect their profit.

Maybe they were already observing Venezuelan economy silently long before it was blown apart. If they are then this test would not be void since they have already gathered a lot of useful data.
Believe me it won't. Cryptocurreny and bitcoin cannot help a poor country pay out a debt unless it is helping them gather a hefty sum of money from taxes of many crypto dealings.

Blockchain being integrated into a national voting system for democratic countries would be nice to hear since it would prevent cheating during elections. It might not prevent fraud, but at least it will help determine who the people really voted. Also, a successful implementation of blockchain in national ID systems will greatly help in making identity fraud lesser.

Cryptocurrency might not have enough strength to change the US dollar status quo, but IMO there are more currencies out there that might help that prediction become accurate. The currencies that have the strength to change the US dollar status quo IMO is gold, silver or any other fiat currency of a powerful nation that is rapidly developing(like China for example).

He definitely is based on his post history. If that is the case, his question has been asked and answered for a couple of times already.
OP, please learn to search using the search function of this forum first before asking questions. If you cannot find your answer using it, you can try to google the answer to it. There are a lot of search results in Google that can answer your question(although it will point you out on older bitcointalk threads).

It would only be beneficial for the banks because they will earn more profitable than before. For traders, I'd say that they would profit less or if they lost it on altcoins, they would kiss their collateral goodbye.
They won't, escrows are not needed to get a loan from the bank, and they won't need it even if they allowed their customers to get loan via Bitcoin. It would just be the same as getting an ordinary loan but you will get btc for it.

So long as your coins are not that few(or above 100 depending on the coin you are staking), any amount above 5$(in current value) would do.
They are right since holding a lot of coins in one coin is riskier than holding it in many wallets with moderate amount of coins. There is a chance that you will gain profit better when holding it in many wallets and it is very likely for you to lose your money when the coin you heavily invested into dumped a lot(when you are bagholding a lot of coins without investing on others).

Are you referring to this news? If so, then you are mistaken. It is clearly stated there that Indian regulators might treat cryptocurrency as a commodity, and not as an alternative mode of payment. Either way, I think them looking at the bright side of what bitcoin and other cryptos offer for once is better rather than seeing them retaliating with a countrywide ban.

You are because there are only a few coins that will fit your criteria and you won't be able to pick 25 coins based on the criteria you have set. Either way, you can go for coins that have a chance for growth to fill those 25 spots even if it is not that high when they dump. At the very least, you won't need to waste that much time and the potential for profit is higher than when you will pick fewer coins(but the risk is also higher).

It is only a temporary period where people are going back to BTC not just because of people being scared to be left holding bags, I believe the current crypto market is in the period where people are taking profit from the altcoin market to the bitcoin market. They might buy another set of alts to bet on, or they can just continue to hold it as is for the next bitcoin pump.

Thanks for the guide but can this be used also for splitting bitcoin blockchain between SSD and an external HDD or will it only work on internal hard drives? I've wanted to do it because I want to save space as much as possible on internal storage spaces to lessen lag on my Personal Computer when using it daily while running a full node myself.

This time indeed is a good time to enter the market but it ain't the best. IMO, the best time one has got to enter the market is when a coin(especially coins that have a solid background and have real use cases) has been severely dumped from an all-time high. You might wait long but it would surely be profitable if you wait long enough.

If that bitcoin pizza guy held his bitcoin up to date, bitcoin wouldn't achieve the heights it has reached now because of the volume of bitcoin transactions not being enough today. This interview might catch the interest of anyone wanting to know about Laszlo's and Jercos' current status, here is the link for the article: https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-pizza-guy-laszlo-hanyecz-on-why-bitcoin-is-still-the-only-flavor-of-crypto-for-him

Sorry, I haven't read your last reply enough to not see that article is the same as the one in your reply. I'll just edit my last reply and remove that link. Anyways, it's nice to hear that there were plans at least to help Venezuelans using bitcoin, I have read the medium article that you have linked and noticed that it was made way back February 16, 2018 are there no updates regarding it?