You might want to check out Rialto XRL, an arbitrage algorithm that pays a % to token holders. Also some of the decentralized exchanges give % of profits such as Cryptobridge BCO and COSS. Then there's TAAS, a closed crypto hedge fund which is my retirement account. No longer cheap but still cheap for what you get in value and pays out quarterly in Ethereum.

The answer is to always by Bitcoin, whatever the question. Buy Bitcoin and hold is all anyone has to know. Did I mention to buy Bitcoin?

Saying Altcoins don't have a future is crazy. This is the new Wall Street. It is going to replace the stock market eventually and there is nothing they can do to stop it.

I'm excited about Monaize on Komodo platform and NOUS. Nous platform is the modern mutual fund. Much potential.

Dogecoin is fun and serves a purpose, but do't expect to ever make money on it. When there are billions of a coin it will never be worth anything.

I'm only worried about all the Bitcoin forks. It is confusing to new people and deters new people from entering. Also the forks seem to have killed the momentum in the entire cryptospace. Since crypto lives on new people entering and momentum, forks are proving problematical.

I'm an airdrop ho. I've gotten about 25 tokens so far. I will hodl them for a year and see if any become anything. It's fun and it's free.

Underneath your transaction balacne is a section called transaction history, check ETHexplorer.io. Your tokens will show up there if they are not stolen. Sometimes they don't show in your wallet but you can always check ETHexplorer to find them. Good luck, hope they weren't stolen.

Winter is coming. Altcoins have stalled many times, but there is always a resurgence at some point.  Be patient during the lulls and be ready to make your money during the surges.

If everyone is dumping it, I for sure don't want to do what everyone else is doing. It's usally best to do the opposite of the crowd.

I find it funny that some want the government to step in to stop the scammers. The government is the worst scammer.

For people who don't know Cryptsy, It was the biggest exchange of it's day. At that time Bittrex was tiny.  Like many of you new people I thought my coins were safe because I had a good password and  two factor authentication. But nothing can protect your funds from an exchange owner who sees so much money in his exchange that he figures he can make a runner to Thailand or somewhere and live on the beach forever. And Cryptsy wasn't an exception. I remember Mt. Gox, Cryptorush, Mintpal, Maxx etc. It will happen again. Please use the new hardware wallets, they are cheap compared to your capital and work great.

I have recently invested in HDG. Hedge token is in the fintech space and has a super low supply. It's a hottie!

I like to look for something in a trending area like decentralized exchanges or such that have popularity. Then I want to make sure there are not a billion coins or more, lower supply the better generally, then I want to check for buzz on twitter and bitcointalk ANN. Must have quality website, quality team. Lastly I look at the history and chart if available.

I'm sick of these shortsighted greedy devs with no creativity screwing with not just Bitcoin, but the entire cryptospace by ruining momentum with their constant forks. They are screwing all of us to make a dime. Talk about killing the goose who laid the golden egg. Beyond stupid, evil.

I am amped on the upcoming NOUS ico at the end of November.  Looks like the future mutual fund for the masses.

I look for cryptocurrency to eventually supplant Wall Street, so I like the fintech plays for long term holds. BMC, XRL, MTH, TKN, SALT, BCO, TAAS and the NOUS ico.

I hold my bitcoin on my Trezor. I read that Trezor holders will get Bitcoin Gold, but I haven't read how this will happen. Pretty much worthless I know, but still worth something so I would like to get it.

The new website is quality.https://crypto-bridge.org/

How do you sign up? Went to the link, just a page with a piechart. Didn't see ant clickable links to sign up. What am I missing?