I am glad that I am not the only one who did that mistake. Like everyone else I too gave in to my fear and followed others who panic sells when the price suddenly drops. I lost a lot because of my stupid mistake and now I am a little wiser. I don't sell immediately when price drops happens. Instead I try to investigate first before malig any drastic decisions.

No, not all ico are scam. Not because there are many scam icos out there doesn't mean that every ico is scam. There are still good ico available out there if you only know how to spot a good one from a bad one. When something becomes very popular, it will commonly attract scammers who will try to exploit its popularity for their own benefit.

It is not fair to blame it all in the bounty hunters. Every ico or commonly ico only offer like a small fraction as a reward. Recently I see like 3% or even lower are allocated to rewards for bounty hunters. Most of the investors often blame bounty hunters are the main cause of failing ico when in reality we only receive a little fraction of the ico.

I believe it depends on the quality of coin you are talking about. If it has potential and is actually good then we are going to expect a rise of price again even if it fails at first. Its all about the coins target, wether it gets popular again. I have seen coins that has little value at first then suddenly it blooms and the price sky rocket to the top.

My ideal bounty has a good allocation and big bounty pool. Is high rated and popular in ratings websites. Has a trusted and good bounty manager. A well planned project and a good goal. An active and engaging admins and of course an enthusiastic investors that talks and discuss about the campaign.

Like us the bounty managers are just working too and just like us they can't also easily determine wether this campaign is legit or just another scam project. If there was anyone to blame I think it is ourselves because we are the one who participated in it and the bounty managers did not force us to join. It is our duty to check things out first if this campaign is legit or not. Let's not put so much pressure to the bounty managers.

For me I follow a simple rule which I learned from this forum and that is to invest what you can afford to lose. I only invest on what I think is okay if I don't earn profit from it or lose it all. I do go overboard that certain cap because I am not that successful yet. Maybe if I become more successful then I might raise the cap a little bit.

I have been skeptical with this kyc thing going on lately with most of the ico's. The biggest selling point of cryptocurrency is being anonymous, transactions and trades made become anonymous. Information about you become anonymous. This kyc thing contradicts to the main selling point of cryptocurrency. I don't publish any private information in social media because I am scared of my identity being used by others and I am also against this kyc.

The best thing to do after getting your bounty reward is to observe. Check how well it is and if you can see a potential of growth or not. Most bounty hunters directly sell their bounty rewards as soon as they get it fearing the price will not go up anymore. Observing wether the coin will be in demand or just die out is the best way.

No bounty campaigns are not a waste of time. I have been participating bounty campaigns for a long time and I have earned a good amount of profit now. Yes bounty campaign is not easy, stressful and time consuming but the rewards that I receive for my hard work in the end is totally worth it.

Buying ethereum will all your money is quite risky. I suggest buying small amount first then if you get the hang of it then you can start buying big amounts. You can also try buying multiple coins for diversity. Having diversity is actually good rather than focusing on one and you can have multiple profit instead of only one.

With the high increase of ico launching every now and then confusion is bound to happen for us bounty hunters and investors. Yes it is ideal to follow high rated ico but you should underestimate those low rated ones as well. After all ico success does not really rely on ratings all alone, there are still many factors to consider.

It will rise and go up again. The real question is when will it go up and recover. None of us really know the exact detail on when the market gonna rise again or if the matket will ever rise again. Most of the people here are just speculating things. All we can do roght now is wait and see things for our selves.

Yes you are correct, if you take more risk the bigger your achievements will be but on the other side you might also lose everything as well. For me you will have less risk to tackle if you are well informed and have a lot of knowledge. The more you know about cryptocurrency the less risk you will face because you know what you are doing.

I follow a simple rule when dealing with cryptocurrency and that is to buy what I can afford to lose. I do go overboard and spend all my money to buy cryptocurrency. There is no ideal amount to start with cryptocurrency. You can go small first then slowly adding up once you get the hang of it.

Lately there has been this holding policy thing being implemented with all the bounty campaigns I have participated. It says that bounty hunters will have there rewards later after the price gets stable. The reason for this was to stop bounty hunters from dumping their tokens in the market as soon as the project ends. I know it is for a good cause but us bounty hunters will suffer for this.

Maybe yes or not who knows. Most of the people right now are only speculating and predicting things. Nobody out there can actually tell when the market is going to go back up again or will it even recover. Most of us here are just gonna have to wait and see how things go.

For me it depends on what coins you are holding. If you think the coins you are holding have potential and will bring profit then holding it will be the best choice. On the other hand if you feel like the coin you are holding doesn't have potential or kinda stale then sell it immediately to avoid loss.

I have been participating bounty campaigns for a while now and it depends on what campaign you choose to participate. If you choose a good bounty campaign then I don't mind if I get little sleep and continue working for it. That is why picking a good bounty campaign is a must in order not to waste all your time and effort.

Personally I haven't tried investing in any ico yet. All I did was participate in bounty campaigns and that's the way I have made money. Although I am considering on trying to invest on ico and test my luck there. The only thing that has been keeping me from doing it is those news of many scam icos. I am scared of taking the risk.