Yeah pretty sure the price is already taking into account the activation of Segwit.
Wait for a small drop then buy and hold, because the long-term looks good IMO.

This will probably increase volume by quite a bit.
Bigger demand should mean an increase in price.
The question is by how much, and if any of the current rise in price is speculation of future use, or actual current demand.

Any interest in creating a sub- Reddit for ICASH?
Good way to give out information to people, most big coins have active Reddit threads.

Traders and speculation hyped the coin, now price is down a bit.
But its a project that has active development and a good team of developers working on it.
I'm sure its still a good long-term investment if you already own coins or can buy them for cheap.

If you have emails and screenshots that can prove your account status, I would get everything together and post the details.
Maybe this will warn other people before they lose money on this site.

Most people who buy a hardware wallet probably keep it in a safe or deposit box, but a "tough" version is not a bad idea.

Has any reviewer done a "drop test" to see how durable these devices are?
I would like to see one dropped down the stairs, frozen in a block of ice etc like they do with tablets/ smartphones. 

Sounds like an Office document with macro malware?
I'm sure they are sending mass emails and hoping someone without Antivirus opens the document so they can install a keylogger ect.

You should donate some money to the "Guns for kids" program.
Putting firearms in the hands of under-privileged schoolkids since 1969.

Altoin is the new Nigerian Prince scam. Everyone will promise you to get rich. They just need you to send them some money first!
Its only going to get worse over the next few years before the bubble pops. Prepare for a thousand shitcoin pump and dump schemes a month for a long time.
Everyone is trying to make money so I don't really blame the little fish for trying to eat....

Yes I noticed every time the price drops, you see a lot of buy orders coming in,
then a few sell orders so the ticker price stays low. Very smart actually.

I think the REAL question here is-
what are you going to do with your 2.584 Bitmark?

Inquiring minds want to know!

For safe investment look at coins that have a solid reputation but still not worth as much as other projects.
I like Monero for long-term investment. Its a much more solid technology than Dash but worth a third as much. I'm prediciting it will be at $45 to $50 next year.


For big profits look for coins that have active development but are only on a couple exchanges and still have a low price.
Or coins that were abandoned but have recently been revived by a new developer.

ICASH
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1534280.0
has active development and has added 40 or 50 masternodes in the last few weeks.

XtraBytes XBY
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1864397.0
has been gaining recently and lots of people are talking about the project. I think its still only traded on two exchanges. If it gets added to more the price may go up quite a bit.

HALLOweencoin
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1867413.0
was abandoned and only worth 1 satoshi. Now has a new developer and was added to a second exchange. Only has to go up a couple satoshi and you can double your profits.

I still see tons of gambling sites like dice etc that use Dogecoin.
People use it to store money during times of volatility since it has a pretty stable price.
Quick transaction times and still has a pretty large userbase.
Price may still go up a bit in the long-term.

Probably a very small company and they did not expect to get as many orders as they have.
I wouldn't be surprised if they are behind on orders, or unable to get the parts as quickly as they need.

For the people that got them, how is it working out for you?
What coin are you mining? What is your expected ROI?

Signed up at forum and entered the contest.
GL2Every1!

I was using Coinbase since the fees weren't too bad.
Most private sellers were charging much higher fees actually.
But sites like this usually ask you to confirm your identity with a drivers license/ state ID card which some people may not want to do.

Yes I often wonder what method people who are frequently withdrawing huge sums are using.
What is the best way to cash out a million dollars from one of these exchanges and how often are they doing it?

The hardest part of investing in any crypto still comes from the deposit/ withdraw of fiat currency.

Most election coins I've seen have a sharp rise in price then get dumped and might have a slight increase weeks/ months later,'
but usually get forgotten about.

You might be able to make some money if you sell at the right time but I would be careful about holding these coins since they tend to be a gimmick.

Right now its a currency/ speculative investment.
Fees are getting to the point that its not worth sending micro-transactions (unless you are willing to wait hours/ days)
so its basically for people who already have money to send medium/ large payments, and invest with the hope of increase in price over time.

Do you blame them?
If someone gave me a million dollars for nothing I would definitely try again.

ICOs are the new Nigerian Prince scam. They offer you to get rich, they just need some of your money up front, and all your dreams will come true!