I wouldn't look at the price much until the airdrop phase is over. I think that every time the price increases a bit, there will be somebody who dumps their airdrop coins. This might sound like a bad thing, but it's actually good, because the coins will be already very well distributed among many people via exchanges when the airdrop ends. And that will create a good ground for the following healthy and solid increase of the DO price.

After reading how the whole Bancor system works, I would say that with so many partnerships that were announced, if all the tokens are really launched on top of the Bancor platform the Bancor price simply must raise.
The launch dates of the tokens are however spread within few weeks to months from now, so it might take a bit of time.

I can't agree with this. The current price of approx. $1 and the corresponding market cap of about $3.5 mil. is in my opinion totally reasonable for DeepOnion. When the DeepTrust and DeepSend is implemented, even a market cap of $20-50 mil. will be appropriate. And if the devs keep doing such a great job as they do until now, we caould easily see more than $100 mil. market cap in a year or so.

That's right, there has been a lot of good news and announcements about Waves, yet they didn't have any influence on the price for some weird reason. It all looks suspitious and I would say that we can expect a huge increase in Waves price very soon.
But it's just my opinion, time will tell

I think it wouldn't be wise to sell any bitcoins at least until the next block reward halving in 2020. After that the price can skyrocket again and I think at that point we could be talking $100k per BTC easily.
So just HODL and don't panic during short-term dips like the one we're experiencing now

I don't really see the potential there. Take a look at the number of BCH transactions and it's self-explanatory. Nobody is using it, no businesses are accepting it, and frankly speaking nobody except speculators doesn't give a shit about it. It is simly a speculative coin with no real use. And such coins usually don't have much potentail in the long run.

Dogecoin was good and very popular, but it seems to me that it's lacking some significant development.
There are many new coins with new technologies, let's call it 2nd generation cryptocurrencies, which are slowly but steadily taking the lead. If Doge wants to survive, the devs would have to come with something new, which would put the coin back to track. There must be constant and significant development and upgrades, otherwise other coins will take over.

Looks like this thread is growing nicely. It's good to see many more new people interested



That's true, a nice signature campaign could bring many more people in.



Isn't it a bit early to think about exchanges when the tokens were not even distributed yet? It also looks like you're about to dump your share on an exchange as soon as you get it... that wouldn't be very wise

It all looks like a well organized FUD with the aim of pushing the Bitcoin price down. Maybe the big guys from China's governemnt and regulator institutions want to buy some cheap Bitcoin
In any case, I think it's just a short-time correction before another round of upwards rally.

The China thingie is probably just temporary... my guess would be that they don't want to ban anything, they just want to regulate this wild ICO and crypto market full of fraud and money laundering.
In a few weeks it will be back to normal, but with less scam. And all cryptos will be on a rise again.

The difference is that the devs are not selling anything to us, you don't have to spend a single cent. They are obviously working hard on DeepOnion and all they ask for it is the community support. Sounds quite reasonable to me.
So even if it was a scam, which I'm quite sure is not, all you could loose is that you provided free signature advertising for some time for nothing.
There's always a risk, but as I said I believe it is a legit project and for me it looks very promising. Time will tell

All national authorities will eventually take similar steps. However, I don't think that they (even the Chinese ones) want to ban ICOs or cryptocurrencies. They just need/want to create a legal framework so that everything is according to the law.
The ICO/crypto market is currently totally unregulated - it's like a "wild west" without any rules. As more and more money is flowing in, I think they just want to prevent fraud and money laundering and make sure that also the crypto businesses are legit.

I think there's no reason to panic. If you take a look back, just a year ago the Bitcoin price was about $600. So, even if the price drops to $2400, which I don't think it will, it would be still x4 in one year.
After such a big rise, there must be a correction, it's just natural.
There is also an option that some influential people and institutions are just spreading FUD to get in at lower price.

Interesting thoughts. It's indeed suspicious that the price is more-less flat despite of all the good recent news about Waves (new collaborations, development atc.)
However, I don't think that the developers would be manipulating the price as you say. My guess would be that just whales are waiting and not buying in yet.

I think that the Bancor price should start increasing when they actually fully launch their platform and people start using it.
As long as I know, KICKICO partnered with Bancor and they will be offering Bancor to new ICOs as a solution to get some liquidity automatically without exchanges. This should also help to get the Bancor price up.
So in general I think the price should rise, I just don't know if it's going to be very fast.

I think it might be just a normal correction after doubling of Litecon's price in the previous weeks.
And of course, the price fall is also supported by the rumors about Chinese ban of fiat-crypto exchanges. We'll see what the Chinese regulators do in the end. If they really ban all exchanges the prices may drop even further, but for me all this looks like a good opportunity to buy some more cryptos in general.

Thanks for the update.
Do you think that the Qtum price will increase after the Main Network is launched, or is it already reflected in the current price as it is already publicly known? Also considering the actual market cap of approximately $700 mil., do you think it can grow much higher?
My guess would be that people will be also very cautious with buying because of the regulatory situation in China.

I hope it's not true because China is a very big market with a huge share of crypto-fiat trading. This would affect the whole crypto capitalization for sure.
The Chinese authorities seem to be complete control freaks, trying to ban anything they can't tightly control. It's definitely not good for people living in China.

Take a look at DeepOnion as well. It is a new coin, so it's still cheap and it has a lot of potential as it has very big and growing supportive community and very active devs. On top of it, is has TOR integrated and more anonymity features are coming soon, so it's not just yet another copy-paste random altcoin.

Right now it's traded only at NovaExchange, but with such a big community I'm sure many more exchanges will list it very soon.

Ok, I will enlighten you The price of DeepOnion will grow higher because:

1. The price is climbing up steadily, except for the after-airdrop dumps. When the distribution is finished, there will be no more weekly dumps, just the steady growth.
2. When DeepSend is implemented, the anonymity features of DeepOnion will be like Verge + Dash combined. Just imagine
3. The community which supports DeepOnion is already very big and growing. This sounds like a recipe for success to me.
4. The devs are very active, working their asses off, which is yet another good sign and a promise of success.

But that's just my opinion, you don't have to agree