I would say that both Bitcoin and Ethereum have good futures ahead of them. For Bitcoin, being the pioneer and most valuable coin in the market for years and years now have contributed to its image as the most trusted and sell-able coin in the business. Its good price point coupled with a rather active marketability would surely help it gain more and more value in the future. On the other hand, Ethereum is one of those uprising coins that is showing very good promise and movement, although it has its own downfalls, it still is going on a good track to increase its value.

I would say that, in some ways, yes, panic selling can be a contributor to dump because it's not helping the whichever coin increase in value because, most of the time, people sell it in such a low price margin that the people who will buy it will get it for a bargain. Those kinds of deals will not help the coin re-up its selling value because it will just transfer hands without contributing anything to its market value. Since there is no contributed movement in value, whatever transaction that happened won't be significant to help the coin gain momentum to get some of its lost value back.

I agree, and that is especially true in this market. It's not a new thing anymore that before you get wins, you get losses and lots of it. I say that because the market is becoming especially difficult nowadays to succeed in; it's not impossible, but just difficult due to certain factors that keep affects the values and price point of the coins, plus how they unfold as well. However, if one is truly a serious investor or trader, no matter how many losses you encounter, you would not lose hope and keep at it. Just be patient mate!

I think that's the same situation for most people in this market. Since many coins, especially those who invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum and other big-valued coins, it's more of a common thing for everyone to do long term ventures and investments because the market dictates that to be the more suitable and smart kind of investment. Short term investment nowadays are more of a "luck" kind of investment these days due to the prevailing slow gain of the market, which affects many of the coins that are commonly investment upon by most people.

I wouldn't say directly; however, I would say that Bitcoin affects the trends and movements of many coins in the market simply because of its powerful value and marketability. How it moves, being the pioneer coin, somehow affects how other coins move as well. Since cryptocurrencies are not affected by how traditional currencies increase or decrease in value, it shows that every movement, news and changes that is happening all around the market has an indirect effect on the values of coins and the trends that affects them. And so, it's not new to see how Bitcoin affects the price of Ethereum.

I wouldn't say immune. Although one might say that it is secure and private at best. I wouldn't say that it's secure because there are other means that could threaten the safety of one's coins or holdings. One of the usually exploited means is with the storage system or e-wallets, which are commonly subject to either hacking or bogus schemes like fake airdrops that only aim to get one's e-wallet password, which have already victimized many people in this market.

I agree. China is always on the look out and is always running after innovative technology that can help their market gain more strength and leverage against other market systems like that of the United States, the United Kingdom and other big economy counters that might threaten their power and economy. Blockchain technology is one of those so-called technologies, which I think is the reason why, at one point, China has banned anything related ventures related to other cryptocurrencies except those originating in their country so that their own cryptocurrencies would have a head start.

I would say a bit of both. Although skill, in terms of preparation, knowledge and experience, plays a bigger part in how trades would unfold. It won't hurt to have a bit of luck as well. I say that because I think that anything that is imbued or blessed with luck. There are times that even though everything would go down south, but with some twist of fate would become something good, and that's how luck works. However, it's not also a good thing if you would just try to wing everything without some sort of a calculated move that is part of your act as to why you went for that move. I think that's just too risky.

For me, I usually check about four to five factors or criteria that help me determine which bounty program to enroll in and be committed to. You're right, there are so many bounty program these days that it's just so hard to choose and discern which one of them has better chances of making it big and going over the many bounties that are destined to die out without reaching anything. I check for the concept or product, I choose one that it new, if not, a big improvement from its predecessors. Another is the team behind it, specifically the development and management team, if I see that they are trustworthy, then that's a good sign.

I think it does. The cryptocurrency market, being one of the hottest trade and investment market these days, running behind the real estate and stock market has a very big potential. That potential transcends to so many positive and ground-breaking changes in the market that it helps many local and global economies alike have a better business. The transactions that control the flow of money in the market, and basically helps it gain more circulation helps not only individuals but start-up business to gain more momentum that helps locals business to grow and expand.

I choose hodling because it's the safer bet for me. I have a full-time job and other activities to do, therefore, I can't really look closely to the market, which is a requirement somehow of day trading. So, I choose the more passive approach, which is hodling. However, I still try to strategize with my ventures so that even if I would have to wait for some time to see my investment unfold. I would still be sure that I am making the right decision in terms of what investments I am following through.

I think that there is always that possibility of cryptocurrency transactions being imposed upon with taxes. It's a way for a government to control it, and they have all the power to actually do that . Cryptocurrency transactions are some of the most profitable transactions present today, and a government, which is always in search of business to help them gain more revenue, would surely not pass upon the opportunity to control cryptocurrencies, and one of those ways is through the imposition of taxes.

I think what makes it very costly apart from the electricity it consumes is the amount that you can mine or harvest these days. Before, when the market cap of many coins are not that filled because only a few coins have been mined yet, mining is profitable because you can still get a lot of coins using one or two rigs. However now, it's so difficult because all of the market caps have been mostly reached or near its limit, and so, it has become more and more difficult to mine, and even though you set up multiple rights, the amount of coins you can mine is now way lesser than the running cost you paid to keep the rigs running.

Well, for me, I just take a step back and look at the bigger picture. I try to actually see what'st the best move I can do and follow through that. In this market, there is no sense actually sobbing how the market is doing because that's just how it works. The market and many of its coins maybe down for a while, but anytime, you can see it rise and recover. You just have to be ready to seize those opportunities because that's the best thing to do. Also, avoid doing silly actions like panic selling.

I think cryptocurrencies play a big and major role in helping developing countries improve their economies through transactions that are made by people who are venturing in the market. The good part about it is that even countries that are seemingly not technologically inclined are in the playing field of investing with cryptocurrencies including the above-stated countries. That is really a good development for cryptocurrencies because if people would see how useful the market is for developing countries, then they would believe that it's a really legitimate and profitable one.

In this market, people usually do that to mitigate their losses, especially when the market is not doing good. Basically, when you see people selling like that , they are "panic selling" because they are feeling that the market won't be able to recuperate and recover, and therefore, they think that their coins will be left valueless, so they are trying to shed them off at the moment they see that they can get some return or at least break-even the capital they used to either buy those coins or an amount equal to what they used to trade for it.

I would say that it depends on the season. I say that because there are times when altcoins are better than Bitcoins in terms of movement and gain in value, therefore, in those times, I would say that altcoins are better than Bitcoins. While there are also times when Bitcoin overpowers altcoins, especially during those moments when it is surging, and it is gaining value in such a staggering phase. However, generally speaking, I would say that Bitcoin is better because of its value, price point and marketability.

That's right. The cryptocurrency market is just so risky nowadays that it's not fit for people who don't want to take risks with their investments. As they say, it's always part of business to take risks to get bigger returns. It's just that in the cryptocurrency market, you can say that that risk is doubled or even tripled at times due to the unpredictability and the difficulty to read the movement and trends that go around the market. Therefore, each venture is just so easy to go down south if you will not do it thoroughly.

That's right. It's a strategy to ensure that your coin would be sold in the maximum potential and will get the most profit it can get. However, Hodling is not as easy as it seems. A big factor to be successful in that kind of venture is patience, and unfortunately, not many people have that. I know that it's hard to be patient, and it's easier to succumb to the feeling of panic, especially when the market is not doing good. However, in this market, being patient is always key to make sure that your ventures would be successful.

Although I am not sure if a beginner can effectively analyze such information, I would still say that, yes, a beginner needs such technical analysis to guide him or her with whatever venture he or she is trying to enter into. The fact about it is that if one is serious enough to venture in this very treacherous market, then you should have all the information you can use, and you, as an investor or trader, should learn on how to utilize all those information to be able to guide and help you gain the best possible outcome for your ventures. At least that way, you can be sure that you have all the information in your hands to decide which investment to go for.