In my opinion, there is no problem for the cryptocurrencies, as long as they are supported by the developers and are not abandoned.
If the people hold and trade them they continue to exist even at lower prices. If the majority sells, someone will come and buy them at really low prices and sell to the same people at higher prices.
This is how the market is working. We can't change it.
It is a big correction but just imagine the BTC price 4 months ago.
If it was at the same level today and we didn't have the 19k in December, everybody would be happy today.

Φίλε μου, κανένας επιχειρηματίας δεν βάζει λεφτά από την τσέπη του, ακόμη και τις επιχειρήσεις τους με δανεικά τις κάνουν.

As far as I know, bitcoin is not banned. Some countries have banned ICOs and probably they will issue high tax rates for buying or selling cryptos in the exchanges or in the banks.
Even if that happens you could probably use an exchange in an other country, as you chose these with low fees.
Even if bitcoin will be banned as a coin that you could use for buying and selling goods, nobody can forbid you having it in your wallet, or using it over the internet.

If you created your Ethereum address to MEW, you have saved a file to your computer. In this case, you select "Send Ether & Tokens" and then "Keystore / JSON file". Then you select the file on your PC and enter the password.
If you forgot the password but you have saved the private key, then you select "Private key" instead.
If you don't have the password or your private key, then you can say bye-bye to your coins/tokens.

I've found this topic very interesting because it shows the people's opinion over a 2 month period. In the beginning, people believed that the low prices would take a few days or weeks. Two and a half months later, everyone believes this crisis will last for a few more months. It will be of great interest for all of us to see how the world's opinion will change if two months later we are at the same low prices as it is today.
My opinion is that low prices will continue until the end of this summer.

Cryptos were invented to substitute fiat money. This was their original purpose, not trading them in exchanges.
Today there are thousands of them in the exchanges but only a few of them can be used to buy a coffee or a sandwich.
In my opinion, when someday in the future the prices of the cryptos will be more stable, and high fees won't be an issue anymore the cryptos that will rule will be those that could be used in our daily shopping.

Nobody can tell you when is the right moment to sell, or how long will last this market low. It can end today and we will see the prices moving positively again or last several weeks or months as it happened with bitcoin some years ago.
If you need money at the end of the month sell them. It is your decision whether you sell them today or next week.
Sorry, but nobody can help you with this. I wish you good luck.

All the coins have low prices this period. Some people compare the current market lows with the 2013 - 2014 period, which lasted for several months. It is not the end of the world. The traders know that this is the best time to invest in low priced coins while the holders just hold their coins. Ethereum is holding. If you compare it with bitcoin which lost more than 50% it is doing well.
Thanks for sharing the article with us and be prepared to buy more coins.

(Almost) all the alts are open source. You will find their code to GitHub.

I am not sure if I understand what you are asking, but If someone is able to watch your screen, yes he will be able to see your private key too if you are watching it.



As far as I know, when you use the MEW with the Nano, the Nano is your cold wallet and your MEW your hot wallet.
It means, that Nanor (cold) has the private key and signs the transaction and MEW (hot) sends the data to Ethereum blockchain. It is supposed to be a secure transaction (according to Nano's company).

Check this link:

https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-integration-with-myetherwallet-3e217a652e08

I hope it will help you.

Digital elections could be a way to help governments taking decisions for specific laws and for minimizing the cost of the referendums.
I don't believe that it could be possible today because the politicians do not want to share their power with the citizens.
I agree with MoonIsBlue I don't like democracy either, at least this kind of it.
Today we have democracy one day every 4 or 5 years, on the day of the elections.
Technically speaking blockchain could be a safe solution with our ids having our address and validating our vote with our private key.

It would be better to have a plan when you start trading cryptos.
Supposing you are successful and you have profits, you could exchange a percentage of them for fiat, or for buying other coins or tokens.
Stick to the plan and don't postpone doing it. Another much better option would be to start using them for shopping and for your bills.
Cryptos are made to use them as currency and to free us from the banksters and not for making more fiat.

I think this is the best opportunity we have, to buy Bitcoins or any other coin.
The prices are now very low although I believe that we'll see some lower prices in the coming days.
The crisis started with the new laws issued by South Korea and the recent hack in Japan. 
I don't see any stabilization yet. If someone has same money that affords to lose, I would suggest him to invest now.
I don't think that the market is going to collapse, as some people predict.

A coin exists as long as there are developers supporting it. Litecoin has a solid developer team and it is not abandoned.
The last weeks there is a crisis in cryptocurrencies because of many reasons, and the people just forgot that trading is not always taking profits. You can lose some money but if you insist, hold and invest when the market is low, you can take good profits at the end.
Litecoin is a great coin and it is to stay, just be patient and hold.

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Gas is always paid by the people making the transaction. You can have a specific address full of tokens, with 0 gas. Someone sent them to you, he paid the gas for the transaction. If you want to send some of these tokens to someone, then you have to load this address with gas. If you don't have any, you have to buy some from an exchange.
I have heard for 0 gas transactions in this forum, but if they exist, I suppose you have to wait for days for the confirmation.

This post deserves more than 3 views (so much was when I read it) and should be sticky.

We are in the early stages of the cryptocurrencies and it's not possible to know what will happen.
I believe that if a small percentage of the people start buying with cryptos and there are shops accepting them the countries will eventually accept them (not all of them I believe).
Before that step, I am sure they will try to issue their own centralized coin as Venezuela did, in order to control everything.
Don't forget, the today young crypto followers will be tomorrow's leaders.

It could be both but I think that the low prices are because of the changes in the financial laws in South Korea. 70% of the cryptocurrency investors are from Japan and Korea. What is happening there influences the price of cryptos in all the world. The laws that the Korean government issues, could be issued in our countries too and as you probably know trading anonymous in Korea is not possible anymore.
The old financial world is struggling to survive.