Will Verge realistically reach $1? The pump up to the $0.24 level was crazy, but now the price has fallen down to around $0.12 level, and the decrease has been constant until now. I don't see what makes people think we will see a 10x increase in a short time. Although I would be very happy about it, since I have some XVG myself.

Why are you holding only one coin though? Although some coins may be promising, you never know what might happen in the altcoin environment. So your best bet would be to invest in as many coins as possible to minimize the risk. Although all coins you mentioned look sound, my suggestion would still be to diversify your portfolio.

I'm discounting eth and ltc because they are well established already and already are promising. You could add ripple to that list as well. Waves, XLM, IOTA and ADA look promising for now, I'm thinking XLM will be the best investment from among those.

I don't think John McAfee's tweet kicked off the bull run, because I still do not believe that McAfee holds that much power in the cryptocurrency environment. The price was pumped, sure, but it's coming back down right now, and I think we might soon have another run towards $.30.

When did John McAfee become such an authority of cryptocurrencies? I don't believe he has the power to trigger huge pumps like XVG experienced, he's just talking about some coins and people are jumping on the bandwagon, but these people shouldn't own enough coins to create a massive pump.

The latest run up to $0.24 was definitely a pump, and now it's coming back down to the correct price. I remember the price increasing like 150% within a single day, which was crazy. Rather than the current price point, I'm more interested in the problems that people keep referring to, that are among the development team.

I think McAfee alone does not have that much power to pump a coin that much. Even before the huge pump, the price of the coin had been increasing for a few days, and McAfee's tweet may have triggered some chain reaction. I have some XVG as well, and these alleged problems within the development team have started to get me thinking about unloading the coins once the price goes back up again.

Hi needmoney,

In accordance with your post above, I will be removing my signature as well. Thanks for the campaign and looking forward to receive the tokens.

Which custom token should I add to myetherwallet? Is the token called DVIP or AURA, could you please explain how to add the token? Thanks.

Hi needmoney,

I had to change my wallet due to an issue. Could you update in the spreadsheet as well, please? Thanks.

User name: coolcountry
Line in signature bounty spreadsheet: 99
New wallet address: 0x17d1B413fF27DAcbE5a8db2DcB7f0738e4d51afb

I am wondering why this would be required at all? Like what is the point? It adds an unnecessary level of complexity if you want to keep track of the previous owners of a bitcoin, and it doesn't have any meaning at all. So I'm not convinced why such a feature would be required.

TRX really does look promising. I bought some, at the end of a pump cycle unfortunately, but the price has to go back up. I think it's looking very promising at the moment and the trend will return to a brighter green in the upcoming days.

There are some other very promising coins as well, although Ripple is going strong I would also invest in other coins to maximize my profit. ADA, XVG, XLM, EOS are all looking very promising at the moment.

It is not only a coinbase / bittrex thing, it is a bitcoin thing. Due to the network congestion in the past few days, transactions are taking way longer than normal. In any case, remain patient and follow up on your transaction by checking the blockchain.

Older people have definitely started talking about it as well. Everyday there's news about how much bitcoin has been increasing, so when they see it day after day, they have started to wonder what it is. Granted, most have not bought any btc yet, but if the popularity continues to increase, older people are bound to buy as well.

On my phone, I downloaded an additional app which prompts your fingerprint when you try to open certain apps, and I locked all crypto related apps using this app. So for example, if you want to reach my mycelium wallet on my phone, you have to unlock my phone using my fingerprint first, then when you click on the mycelium app you have to unlock the app with my fingerprint once again, and once in the app, you have to type the 6-digit password to access the wallet. I think this is secure enough

I think this is telling in the sense that young people are willing to take more risks and invest in a risky investment method like crypto because millenials are fed up with the current economic structure, they are not making enough money and everything is expensive. I think this sends a message beyond bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole.

Are the high fees really due to the increased number of transactions and the blockchain becoming congested, or is it because transaction fees were always a percentage of the bitcoin price and it has become a problem now that the price is high? In any case, these fees are completely unacceptable and are deterring me from trading btc.

Definitely do not buy right now, since we are in the middle of a pump cycle. I think the price will hit $6, and then fall back to $4 - $4.5 levels until the next pump happens. IOTA's trend has been really unpredictable until now (even for an altcoin) so actually anything can happen and the price can go anywhere.

Dear bounty manager, when will you be updating the spreadsheet for the signature bounty campaign? Thanks.

How often does that happen though? Statistically, most of the ICOs don't take off. Besides, you may initially have faith in the coin but something may happen during the campaign which reduces the value of the tokens so you may want to cash out for some quick winnings.