It's up to the bounty campaign manager, but you usually are allowed to join from the 2nd or 3rd week. As long as you complete the tasks given, there shouldn't be any issues.

Since ICO's are all out there to raise money for their projects, there are also dishonest ones which don't actually have a product but simply want to scam investors. There are no real regulations for ICO's, so some countries block their citizens in participating to ensure they don't get scammed.

I see you are now a Jr. Member, so most bounties are open up to you. I would recommend you join the Envion bounty campaign which I'm currently a part of. However, it will be ending in a couple of days, so you should find others. I think the Nucleus Vision campaign is pretty good, with about $1 million of their tokens available for bounty hunters, maybe give that a go. Good luck!

Nope, if it is a redundant message, it is already considered spamming. Just report him/her if you find that he/she is still spamming your thread after this.

I'm going to assume that you are talking about signature campaigns. Well, it may be because there are accounts who are bots just signing up, so the bounty manager won't want to risk it. Also, Newbie signatures will be extremely short, and may not contain all the info which the campaign manager will want to display.

Any amount will do, as long as you can afford to lose it, since the crypto market is extremely volatile. I personally started with $400, and invested bit by bit since then.

Yeap, you could do so using Coinbase, Bitstamp, Kraken and also LocalBitcoins. I usually sell my Bitcoin to USD via Bitstamp, as Coinbase doesn't allow my nationality to sign up for its service.

I believe it is dangerous for inexperienced people. Some people just go in without doing any research and end up losing all their money. If you want to invest, at least do some research behind whatever you are investing in.

There is a problem with Etherscan at the moment, I'm experiencing the same issue too. You may use Ethplorer as an alternative place to check your balance.

There are others such as PIVX, AEON, ZION and also ZCoin. AEON is one of my favourites as it is considered the lite version of Monero and is a mobile friendly coin. I'm sure there are more out there.

No such feature available in the forum, but I do hope there will be one in the future. At the moment, I go to my past posts just to see if someone quoted me. It is kinda tedious but it is the way I go about it.

Without all the weak people in the crypto market, I don't think the price of the coins would be so volatile. Also, money moves from weak hands to the strong hands.

The value of Bitcoin will likely continue to keep rising once mining stops. Fees will also be very high so miners will receive these fees for running the blockchain.

Of course it is risky. The market is just too volatile to invest all your money in Bitcoin. You should save some money in the bank in case of any emergencies. Also, diversify your investments.

Nope, don't think it requires any sort of promotion. People will naturally talk about Bitcoin, and it will spread by word of mouth. Also, banks will promote it by calling it a scam and such. Bad publicity is still publicity.

Well, some people can't hold for long as sometimes they have emergencies which require them to cash out. Also, some sell it and then buy it back when it hits a lower price.

Worst mistake was investing in some mining company which offered returns in one week. I knew it was a scam but invested in it anyway, just to see where it would lead me. I only put in like $5, which I gained all back. Just when I was making profit the company shut its site down, and lots of people lost their money.

Get lots of followers, like at least 1,500. Once doing so, treat your profile like a marketing platform. Post pictures which are aesthetically pleasing and such. Small companies may start contacting you to promote their stuff once you do that.

There are other websites offering crypto jobs. One of the more notable ones happen to be Angel List. LinkedIn also has quite a number of crypto related jobs which pay in Bitcoin or Ether.

Sony mirrorless cameras are really good, at least to a lot of reviews I have seen. However, if you are not in a rush just wait for Nikon's upcoming mirrorless camera and see how it compares to Sony's offering.