Regarding Ripple, people are just throwing their money away on a coin that is not even decentralized and has nothing to do with what crypto aims to be.

When Ripple hype will over price will decrease considerably,  as it has zero added value.

Why you think Btc should Rise? Facebook coin coming up, potentially Google, then All of those big Corps as well, maybe Amazon too. I think Crypto should FALL in price... I mean total Capitalization in Crypto will Rise, but Bitcoin will lose it's market share... 98% of the people, won't ever buy Bitcoin but I'm sure they will trust Google/Amazon/FB coins much more, surely they will get a chance of CHARGEBACK/ Dispute/consumer protection, if somebody steal their funds or break the contract..

Bitcoin have ZERO protection, like if you send Coins and never received stuff you paid for? What can you do? What is your options? NONE. Capitalization in CRYPTO will spread..There will be no 100k Bitcoin and 2k Litecoin nonsense... Picks are already behind us... I see ZERO reason to pay 8k for BTC.. Why?

I know it seems like silly little internet money, but I believe in the technology. Not trying to sound crazy. It is an investment and can hit ZERO, but I seriously doubt it. Been riding the wave for 5+ years. It started with gambling with it, but then I bought a bunch and HODLed...

Except the fact that Btc transactions are sometimes slow, Btc is definitely better. It is safe, easy to use and it has a limited supply, which will conserve or eventually increase the price overtime.

Transactions speed depends on the activity of the bitcoin network and the transaction fees. As both the fees and network activity increases, so does the time it takes to complete a transaction. For now, it takes between 10 minutes and an hour depending on the transaction, but it may take more in the future if a serious bullrun starts

Following an existing trend blindly, just because, is idiotic and the reason that so many new traders fuel the tail end of pump and dumps.

The purest form of financial suicide is listening to people who know 5% of what they need to know in order to reliably make profitable trades and to base your trading off their 'wisdom'.

It's easy waiting for trends to be positive for weeks and then claiming you have a winning strategy to go with the upward momentum. You might end up being right this time, but it doesn't mean that you know what you're talking about, or that you should be doing it with a clear conscience.

Crypto investment is anything but simple. It's everyone at the tail end of 2017 and through 2018 that thought it was 'simple' that got utterly raped. The problem was that that mentality took over and people riding the upward trend thought they were amateur quants.

If you think that crypto investment is 'simple' then you're primed and ready to take your rightful place in the next huge crash.

Anyone that has traded cryptocurrency is by definition a 'cryptocurrency trader'. I'm also wary of people that proclaim to be in a position to advise people on crypto investment when they don't seem to have the credentials and are really just boosting their own ego while letting other people put their money at risk on silly strategies.

As long as they continue to properly develop the platform,  I see no reason to sell your BNB, except if you really need that money.

BNB will most probably reach 50$ in the near future.

I don't really understand why people bother with stating Ripple as crypto.

It is not even decentralized, it's been created for pure speculation without any value for the investors. I would stay away from this "crypto".

Nobody can predict its price but what I reckon is that it’s price movement is a lot more organic now compared to how it spiked up in 3 months in 2017. That is a necessity in order to keep the price high instead of it correcting and crashing back down. But I reckon it will reach $10k, just a matter of asking when.

Its a game of patient, if you want quick money try sports betting. Easy triple your money or losing it.

However,  100k in 2020 is rather unrealistic.

ICO will rather die than survive. Most of the ICOs failed, with very few exceptions and investors are no longer interested in buying tokens through ICOs.

They will be most likely replaced by IEOs. A huge advantage here is that you, as an investor, know from the beginning on which exchange the tokens will be listed when the sell finishes.

It all depends on which market side you're referring to: bullish or bearish.

During bull runs bitcoin is better,  as increases its value. During bear periods USD is definitely better, as it remains constant.

Alts bull run really has a lot to do with market sentiments and also with btc's price.

The thing is when the prices starts rising people FOMO for a quick buck does the prices keeps on rising.

Bitcoin seems to be cyclic in nature, historically bullruns occurred after the block rewards halve and after FOMO starts to psychologically drive the market. Nowadays there are far too many external factors to determine when it might actually start, but we might see further movement the more we get close to the halving.

If I hold tokens for projects I believe in, then price reduction is nothing but discounts periods when I can buy more at a cheap price.

If we talk about takens for trading then the best option is to have stop loss thresholds.

Most of all these sh*t coins have been created for nothing but pump and dump schemes.

They create hype by promoting intensively their projects,  then, when a lot of people jump in, they sell all the tokens for huge profits and the investors remain with a bag of worthless coins.

As long as you don't expose the pass phrase a hardware wallet cannot be hacked. At least none has been yet hacked by an online attack.

The next 360 days should be a bullish period if we compare with previous halvings.

We'll still see a lot of sideways movements but price should increase significantly until next year.

I wouldn't advise you to buy alts that are not in top 100, as they are much more volatile than the rest. Most people buy them just because they are very cheap and to speculate eventual temporary price increases on the back of naive investors.

Buy coins with structure, development, and quality, irrelevant of their price per unit. Bitcoin you can buy fractions anyways.

Buying coins with low fractional prices, for that reason alone, is terrilbe..... TERRIBLE advice.