I would stay with your Eth. So many platforms use the network and use continues to be strong. Stay with the strongest players until a platform comes along that has superior qualities and easier function while being cost effective.

Not fully controlled but surely headed the direction of more regulation and stabilization which in my opinion will limit the opportunity to have big wins. Good for those who have already made it but very difficult for those who would like too. 

Great job man. I would diversify a bit. I would keep half of it in Bitcoin and divide the other 6 in three parts. Use 2 for ethereum, 2 for neo and with the other 2 use for some plays on some lower end things since you seem to be pretty good at picking winners.

Love Hawaii and its a great place to visit but not really sure what this coin has to do with Hawaii or what purpose it actually serves so can you explain what makes this coin different other than its name.

Any more I just stay away from most projects requiring KYC. I will just buy it for a little more on the exchange. I will no longer give a stranger my identity.

In my opinion etherdelta is dangerous and I only use it when necessary, never keeping coins or eth on the site.

I would not use an exchange to keep my coins long term but for day trading they are fine. Just make sure you are using a reputable exchange with decent security measures.

I think at this point the best option is to be very diversified and be in this for the long haul. Although there will be some quick gains , I do not believe that will be as prevalent as in the past. 

I would say it is very unlikely with this portfolio. In order for this group to do that you need a moon on a few. Risk is too low in my opinion to see such gains.

I would find a professional miner with a great deal of experience, look at his track record and if he or she is competent then pay that person a small fee to advise you on the best manner of operation. Don't rush in and regret it.  

I would say after all the dust settles there will be somewhere in the area of 30 to 50 strong coins with around 50 to 75 coins trying to be included in that top 50 on a revolving basis. There will always need to be startups trying to make a better mousetrap.

I am not sure I would say fear but I certainly have a healthy respect for their abilities and try to be diligent in protecting assets. If they target you they probably will succeed though. For those who have large assets this is probably a greater issue than for us beginners.

For me Exodus wallet is the best choice. Easy to use an if you want to exchange your BTG for a range of other coins you can do it right there with no problems.

I think everyone in crypto who has done this any length of time has made similar mistakes. We have all learned to hold because even if you lose a few it only takes one big hit to get you back to the top. Keep plugging away and you will hit one. Crypto is still young with lots of potential.

I don't even own Waves at this time but in my experience never sell on a downturn. Hold on as long as you can.

I would always keep ETH as my backup switching back to it as needed, however you are asking a question that has no good answer. Reason being difficulty levels change very fast. You need to do your research constantly and keep switching from coin to coin in order to maximize profit.

What does it take to understand that the people behind Bitconnect are not trust worthy and truthfully no one should invest in a company with such a bad reputation and no innovative product to push at this time.

I still believe in the long term Tron will be a great buy at its current price, Just hold on for the ride in the 2nd quarter and you will be happy.

Nothing is impossible, however it is highly unlikely Bitcoin would go away and at this point in my opinion that will only happen if there is a suitable replacement for it on the crypto market.

I am going to go with ETH, BTC, BLUE, TRX, and ADA are my five choices for profit at this time, but there are many good choices out there.