I definitely agree with this, and aside from that; ethereum is also the second coin that is most popular next to bitcoin probably because of the contracts it made through ICO projects. The ethereum blockchain is widely used on these kinds of projects so I really think there is really more room for growth with this coin despite its slow progress.

It does depend on which country you are from and on the country I live in, the casinos are like for the rich people. So far as I have noticed people getting in the casinos are those who have cars or probably its far and people think you can only get in those casinos if you have money. I seldom see people who are less fortunate getting in those clubs. Maybe that is the culture in out place, although I only seldom get in casinos.

There might be more percentage of men who are into Bitcoin but trust me, there are also women who are into Bitcoin. They are just discreet because they probably don’t want everyone to know their gender matters when it comes to dealing with any digital/computer/technologically related things such as digital coins or trading cryptocurrencies.

Time management is the best answer to your question, if you know how to manage your time then you can do your job and do trading at the same time at your free time. Does not really mean you have to keep your eyes on your phone to check your witholdings every minute of everyday, that’s what most traders do too if they have real jobs aside from trading.

I don’t have a specific percentage to this point because my salary depends on my earnings per week, but what I do know is when you trade or spend in trading; you just need to spend the amount you are ready to lose because trading is risky and you are not gaining profits everytime you are trading. So it is up to you on how much you are willing to lose by the time you trade.

No one can really predict the future market of Bitcoin however you can get an idea whether it'll fall down or rise up based on the previous years Bitcoin had gone through. Most of its prediction is actually redundant but with a different price to start the year off, but is kind of the same in terms of the rise and fall of Bitcoin. And I think most of the people here who are into trading already knows Bitcoin fluctuating most of the time, so it is really a roller coaster ride because of the supply and demand of Bitcoin in the market.

Some might be selling their altcoins too soon it is because they are afraid that after a week of keeping the coin, it would lose its value which is basically what most of the time happens. When a certain coin gets listed in an exchange site, it tends to get a higher value or price and after a week or so I'm not really sure why it happens but it drops to a much lower price and people get scared when it drops its price thus selling them too soon. I did the same thing before and realize it would be much better to just keep all of my digital coins for long term and see how much its grows in a year or so.

Of course if gambling is illegal I won't be gambling anymore. I wouldn't put myself and my family at risk because of the joy and satisfaction I get when I win in gambling. It's not worth to sacrifice, if ever I would be caught gambling and it is illegal. It is just like doing drugs, you know in the first place it is illegal so you shouldn't be buying or selling or doing drugs because it is illegal. But since gambling is not illegal in my country, I would still control myself from gambling too much because I might lose all my money and savings and I would not be able to regain back the losses.

I don't think any holidays will ever affect Bitcoin price because the market of Bitcoin does not depend on their holidays and cultures. Although there is a slight chance that if ever there are a lot of Chinese investors invested in Bitcoin then it would basically pull up the price, if they choose to increase the demand of supply in the market; just like what the whales are doing. They basically are taking control of the market, either Bitcoin or Alternate coins.

Nope, I think there will be more massive corrections in the coming months. And I don't think it will stop anytime soon too, for as long as Bitcoin is still minable. Today it dropped to around $7,600+ and it could go way down more, depends on the news and the demand too. But I think the price drop is because of the negative news again about a certain exchange site that was hacked and lost around billions of dollars. I couldn't even look at my folio the past few days because it looks ugly and red, but I do hope after the corrections these cryptocurrencies will make a positive comeback.

Bitcoin currently is around $8300+ and I think it will still go down, but not hoping to reach $5k though. I’d be devastated if it will, even if I am holding my coins for long term. And currently it has a downtrend pattern so let us all just brace ourselves for what’s coming next and cross our fingers.

I think most people share tips because some would really want to help others and probably want to win especially in gambling. I myself would want to share some tips whether it be gambling or trading because I want them to experience what I had experienced in a positive way. And it is a good feeling to help others too especially if they’d be successful too.

Currently my coins are down to like 35% but I still believe I will be able to get back the amount that was lost. Still holding on to my coins for long term, anyways I am looking to around 3-4 years of holding these coins which I invested for my future and my family as well. And if I have extra money to do diversifying on my coins, I'd buy some coins to have lesser losses.

Yes I do like cryptocoins or digital coins because I am hopeful one day I'd be able to buy things online across the world with just using these cryptocoins instead of using credit cards. At least you won't have to pay huge taxes for the items you buy online too which will cost much more. And I get to be more patient and save a lot more than before because I wanted to make some profits through cryptocurrencies through trading.

It is because psychology messes up your head. Traders mindset usually hopes the coin keeps on increasing and would profit from it but does not really dig in deep if the coins they are trading will be profitable in the long run. And when they see the coin dropping, would eventually get out asap because they are afraid to lose all their money.

I think one of the main reasons why people are more attracted to Bitcoin than any other cryptocurrencies is probably because Bitcoins holds more value than any other coin in the market. And based on its progression last year, more people are more drawn to Bitcoin and are hoping that it could increase its value the same way it increased last year. I don't want to sound a hyprocite saying it is because of its feature and purpose but more people are basically drawn because they can earn profit from it, even more than they expected it to be.

I think the amount of free coins for airdrops are only a portion of what it's supply is, probably like around 2% are given for free for advertisement purposes like campaigns. It is to spread out the word to the community so investors would be able to read them and hopefully invest in these new airdrops or projects. New tactics are always thought out to bring investors' attention, that's marketing strategy. But I'd rather invest in ICO's though than airdrops because I really don't trust airdrops that much.

I think gambling ends once there will be no operating casinos, may it be online or actual casinos. But that won’t happen of course because there are some run by the government. So basically, a person addicted to gambling can’t stop not unless he has nothing left or not unless he decides himself he’ll stop gambling.

I invested a couple of coins last year and hold it for long term istead of short term. So basically with regard to losses, I didn’t lose that much because I bought it at a low price last year even if the coins now has dropped, I still don’t think I’m at loss. And yes I am prepared if ever I loss some of my investments because that’s just how trading goes, and that’s why I am for long term so it wouldn’t hurt that much.

I’d choose working smart than working hard although there is really not much difference between both because when you work smart, do you think your not working hard too? But if you work smart and know your way around then you would not be having problems in your line of work and it’d be so much easier for you too.