Time is the most valuable resource that a person has, try to use it as efficiently as possible, always evaluate the risks that a company in which you participate may result in just a waste of time. Therefore, I recommend spending as much time as possible on analyzing projects, this saves you time in the future.

If you are a beginner, it is not always advisable to make a decision based on the conclusions made with your own analysis, because you do not have much experience, and therefore the probability of an oversight increases many times over. Use also the experience of others, find research analysts and argue with your findings.

It all depends on the goals that I pursue. If this is a long-term investment, then I prefer coins with a high supply, as they are less risky. If I want to earn in the short-term period, then as a rule these are pгmps, and it is precisely coins with low supply that can help me in this, but the risks increase many times.

Some exchanges have really big fees. In order to reduce it, I use the LTC coin for transfers between exchanges or for withdrawal of payments. That is, I transfer the funds I need to LTC and send them where I need, the fee is minimal.

If the project has really collected the stated amount of funds, then I guess you should not worry. Entering the current market will necessarily be accompanied by a fall in the price of the token, which means this will affect the finances of the project. However, you did not give any additional information in order to be able to answer in more detail.

An active project is a live project. The cryptocurrency market is dynamic, and quite often the news of a major update or event gives an impetus to the price of the project because it attracts the attention of investors to it.

Soon, the ICO will become so small that this type of fund-raising will be carried out only by the strongest projects having large institutional investors, for such projects it is pointless to conduct a bounty company.

As far as I know the exchanges are now suffering losses, trading volumes are decreasing every day, and after all, the exchanges' earnings are commissions to save the situation and not lose potential profits, as far as I know, the exchanges are going to reduce the cost of listing, however, these are just rumors .

We have what we have. These are cryptocurrency, blockchain, decentralization, anonymity, these criteria allow impunity for all those who carry out dishonest fundraising and their subsequent theft. We can only wait, identify the scams as real detectives, and hope that this will help reduce its number.

Old coins are old projects, they stand firmly on their feet, they have a high level of capitalization, and the price is less stable, such coins grow either after the general growth of the market (Bitcoin) or their price “shoots” at certain times of the year (usually in spring and summer ). These coins are on many major exchanges, which means you will not have problems with buying and selling.

I see no reason for projects to pay bounty hunters in such a currency, as you can see in the market there is a tendency not to pay at all or to reduce payments. In order for the project to pay in dollars, he needs to get these dollars from somewhere, the project may not collect funds, but the project always has tokens and it does not matter how much they cost.

Absolutely true, just as an additional criterion for the dump will be the news about the transfer of the hard fork, I hope that this will not happen. The whole 2018 can be called the year of dumps, I think the beginning of 2019 will be the same.

In the case of regulation, no one should check anything by a signal, everything should be checked in advance, the project team must sign the relevant papers that oblige them to fulfill certain obligations, otherwise they will face severe punishment.

The most important lesson of the bear market is that you can never predict when the bear market will come and when it will end. This means that one should not be greedy and place too high hopes on cryptocurrency even at the peak of its popularity. Be flexible.

I think the root cause is that a huge number of bounty hunters are multi-accounts, and for them it is very painful to pass identification.
The second reason is the rotten ICO market, honest hunters fear that their documents will fall into the wrong hands.

My answer is no, since for newbies a similar strategy (not investing in ICO) will be much more profitable, since they will not lose their investments in bad and fraudulent ICO. By the way, even good ICOs now bring almost no income.

Scam projects are of different levels of "professionalism", some easier to recognize some more difficult. It all depends on your ability and skill to look for inconsistencies, inaccuracies, errors in the design and technical documentation of such projects.

As a rule, this is the first sign that something is wrong with the project. I can also say in my experience that additional alarming signals can be called: a very long count of stakes, gross errors in the calculation, ignoring questions from the bounty manager.

I suppose when you have a good start-up capital, your standard of living is no longer bad, which means you are closer to the rich than to the poor, and even your capital does not insure you against unforeseen losses, which means you need decent capital.

Those who were going to sell have already sold everything, now if you have something left, it most likely costs very little, and in the case of a sale you will not beat off your losses. If there is hope for a coin, it is probably worth the wait, otherwise sell.