It depends, of course, on WHICH coin it is. Small cap coins are great. They have wonderful upside potential. But just because a coin is listed on CMC does not mean it's going anywhere. Do your research on all investments unless you're ready to lose some money.

I think you can actually collect quite a bit more than this, don't hold yourself back! People who participated in the ONT bounty/ airdrop made over $4,500 off of a single claim!

I have been having a similar issue with Electroneum. I think that the paper wallet system is great for long-term holding but not so great for any situation where you might need to access your funds quickly. It is always quite a slow process to upload the wallet data.

You don't sell long-term holds. You sell short-term holds. Are you day trading? Or are you not day trading? You decide. If you are watching the charts daily, you are probably closer to a day trader than a HODLer.

You need to do your homework on the bounty programs that you join. Any program promising you riches is probably a scam. Try to find a program for a project with amazing tech and amazing teams.

There are a lot of great altcoins, so picking two is very tough. What are you looking for? Short-term gains? Long-term gains? Small-cap, high-risk coins, or big-cap, low-risk coins? These are questions that must be considered before we can answer your query.

I think crypto will be a safe haven for people in the event of a war, given that our access to internet isn't completely obliterated. If that's the case, you'd better hope to have a few gold bars in your safe!

Yes, NEO is a great buy! But it is not the right time to buy right now. It looks like we are seeing a retracement down to around $40, so be patient!

ETH is looking very bullish against BTC, but there are so many other charts looking nice right now. I'm keeping my eyes on ADA, VEN, ETH, XLM, PPT and more. I couldn't go all-in on any of them without getting some serious FOMO haha

I like this strategy but depending on how many trades you are making, it can be very difficult to keep track of. Some days I invest in 5-10 altcoins and I cannot keep track of all of these at one time. My strategy is this:

Buy 100A @ $1.00 = $100
Sell 90A @ $1.20 = $108
HODL indefinitely

This way I don't need to do too much math. I take some nice profit and still keep coins for long-haul

I am also praying for a bullrun starting in May. Nobody can be sure. Your guess is as good as ours. But one thing is clear: the world is interested. Rothschilds for one.

It's a bubble but the bubble isn't over yet. There will be more waves of excitement just like there were in the past. Bitcoin leads the pack, so whenever Bitcoin starts turning up again we will see the bubble start to fill with air again.

This is not the time to sell your coins. This is the time to be accumulating and finding new opportunities. You will regret it bigtime if you sell all of your shares during a bear market. It will turn up again, be patient

Yes. Any experienced investor knows that you can lose money in the short term. You will only actually lose if you sell at the bottom. Have patience and have faith in the projects you picked. The market will see green days again. I promise.

If you are looking for a safe investment I would recommend investing in Ethereum or BTC. If you want a high-risk/high-reward, I would go for a small cap coin. It's up to you to know what is the best strategy for your emotions. Are you okay with holding for a long time? Or are you hoping for quick gains? It's best to hold if you only have $500 to invest.

Do you think it might have to do with the news about the Soros and Rothschild? Seems that their endorsement has changed the market sentiment pretty rapidly.

Better late than never I'm kidding. We are still early. Think of the demand for money in the world. It's hundreds of trillions of dollars. The entire crypto market is so small. The upside potential is limitless.

According to the overall downward trend, we should see another selloff today or tomorrow. It's hard to say what will actually happen. It has been so unpredictable lately. Best not to leverage for now

I tend to agree with you. A lot of people got burned buying in December and a lot of these people have sworn off crypto altogether. It will be a long time before they start dipping their toes in the water again. Especially with these stories of the IRS taxing people for more than they made.

I think a lot of people are here for greed, which I will admit is a part of it for me too But I am mainly here for the wonderful technology and the rapidly growing community of smart and innovative people.