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Crypto and native stocks are closely related, if anything they are investment solutions and when one moves the other is likely to be affected. If there's a global downturn, it will also impact on crypto as many investors would want to liquid their crypto assets.

It will really take a lot to displace Bitcoin as the number one cryptocurrency. Bitcoin has exerted it's dominance and as the most trustworthy cryptocurrency to investors and as payment solutions.

Cobinhood is another exchange that shut down recently. It really came as a surprise, I don't know what could be attributed to the massive shutdowns. Is the market no more profitable or people don't really use the exchanges.

Those projects were more like Ponzi schemes than lending coins. I don't understand lending coins to mean the exact thing. Exchanges have of recent started offering crypto lending, in all, lending isn't bad.

Interests generally are thinning. It can be attributed to past projects not reaching investors expectations so people have become wary of new projects.

At one point BNB looked like it was going to take over other coins, in market cap and usability but the run didn't last for too long. The owners of Binance has the key to making BnB formidable and until they unlock it, it won't really be topping the market.

We can't talk about crypto or blockchain without decentralisation and they can't be useful without being scalable. So I believe there must exist a balance between the two if we are to move past this stage.

I don't think altcoins are being boycotted per se, people are only being careful with their investment, investing in the less volatile which is bitcoin. From last year's high, many coins have lost more than 50% but BTC has only lost about 30% and looks more likely to reach that high than most of other coins.

The market has gradually picked momentum. Let's hope to see this steady growth for at least until march, we will be in for another bull run.

If telegram token happen to be blocked by sec, it will only be an indication of what will likely be the story of libra. There is a lot to these coin offering that is not being made available to the general public.

There are still tokens who have been able to generate funds either through ico, sto or ieo. But the number has reduced compared to previous years.

Participating in ieo is better than buying on the exchange. Once it is listed, those who already own the token will try as much as possible to sell off, and the price will continue downward until it stabilise.

Because it's cheaper doesn't mean it will be profitable. Many altcoins has almost depreciated to zero and there's likely no chance of ever seeing them grow again.

Ethereum is usually one of the highest gainers during each short run but it tends to drop a lot when the market is in falling.

What made bounty rewarding had long died. New ICOs are not springing up by the day and old ones are not as successful as before, the usual practice of launching bounties to promote ICOs have reduced drastically. All these have affected bounty.

This is not a great idea. In short, it is a terrible idea and shouldn't be promoted on this platform. Many people have lost a lot to shit and scam projects and here you're asking whether you should create one.