It isn't bad per se, there are good ICOs out there that actually has a working product but there's also scam projects--which you should really look out for. That being said, for me at least, it is actually more profitable to hold already existing alts.

Poloniex ang best ngaun, recommend ko sana ung bittrex kaso maraming nagkakaproblema dyan pagdating sa account nila--which is bigla bigla nlng nate-terminate. Pero sa tingin ko, kung galing bounty ung tokens mo, matagal tagal or almost never nai-lilist ung mga tokens dun. Kaya and ending minsan, mag sesettle ka sa mga exchanges na listed ung token mo kahit gano pa kapangit service.

Indeed it has, especially for altcoin trading where almost everything is in red. From a begginer's POV, I can't imagine how skilled a day trader would be to profit from that mess. But on the other hand, long term hodlers would be happy with the recent events.

Too late for it to be condemned as it is nearing its hardcap already (12% remaining, last time I saw).  Also, there's nothing wrong with ico spamming, it's part of the advertisment. Besides, this ico is less likely to be a scam;,they have a very professional and transparent team.

Lots of people are throwing their money in it without knowing what it really is, basically they see that its price is going up and automatically assumes that it would do so for the rest of time. Some say that bitcoin will be the same as tulip mania; I agree with them.

Hindi pa naman. As you can see, mataaas pa rin ang price ng eth kahit may nangyaring problema sa blockchain at sa tingin ko naman mareresolce din ulit. Nagkaproblema rin naman ung bitcoin dati sa transaction nung lumipat ung mga miners sa bitcoin cash pero naresolve (or bumalik) din naman.

This is why you allocate larger percentages in bitcoin than alts in your portfolio. Anyway, hindi naman problema yan sa mga long term altcoin holders kasi para sa kanila, accumulation phase lang yan.

IOTA just surpassed NEO in terms of market cap so this is just a guess but I think this will moon next year. Also, electroneum is sort of like a sleeping giant right now as they haven't got their wallets fully functional right now but the supporters are already overflowing.

I recommend trade.io, ins ecosystem and indahash. It seems that this ico is really hot right now and people are just throwing their money at it (but of course, not blindly) because the project and the team looks solid. The ins ecosystem for example is nearing their hard cap after only 5 days(?) of the ico.

The best thing to do is to read anything and everything about cryptocurrencies. Ask valid questions in this forum and try to obey the rules if you plan on staying here for long. Let your feet get wet and explore as much as you can especially in trading.

I would just hodl and accumulate as much as possible and store them in a cold storage. Call it blind faith but I firmly believe that the sooner one gets involved in bitcoin, the more rewarding it would be in the future.

Almost all coins are listed there as it is a decentralized exchange so as long as the bounty tokens you got are erc20 and does not have it's own blockchain, you could use it. Just keep in mind though that the rates there are below the usual price.

My bitcoin's aren't taxed but it certainly feels like it is because of the high fee when cashing-out. If that's the case even though it isn't regulated right now in our country, imagine it with tax and high fees...

Both are best of their own worlds--ethereum is to smart contracts and bitcoin is to store of value. That being said, they both have strength and weaknesses so neither is better than the other. Because of this--ethereum being 2nd in market cap--investors would have the luxury to choose if they want to invest in bitcoin or ethereum as both are safe.

It is a known fact that bitcoin is a deflationary currency so its price would have no choice but to go up and no need to worry about it falling down. One might argue that if that's the case, then stockpiling would be the logical thing to do--and I agree that is right to do. However, sometimes circumstances demands you to cash-out bitcoins but that's perfectly fine as people choose when to spend their money.

Many people would still use it and probably deem that the risks would be far less than the benefits it brings. Besides, most of the bans are not permanent;most will hold and wait it out. Some of countries have weak data tracking too so if people were to illegally transact bitcoins, chances are only a few would be held liable.

It is because of the fake news that circulates in the internet saying that many has been scammed through it. So people not knowing bitcoin are inclined to stay away from it and immediately tags it sinister without giving time to see through the innovation and potential it brings to society.

The question demands only one answer, so I don't understand why they reply that they want both. Anyhow, I would choose gold as it can be liquidated easily, known by literally all people and one can be sure that it's value will be stable.

It's just textbook supply and demand; buying bitcoin makes the supply less so the price goes up. We can help its price increase by advertising it on businesses, websites and other social media platforms. So basically, the more people knowing bitcoin, the more it appreciates.

The best way to make money with bitcoin even in 20xx is to buy and hold. This is probably the most cliche line in crypto but people can seem to apply it in real lfe since they always get done in by their emotions... Lending can be a safe earning to however there's not much platform that provides good ROI nowadays.