I'm already participating in ModulTrade and they still have a discount for newcomers and quite interesting bounty offerings.

I think that simply holding bitcoin or one of the stronger alternative cryptocurrencies might be more appealing than participating in ICO. Furthermore, the ICO media-sphere remains immature, and this makes it difficult to assess what information is good or bad. Sometimes an ICO with a demonstrable product can get lost in the haze and effectively lose out to a hyped-up ICO running primarily on promotional steam.

I'm now totally in ModulTrade. The best ICO I participated. It's a trading platform with huge potential.

I'm really counting on ModulTrade platform. It's a very strong project.

If you do good research before investing, I'm pretty sure you can avoid scams and invest safe.

Try ModulTrade campaign, conditions are really great https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2240533.0

The purpose of a legitimate ICO is to kickstart a project into fully scaled development with venture capital or private investing. In order to do this, the organization should have some form of developmental or product timeline that you can compare to other organizations and see if their benchmarks make sense.
The more transparent and open to the community a project is — the more likely they are to be viable.
Realize that even if a blockchain startup passes all of these tests, it doesn’t mean for certain that they aren’t trying to scam investors out of their money.
It also definitely doesn’t mean that they will be successful; blockchain is still a risky space with lots of technical challenges, so no one is a guaranteed success. But if you are the bullish type who is looking for the next Bitcoin, make sure to check all your bases for you make your investment.

My favorite for now is ModulTrade (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2240518.msg22614995#msg22614995) It's a strong project with great potential

Anyone who tries to tell you that the “X” cryptocurrency is the absolute best cryptocurrency to invest in, probably has a very large vested interest in it.

But you only made money in those investments, if you understood why they were good investments AND you had a reason to keep those investments for the long term. Otherwise there would have been a big temptation to sell them as soon as you made a little bit of profit.

If you don't understand what a cryptocurrency does or why it's valuable, then don't invest in it. Many of these cryptocurrencies are going to be a passing fad.

Last time BTC fell down, I was really nervous about it. But luckily I stoped and decided to hold. But it's really difficult not to start selling at those moments...

I agree. Demo trading really works. I started with it myself

There are very few financial pursuits where you have as much potential for big losses and big gains as trading derivatives. It feels very rewarding when you make money and it can be depressing when you lose money. And when you are in a position which could go either way it is thrilling. So if you enjoy putting yourself in high risk situations then trading is a very fun thing to do indeed. Personally, i enjoy it a lot.

I know the ModulTrade project very well and I can tell you it's the best on the market right now

I know this platform, it's really good one. It’s a smart-contract blockchain based trade ecosystem, especially good for B2B

If you truly desire to trade for the long-term you need to be able to have a strategy or a a system that will protect you and keep you around for the long-term. That means proper money management, good risk-reward ratio, and so much more. Regardless of what instrument you're trading (I prefer ModulTrade) when it comes to the crypto market you need to keep an eye on the field if you want to be prepared for the movements that are coming.

Decide what type of time-frame works best for you to observe, for instance, some people trade on 15-min intra-times and others prefer 1hr, 4hr, 6hr, even daily. It's really up to YOU - do what works best for YOU and YOUR schedule. Again, if you truly aspire to be a successful trader you have to think long-term.

Certainly A LOT of money can be made very quickly, but you don't want to approach this as a 'get rich quick' because if you do, you're likely going to succumb to the greed and you'll lose it all just as quickly as you made it.

I'm voting for ModulTrade.io. That's a very strong project, I think it'll moon in 2018

Here is a consolidated list of best cryptocurrency exchanges with my comments:

• Binance – Offers mobile app and probably the fastest growing exchange
• Changelly: Perfect for quick crypto exchange. Easy to use and great for beginners.
• Bittrex: One of the most used exchange.
• Poloniex: If you using Binance or Bittrex, you don’t need this one. However, another popular exchange.
• Bitfinex: Offers mobile app and a popular exchange. You can also lend crypto here to earn interest.
• Cryptopia: Many undervalued cryptos can be found here.
• Bitmex: One of the whales of Cryptocurrency exchange.
• Coss: Great user experience

I use myetherwallet. I think it's the most convinient one

I think you can use main part to buy bitcoin right now (maybe 70-80%) and use the rest to invest in altcoin. you can choose a cheap altcoin price so you can have a big amount of the coin and you can save in your wallet. I don't think you should buy any of the most popular expensive altcoins as we can't say if it'll increase drastically or not. Think about ripple, dgb, verge, sc, ada, and else and you can buy right now because the price is not too expensive.

I'm working on my 2018-ICO-list now and I can say that my short list for now is INS Ecosystem, modultrade for already launched ICOs and I'm waiting for Cypherium and Experty to start in 2018