Did you purchase your CoinDash tokens during the ICO?  That's the only way to qualify for the loyalty program.  You also can not move your tokens from the original wallet address you purchased with during the ICO.  If you didn't receive any loyalty bonus during the 1st and the upcoming 2nd round, you will not qualify for the 3rd round. 

ICO's take time to produce profits.  Many have dropped below ICO prices when first launched.  I have held onto coins that took over 6 months to show profits.  Don't invest in ICO's if you are only looking for a short term investment.  

It is time to move on from this scam project if you got caught up on it.  It has taken a horrible beating that it will not be able to recover from.  There are way too many better projects to invest in, there's no reason gambling with bitconnect. 

Yeah bitcoiner909 has been put on a leash after he got a temporary ban from posting.  He hasn't been back since.  This kazuya_94 will be next if he keeps using profanity and offensive language. 

How would you feel if you sold at a loss and quit cryptocurrencies to find out that in a few weeks to months that if you held, you would of made a huge profit?  The pain would be much harder to deal with.  Yes, it's painful to see your portfolio shrink but that's part of the game.  Cryptos will rise again.   

The second round of the loyalty program hasn't been distributed yet, so don't move any CDT's from your wallet unless you don't want to be paid.  I wouldn't even think of selling CDT at the current price.  I will be sticking around for the 3rd distribution of the loyalty program. 

It looks like the CoinDash team got lucky on the timing of the 2.5 million CDT buyback.  Prices have been affected a lot this week and the team will be buying them back at a bargain price.  It would of been nice if the buyback happened when CDT was at the ATH which would of pushed it up even further. 

When the market is bleeding it puts fear into people and the courage that they once had when the market was bullish is disintegrating.  When bitcoin was $17,000+ and stratis was $15+ people were rushing to the gates to buy them but now at these prices, people are hesitant.

Bitcoin is showing it's power and why it is the King of cryptocurrency.  The whole market is affected when Bitcoin is falling.  At the moment 99 of the top 100 on coinmarketcap is red and the 1 green coin (digixdao) is barely holding on.  Once all the FUD clears up, the market will be green again.  Stratis will rebound just as fast as it went down. 

Gemini doesn't send out the 1099-B but they just sent me a 1099-K today.  They will send it to everyone who has $20,000 in transactions or 200 transactions on the account which isn't that much for cryptocurrencies.  

Cryptocurrency mining is a hit or miss.  You can mine a stable project and will make a minimal amount of profit after electricity fees and it'll still take a while to pay off your miner.  Or you can gamble and mine a project that isn't even on an exchange yet and if the project is a success, you can see huge profits.  The risk is, if the project get's dump by the dev or doesn't get listed on any exchanges, you'll be a bagholder. 

Financial freedom is very possible in 1 to 2 years with the right amount of capital to invest with and a game plan.  It's not about being greedy but 2-4% gains are nothing in cryptocurrency trading.  You will miss out on so much profits and will end up making mistakes trying to get back in.  Start out with a decent amount.  I would suggest at least 1 to 2 bitcoins and work from there.  

I always buy when the market is bloody.  Keep a stash of bitcoins aside for the clearance sales of altcoins.  Buy in increments and only projects that are well established with a strong team.  The crypto market won't bleed forever and it always recovers. 

Find out which exchanges have a market for the tokens and trade on there.  EtherDelta has a market for just about every ERC20 token but I don't really like the exchange much.  I prefer trading on exchanges like Binance, Bittrex or Poloniex. 

Almost all the altcoins are down because Bitcoin is down.  All the altcoins are traded in pairs with Bitcoins, so when Bitcoin loses USD value, it also affects the altcoins.  However, if you check the prices of your alts in satoshi value, they probably haven't changed that much.  

There are already many cryptocurrencies that are only good for trading because you can't buy or do anything with it.  It's pretty much useless.  Once you think you can create one with uses, then consider.  Otherwise, there will be no demand for your cryptocurrency.  

It doesn't matter, Cassubian Detk isn't listed on any major exchanges and CoinDash is, so the CDT goes to CoinDash.  If you don't believe me, type in $CDT on twitter and see what results you get.  Also, see which project pops up when you type CDT on coinmarketcap.  It's not first come first serve in crypto.  There have been many of "tickers" that were used in 2013-2015 and many of those projects are dead, it doesn't mean a new project can no longer use those tickers. 

Always buy a Ledger Nano from the manufacturer.  It isn't recommended to save a couple of dollars by buying it off of Ebay, Amazon or anywhere else.  There has been cases of people losing their cryptocurrencies from buying Ledgers from third party sellers. 

Binance is a legit cryptocurrency exchange. They are my main playground for trading.  It is the number one exchange at the moment for having the highest trading volume.  Wallets go into maintenance all the time.  

Sorry for the late reply.  I am no longer interested in the lifetime account since I know people paid around 1BTC at the time and will be expecting around the same price to resell theirs.  I just went ahead and got the annual membership which is more reasonable.  Thanks.