You can make everyone aware of this but a lot of people who panic sell would still keep panic selling because of the fear of losing their money. There are a few people though, who won't be holding their bitcoins at any cost and of course, they'll be the ones who would get profit in the last.
Spreading this news might help some people and they might not panic sell, but there are a lot of people who are just into bitcoin because of earning some profit and they don't know how the market works.

Yes there are a lot of legitimate ICOs out there. Not all of the ICOs are scams but there surely are a lot of scam ICOs which are fooling people now a days. You need to visit their website and see whether their project looks promising, join their telegram campaign in which you need to see what the community thinks about them and lastly you can ask other experienced people's opinions about the ICO which you're looking forward to invest in.

I think holding would be the only option you have. After a 90% of loss 10% would hardly be something(depends on amount amount you invested). So, if there are a little bit of chances for the coin to go up, it would and you would recover a little bit of your money. If you sell you'll still be in a huge loss. So, I would suggest you to hold.

I don't think you need to worry much as a drop like this is normal and much smaller than the huge drop that took place when bitcoin reached 20,000 USD. Cryptocurrency prices often go down and then recover and cross the previous price.Also, I don't think anything major has happend which caused this drop.

I don't think there is much to worry about this. This again should be a temporary thing just like before and it would recover after some time. Sometimes cryptocurrencies' prices go up and sometimes they go down, we just need to have patience and hold, as it is going to go up in the future.

Yeah, exactly. Transaction fees are like a tax which is being paid to the miners who carry out our transactions. People never want to pay transaction fees, but they don't understand that without transaction fees a transaction cannot be conducted. Why would people do cryptocurrency mining if they don't get anything from it?

Yes, I would definitely like to do that. As when more number of people get into crypto it will affect the market positively i.e. our profit as well as their profit. So we need to encourage more people to get into cryptocurrencies as it is one pf the best investments as of now and it might be very profitable to them as well as us.

Yeah, I think a lot of people(including me) might actually sell/buy goods for bitcoins. Some goods and services already started accepting bitcoins, for e.g. a KFC in Canada had recently started accepting bitcoins. So, I think there are already some people who would be ready to sell their stuff for btc and the number of such people would increase in time.

In this year, I think bitcoin will recover from the huge drop which happened in December 2017 and go higher. I think it might take around 7-8 months more for bitcoin to cross it's previous milestone i.e. 20,000 USD. This surely might be a very crucial  year(not the most though, I think) as some people who were new to cryptos and lost their money in the drop and quicksold their btc would believe in bitcoins again if it recovers and crosses it's previous value, also if it doesn't they might lose their hopes on cryptos and never invest again.

For cryptocurrency mining you need to have a good pc with really good and latest hardware. If you don't have these, mining would be useless. For trading you would need a good amount to start, good knowledge about cryptocurrencies and free time to regularly check on the market. But there is always a little bit of risk in trading as the price might crash. Another, safer option would be investing for a long term in a good coin.

I don't think we can actually convince the governments to legalize bitcoins. I don't think it would make much of a difference if we try. And yeah most governments might actually legalize bitcoin by imposing tax on it. For example, Indian govt. said that they would take measures to control the illegal use of bitcoins, i.e. they would most probably be imposing tax on btc and not actually be banning it.

Yahoo sir had said that the campaign might be running for one week so I was just clarifying. Also, I am not in a hurry... what is so wrong in asking?

Payment recieved sir, thank you. Will the campaign continue? Or would it end now?

I don't think the crypto hype is over. After a huge drop like the one in December end last year, it might take a significant amount of time to recover. The market has started recovering gradually and it has already grown a little bit from the lowest point to which it reached after the huge drop. We judt need to relax and give it some time after which people would start investing again. The hype might be a little lesser for now but we would surely be able to see more hype for cryptos again in a few months.

Well, I would suggest you to stop trading and start long term investments in coins like bitcoin, ethereum. Maybe your luck is bad and the coins you chose might have been bad, but if you try to recover your loss through trading, I think you'll panic and lose even more money. 13000$ is a pretty huge amount, so I suggest you to stop trading and just invest your money in the good coins and hold them with patience and you might be able to recover the amount you lost in time.

Yeah, people have already started using mobile payment in a lot of countries. In my country (India) people using apps like Paytm to pay anyone through phone and most of the goods and services accept it. Still, bitcoin is not so close to mobile payments here as of now, it might take a lot more time, but it would definitely come in the future. The price variation might cause some issues though, as it is not so stable.

Yeah, that would be the reason for bitcoin's growth. It is simple, 'high demand and low supply' keeps pushing the price higher and higher. When the btc limit is reached, the price would keep on increasing as the demand increases, as no one can actually produce bitcoin. So, the number of btc are limited, but the demand keeps on increasing day by day as more and more people keep investing in it.

I would say that you buy bitcoin now, the price is not as high as it can go. It might keep increasing and cross 20000 USD, which was milestone achieved by btc before the huge drop. Compared to that, 11,000 is pretty small. So the price is still on the lower side and if you really want to invest, you should go with bitcoin.

Well, I don't think litecoin would ever possibly cross bitcoin. As we know, bitcoin is the most known cryptocurrency with the highest value. Most people come to know about other cryptocurrencies through bitcoin as well. It has a huge popularity which is pretty hard to beat. There are a lot of people who just invest in bitcoin and the number of people investing in altcoins such as litecoin is lower. So, I don't think bitcoin would ever lose it's dominance.

Currently it is pretty difficult, there are still a lot of people who don't know what cryptocurrencies are that well. Bitcoin's popularity is constantly increasing and every day a lot more poeple are getting to knoe about it. When more numberof people start using bitcoins, it might become a regularly used payment method which hospitals, restaurants, hotels, etc. would start accepting.