If you want stability, look for fiat.
And as of coins backed by any other thing, this particular thing doesn't exist in cryptocurrency as there are no supervising authority and the prices entirely depends on supply and demand. Anyone promising of equaling to a value of different product is likely a scam.

https://bountyportals.com/ is from an active bounty manager irfan from this forum. Highly recommended.

bountyplatform.io is a complete package with all social as well as signature automation.
contact person https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1047805

But again there would be a lot of loopholes to exploit when you go fully automated.

This is an overall good news for cryptosphere. There's no need for a goodbye to BCash.
IMO Microsoft was quite positive towards crypto from the beginning. They have organized and supported many developments and events related to crypto.

Whatever may be the nature and outcome of an ICO, every dollar invested and expended will return back to the market and the money in this way will keep on flowing. So, there will be no end to ICO.

Though there are many unstable rise and falls, generally the total crypto market is on the rise if you see it in a larger time frame. Except for a year or two, all major coins have an exponential annual rise in price.

I was just reading the whitepaper but still am confused. Does the user need to announce what device he'll be mining with and would get penalty if generated more hash than possible? Or how do you control the use of GPU or advance hardware?

And yes they are two complete different things. Though I believe, Ethereum can surpass bitcoin in the value, still bitcoin and Ethereum would have their own field of uses.

Thanks. And a hint from me, if you want to buy a token look for the team and project and how popular they are. Decide to buy the specific token. Wait the day they reach mainstream exchanges. Bounty holder would be the first to sell them off and at that time you may get the token below the ICO price.

I'm too facing problems with etherdelta. Transactions not being created, sometimes fake transaction are shown in history and with the increased amount of fees to trade in the platform, IDEX is too problematic. I'm in mood of leaving the platform overall and wait and hold tokens till they reach the mainstream exchanges.

Well google spreadsheet are the most popular, free and multifunctional option. You just need to have an google account and you'll automatically have an account of google spreadsheet. And you would be able to control who sees, edits the spreadsheet and a lot of automation like autofill from google forms.

Infact ICO has changed themselves to a much more systematic way to scam people. On a traditional ponzi, initial user had to be merited to attract new investors but in case of ICO, people themselves manipulate the price of token in exchanges while operators occasionally update their twitter handle while enjoying their vacation in exotic places.

And it's much more important to decide where to invest. Investment is not a gamble and user should be cautions about the platform they are investing on and the probable profit or loss. All of this can mostly be achieved spending a few hours researching about the people, claims and project.

The team and the community. It's huge. The entire of Eastern Asia has been involved in it and they are comparing it to NEO or even with Ethereum and beyond.

Robot Trading. So, they'll use our fund to trade via a bot?
We all know how effective is bot trading and how successful people have became with trading from others money.

Your stakes are your shares in the pool of total stakes.
If you have 5 stakes while the total stakes of every participant in 50, you have 10% share of the total allocated fund.

There had been some con tokens with that name but I have no Idea about any forks happening in LTC blockchain. But we may see them soon as bitcoin is becoming more and more expensive for regular transactions.

Yes, this is the trend for every major forks of coin. But what I've realized from these pumps are, the stable price of the original coin to gets a boost (though a fork should have theoretically decrease the value)

Hi, the signature form is not accepting Text in forum Rank.
So, I've used a number instead 3 and joined the campaign.

I knew from the beginning that it was a pure scam.
The payments were too good to be true and the way they (he/she) advertised was unprofessional.
I wonder how much money they made from the scam.

Surely that was well planned. One way or other they were intended to dump US investors and gain with their newly implemented terms. If it was not the falling of bitcoin's price, they would have refunded the investors in USD value.