Verge is trash. Sell it all.

The best coins you are holding are VEN, OMG and ARK. Increase your holdings in these.

Personally, I would also get rid of some of the less well established coins (FLO, CAPP, HMQ, VIB) and buy ETH and NEO.

Do we have to have the same post multiple times every day?

You have made 11 posts, 9 of which are one sentence long. All of them are in broken English, with poor spelling and grammar. Most of the content is "nothing" statements such as "hodl", "to the moon", "btc will rise again", etc.

The merit system is designed to stop people spamming posts like that and still ranking up. It is working as intended.

My pick is VEN. In addition to more and more huge parternships coming out every week, it is going to rebrand this year, and then allow you to earn more coins just for holding.

TOR should be used "in addition" to a VPN for privacy, not "instead of". And using IP spoofing add-ons does absolutely nothing to protect your privacy. This is very poor advice.

You can find a list of almost 20 VPNs that accept Bitcoin here: https://www.privacytools.io/#vpn. If you are interested in privacy in general, I would thoroughly recommend checking out all the other tips and tools on that site too.

You can also have a look at https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/, which lists about 50 or so VPNs that accept Bitcoin.

NEO, VEN, XLM, ARK, KCS, COSS.

Agreed. I had been planning on sell my Litecoin and buy more Nano, but Litepay has made me change my mind. I will continue to hold instead.

Litecoin actually rallied a little a few days ago in the midst of the dip due to this news.

Delta is a great mobile app for tracking your portfolio. An alternative is Blockfolio, but Delta is better IMO.

I use a mobile wallet like Coinomi to store a very small percentage of my coins. Allows me to easily send and receive payments on the go without having to access my cold storage.

And obviously some exchange apps such as Coinbase, Binance and KuCoin.

I am in two minds about this.

On one hand, if people are accumulating debt they can't repay on their credit card, regardless of what they are actually buying, banks are right to restrict their access.

However, a blanket ban on everyone, including those with an excellent credit history who have never missed a repayment, is wrong. Responsible buyers shouldn't be punished for idiots buying in more than they can afford to lose.

This is correct. Neo has smart contracts like Ethereum does. We are starting to see more and more tokens and ICOs being launched on the Neo network. It has a huge potential market, and a market cap only 10% of Ethereum's. In my opinion, 3x is a very conservative estimate.

Not a single person has actually answered OP's question. Everyone just stating generic "hodl" and "hardware wallet" statements.

Firstly OP, bitcoin is unlikely to fall in any meaningful way when it is forked. Even with the Bitcoin Cash fork late last year, which was much larger than any upcoming forks, the trajectory of Bitcoin's price was largely unchanged.

Buying through Coinbase is very easy. Easier than setting up a Hargreaves account I would say. I would recommend buying through GDAX instead (Coinbase's sister site) as it has less exchange fees and less transfer fees.

If it was me, I would sell your tracker and rebuy actual coins. I would prefer to know I own actual bitcoins and not just a tracker. As you say, you can then benefit from forks, while also having the option to trade for altcoins in the future if you wish. Be sure to transfer them off the exchange and in to your own wallet once you have bought.

Anything not supported by MEW is worthless? This is utter nonsense. What about LTC, XLM, XRB, NEO, XMR, etc, etc.

If the coin has its own software wallet, or is supported by a multi-coin wallet, you can use that. You can easily make paper wallets while being connected to the internet. The risk, as you've stated, is that if your computer is infected by specific malware, your coins could be stolen. This is pretty rare. Other than that, you can always just leave your coins on the exchange until software or hardware support becomes available. Make sure you stay away from small exchanges (like the recent difficulties with BitGrail), and use 2FA to secure your account.

Yes. No. Maybe.

Up. Down. Sideways.

Anyone who says they know for sure is lying.

I couldn't disagree about XLM more. FairX exchange has the potential to be huge when it launches. XLM could see a big move upwards when it does.


No way to BCH. It doesn't offer any benefits technology wise over LTC or XRB, and the dev team are actively toxic to others in the crypto community. It will continue to slip down the rankings.

I would consider swapping out IOTA for XRB, but otherwise a very solid portfolio for a long term hold.

This is the third thread you have started just this morning filled with nothing but FUD. Looking at your post history, all you seem to do is laugh at everyone holding, calling them "dumb", "idiots", "absurd", and "delusional".

There are serious discussion to be had about the market price, the technology, the reasons for the dip, and where we are headed from here. Unfortunately, starting a conversation with nonsense analogies and laughing at other users does not lead to a serious discussion.

Shhh. I need people to keep selling at a huge loss so I can keep buying more cheap!

I'm not in this to get rich quick. Yes, you can make much nicer money than traditional banking/savings/investments, but the days of 10000% gains are over.

I'm in this because I believe in the technology. Blockchain technology is changing and will continue to change the world. I believed this at $20k, I believe it now at $7k, and I would still believe it at $1k.

Let's check back in 10 years, and see if blockchain technology is still around.

In my opinion, during a crash like this people are nervous of investing at all, let alone in smaller, riskier coins. So during big dips I stock up on the well established coins, ones with proven partnerships and working products that have the best chance of a strong rebound. I've been buying mostly ETH, NEO and BTC, but also a little XRB, XLM and VEN.

XLM allows you to gain interest through voting for community pools.

ARK allows you to gain interest through voting for a specific member.

VEN is going to allow interest following their rebrand.

Exchange coins such as KCS and COSS pay dividends from the exchange fees.