Dogecoin is the best contender and is actually accepted in some of the restaurants and coffee shops. Bitcoincash is another popular and viable contender, many shops in china and east asian countries accepts bitcoincash for payments.

This is a classic pump and dump action. Newbie investors should be cautious moving into such unnaturally bullish coin. No one knew about them a day ago and its interest exponentially increased after the pump. The coin would decrease the same way tomorrow how it increased today. I can bet about it.

I have no idea about bounties from the ICOs of football related blockchain projects but there are quite a number of projects intended to support football through cryptocurrency.
James Rodrigez is going for his own personal coin to support football named JR10 token.
Brazil has already issued a token to support building academy in the country.
Many popular football players are endorsing football related or other types of ICOs.

Altcoins is a name given by the bitcoin and bitcointalk forum itself.
When bitcoin would start loosing its ground and other coins start to have larger marketcap than bitcoin, the term altcoins would be absolute.

And at the moment, ETH is increasing at a rate twice that of bitcoin. ETH would surely bounce back but the only hurdle for the price increase is the ETH themselves, they haven't solved the transaction problems and the congestion is getting higher than ever. If no actions taken quickly, ETH would loose much of it's ground.

And now it's not just limited to crypto but has spread to other economic markets like the stock market.
Even Investopedia has a detailed information about the word https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hodl.asp
And it's even listed as a word in the urban dictionary https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hodl

Nice to have all of these bounties automator listed in a place. But the largest problem with such bounties are they still need manual verification to prevent spams and loopholes.
So, they get even tedious than manual bounty. If the project is not concerned about most of the bounty being collected by bots than these are the prefect vessels.

I see regulations from local authority to be the only way to prevent it. Every ICO need to be registered according to the local law and complete prerequisite works before issuing an ICO and should have an independent audit of work and investment. This way investors would feel more secure and the team would be more dedicated towards the success of the project.

Both of google and Facebook are a great advertising platform because both of them displays ads based on user's preference.
When you are advertising an ICO, you are guaranteed of getting 100% of your traffic through people interested about cryptocurrency and ICO and hence increasing your chances of success. But advertising only has nothing to do with overall success of an ICO like ubex.

I can't say it below $600 but of course ethereum below $300 is like a free treat you need to collect.
It won't hurt you to buy Ethereum with everything you have when it's below $300 because it's worth at current time is well above that.

It's hard to anlayze crypto market at the time. Some believe it would rise after September while some experts believe this bear trend would stretch to 19 but most o if them agrees the market would be better in 2019. So, holding would eventually pay.

Myetherwallet holds nothing. It's just a window to your private key. Util and unless you keep your private key safe, your balances would be totally safe.
But you need to be continues about putting your private address anywhere. There are a lot of MEW clone that would steal your private key and hence your balance.

Seems like the deeponion project is back from dead and getting some buzz.
The team must have some remaining tokens to sell off as they already sold of a large portion of their holding previously.
I wouldn't expect anything from a team that can't explain it's own token distribution.

One general reason for that happening is due to almost every buy and sell order of ERC20 are placed with ether. And the current price are expressed in ether. When the price of the ether fluctuates, there would be a resistance of fluctuation but the price of the token moves with the price of Ethereum.

By the way there's one, Tether. 
And every fiat pegged currencies don't make a change as rapidly as bitcoin does.
So, it would be a great tool for day trader to minimize the loss as well make a profit in decreasing market aswell.

If I were to bet on one, it would be CET, the token from popular exchange Coinex.
Though the exchange is relatively newer, I'm seeing it as the immediate competitor of Binance and it's coin CET a competitor of BNB token.
BTW Nano is not a good contender.

NEO and ontology aims to achieve different things. So, I'd not consider ontology as the competitor to NEO but NEO is failing in comparison of it's immediate competitors as well.
NEO being one of the oldest of its kind, has failed to achieve any proper clients and most of its success would depend on the performance of upcoming NEX.

Sell when it's going down, buy when it starts to rise. This is the golden rule for investment but for so, you should be able to analyse the bull and bear trend and not fall for bull trap or a bear trap (short fake fluctuation).

It's the adoption that matters the most rather than technology while talking about a fiat fixed currency.
Where Tether is undoubtedly leading. True USD is also getting some attention.
When it comes to fiat based currency, they actually are supplement of each other and makes no sense to use different fiat based currency on the same exchange.

In now way a low quality post is better than a high quality one but depends on how you measure quality.
It depends on the topic you are addressing and the audience you target.
You go with what works. But mostly it's quality short post that gets more engagement.