I guess at that time period where paper currency are replaced with bitcoin then they would've have develop ways to make it more user friendly, I guess with regards to beggars maybe they should develop a system where you can give QR codes of a specific value that can be used to buy or avail services by just scanning it.

Bounty, if you want to play it safe or even short on budget plus even if you have a regular job that will take you atleast half of your day you can easily do some bounty campaigns for accomplishing tasks each week which will later on will give you an ample amount of reward compared to investing which you will need initial budget to buy and hold.

Its not surprising, I actually expecting it for japan since their country is very bitcoin friendly and accessible to cryptos. They even integrate bitcoin now to their economic system and even build facilities to improve bitcoin users ease of access. I think this will be a huge step for acceptance once japan totally succeed in doing it then I guess other nations will follow or consider it now.

I don't think so, though bitcoin somehow became the foundation of altcoins specially when it comes to acceptability among different users and they complement each other in the market and in every transactions that doesn't mean people use them because of their similarities nor popularity. Altcoins are now flourishing not because of bitcoin but because of each individuals altcoins' uniqueness and nature as a cryptocurrency.

Of course since to them it would be like normal and they would need not to adapt compared to the older generation who are not used to modern technology which relatively affects how they will react towards cryptocurrencies. Statistically speaking https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-user-demographics-european-males-age-25-34/  there are much fewer old bitcoin user compared to group age of 30s below.

Never sell when the market is undergoing dips and crashes specially if you don't need your money on that moment. Cutting your losses was never a good idea instead during these times you should buy more particular token while its value is really low and sell only when its value goes up again.

What method did you use or how did you trade your coins, there are many factors that can affect your profit in trading specially if your are new you are bound to make mistakes. More people could help you if you give more details to your experience. Anyway I suggest that you do long term holding if you are really now sure on how your trades will go, just wait until you see the market to be profitable to trade and buy when you see each coin's lower or at its lowest is much better and repeat this cycle.

Well since you note that you are looking for the easiest way to earn tokens then the answer would certainly be through airdrop though I doubt that you would appreciate its value specially if you are looking to trade it immediately since most of the airdrop tokens have very low value. Since airdrops are  not that hard and time consuming to do I think you would still have an ample of time to participate and complete bounty tasks which is more promising and profitable  in my opinion.

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I suggest that you hold since bounty rewards usually is sold 50% or less than their actual value in the market in the early stage specially during those first month that you received it. I experienced selling it early then upon checking a couple of months its value doubled in the market though I don't regret it because I needed the money that time but still I learned that holding is much better.

After checking the nature of the project and its team, I always check first the schedule whether how long the bounty will run and how much is the possible rewards for accomplishing the tasks. Then i check the rules and tasks to accomplish if I can do it efficiently.

Well I do, I find teaching my girlfriend about cryptocurrency and trading really rewarding since its girl's nature to be very mindful and organize she helps me alot in managing and tracking my portfolio and somehow she also now has a good investment track for herself. Truly two heads is better than one and trading hasn't been much better and fun since we started doing it together.

I think one of the reasons most ICO campaigns tend to resort to give bounties for random people here in this forum instead of just hiring an advertisement company or a team that would manage tasks that they would offer to us is because:

1. It will certainly be more expensive since they would have to hire a coordinated group with possible level of members/officers etc.

2. If not expensive an organized team advertising an ICO would appear plain and spam to the eyes of the people since we get to see usual promotion from time to time.

3. Forum participants in the bounty are neutral specially in the signature campaigns in which they do tasks by participatung in the forum to make it healthy and informative not a one sided promotion.

4. Bounty hunters somewhat promotes an ICO with a certain personal touch to it and those who really love and just enjoy doing it somewhat gives of a certain vibe that makes a casual reader curious. ( I myself got curious in a couple of signature links just by reading threads) .

Hold, right now is not a good time to sell eth since it hasn't been that able to recover much from the previous crashes. Though it is nuch better to increase the variety of coins in your portfolio making your eth investment as a source i not a bad choice also but cutting losses will. Wait for a while, sell it at a higher price then split it up.

Most good and successful ICOs are comprised with a reliable team that is usually known or expert for certain fields that is related somehow to their project. I believe its the core criteria in looking for a good ICO because the people behind it will be its support base for the project to succeed. Promotion and good reviews will sure to follow along with their competency and skills.

I think airdrops are mutually great for both the participants and the project itself. Its very easy and rewarding at the same time though most tokens that you receive from airdrops have very low value, it wouldn't hurt you to hold them for a long period of time since you didn't particularly invest in them. Airdrops for me appears like a bonus round for my investment ventures in cryptos.

Yes, altcoins play a really important part in the cryptocurrency industry and investors alike. Though it may seem to compete with bitcoin what it does is actually making the market more healthy in terms of increasing in the variety in which what investors benefits the most. Having a variety of coins in your portfolio also lessens your risks and increase your profits plus with bitcoin's high value it would make sense for some altcoins to be more accessible as a mode of payment in different transactions compared to bitcoins.

Good day manager,

I'm afraid my stakes for week #18 in the signature campaign is not counted and I would like to ask your precious time to reevaluate my works

I am #138 in the signature campaign spreadsheet

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Thank you for your kind consideration and I will be doing my best to help in this project, God bless!

I will still hold no matter what and how bad the crash is, the market will forever have a few crashes from time to time and you would not be able to reap the full extent of your profit by selling it early what more through panic selling. Never cut your loss hold as long as you can learn from the previous mistakes of other investors and always check the market trends.

Anything of low value altcoins within the top 10 market charts is a good option for long term investments in my opinion. The longer you hold them would most likely reduce the risks and increases your profits. Just make sure you don't get affected by continues crashes whenever it happens again, set a goal to your portfolio and sell them when they reach it.