I've only made transfers between wallet and exchange sites, but with that little experience you realize the huge potential this project has. It's the only time I've experienced almost instant transaction with zero fees. Getting into Binance should give it another push, since Bitgrail is relatively small (good experience so far with it, I don't know why there are people complaining about this exchange site. Maybe a little buggy, but nothing terrible), and I hate Mercatox. Until it gets to Binance, Kucoin is the way to go. Being on Binance and Kucoin should make its trading volume rise a lot. If I had funds and wanted to invest on this project, I would do it now.

Agreed, but because I also believe on this project is that I sold all my other altcoins and even invested some fiat to buy all ACTs I could before the snapshot, and I got in. I'm that kind of investor, if I see a good opportunity I risk even too much, but has worked for me so far. The thing is that when the fork finishes, probably its value will decrease very fast, followed by a slower recovery. I want to be able to sell some ACTs as soon as the fork is over so I can sell them at a nice price, and also because I want to keep a diversified portfolio. I'm all in ACT right now because of the fork, but after it's done, even knowing that ACT is a smart investment for the long run, I want to sell some to buy other altcoins. That's why I'm interested in knowing if there is a way to know exactly when the fork is over (like knowing the block or something like that).

On a side note, I must say that I'm pretty confident that ACT is one of the most promising projects. Really ambitious, and with a very small cap considering the type of project it is. It clearly must be because of lack of exposure here at western countries, it doesn't even have an announcement thread here. I believe that that poor level of exposure is going to change as soon as this coin gets to more exchange sites and serious marketing starts, which I believe is one of their next goals. That's why, this time, I put all my eggs in one basket, at least till the fork is over.

But how can you know when the fork is done, so you can start trading your holded ACTs for other coins, without being kicked out of the fork and those free ABTC?

Anyone knows when the fork is going to finish? Is there a way to know exactly? How long do these forks usually take?

Really? I bought some ACT two days ago and I'm hodling them inside Kucoin, but haven't received an email from them. Guess I'll have to contact them, I put a lot of money just for this fork.

I think the same way as you do, but taking a deeper look at ACT makes me believe the project is strong enough to recover from that eventual price and market cap drop. It could be game changing, and they are just going to start marketing on western countries. Anyway, is there a way to know when the hard fork is going to be done? It's the first time I participate on a fork, so I don't have experience. How long do they usually take and is there a way to anticipate when it's going to end (like knowing the block, for example)? As soon as the fork is done are the ACTs tradable? I chose to leave them at Kucoin and not in a wallet, to be able to trade quickly if needed too. Kucoin seems like trustable exchange site for that purpose.

Agree, but what could be the way a whale thinks for cashing out when a positive event for the coin happens? I still don't quite get that. If I were a whale, first, I would eat Nemo. Then, if I see that a serious project like this one delivers with a nice and professional website, I would think that the price would rise, so I'd hodl. But the brain of little fishes like myself must think very different from the way a whale does. Maybe, just maybe, they know they are whales and if they see a positive events happens, they cash out because they know they will cause a dip, and people still are going to buy because of that positive event, so they cash out, price drops because of that, and a couple of mins later they buy in the dip they caused. Does that make sense?

Block 1498888 happened some hours ago, so I'm afraid it is. Don't know about BTC hodlers, though. They could also get into the fork (don't remember the block), but I don't know if that happened already or not.

Sorry for this noob question, but I didn't quite understand what you meant with this: "AChain will initate fork at 1498888, ABTC Fork at 13th Jan 01:14am GMT+8 (LAST DAY)". That date and time was the estimated time for 1498888? If so, what counts for the start of the fork is the block, right?

In my opinion, it was very bullish until the dip of all altcoins of the last couple of days, ACT just followed that trend. Yeah, it's a little weird that it didn't rise before the fork, but how many knew about the fork was coming? I read about it yesterday, and if people don't know about it, they'll invest in the coin like on any other one, like another day in the park. The fork was so under the radar that didn't generate almost any expectation.

Thank you very much for your kind reply. In your experience, with a coin like this one (huge potential, but pretty unknown so far), what does usually happens on the day of the fork? Does the value of the coin changes so much the same day? what would be the value of the new coin and how much of them do you receive per ACT? I'm a total noob at forks, and I'm trying to learn, but I'm against the clock on this one 

Thanks, good to know. I'm not experienced investing during forks. Currently I have my ACTs on Kucoin, and I understand that the ABTC will be credited automatically if one is an ACT hodler. How does this work exactly? Can we expect a huge and fast rise on ACT's value? ABTC will be credited directly on my Kucoin account? If yes, why wouldn't be a bad idea to sell all the other altcoins I have and use those funds to buy only ACT before the fork? I'm not going to do it, don't want to risk too much, what just wanted to understand this thing a little better. Investments during forks always had been like a mistery to me.

Do you know at what time exactly will the fork happen?

PS: I bought a little more than 8,000 ACT 

I think it was a mistake on cmc's part. Not sure, but I think I read somewhere (maybe PRL's twitter) that they were contacting cmc for them to show the real value. Never did the math myself, so I guess $200 million is the correct market cap for this project now. If that's the case, it still has room for growth, but a little less than we thought. But nothing to worry about, I look at its roadmap and still believe we can make a lot of profit with this coin this year.

Yeah, seems like you're right. People are dumping it like crazy. Too bad for them, this is a great project and it will rise a lot in the future, specially when it gets listed on other exchange sites. I really hate Mercatox, it's getting very hard to trade there. Could be a good time to buy some NIO now.

Yeah, that's what I want to do, but after this dip I believe will come a big rise in all cryptos, so I wanted to know which one usually recover faster and more: lower market cap o higher market cap ones. For example, if I can get some fiat now and want to invest it during this dip, what would be much wiser? Investing on a project like PRL (nice dip right now, very good project), or in a project like Stratis, that are safer ones but with higher market caps? I'm talking about investment just during the dip and the rise that will follow, not long term. Just want to make more profit out of this correction. After all is back to normal, I'll rearrange again my portfolio according to my risk profile.

Agreed, not need to worry, this is completely normal and, if any, it's a nice possibility to buy cheap coins. When do you think the market is going to go up again? I ask this because I'll have some fiat to invest in a couple of days, but two days is a lot in crypto world and might miss this chance.

And my other question for the more experienced ones, which coins do you think is wiser to invest in the dips, larger market cap and safer ones, or lower market cap ones? Which ones do usually recover faster and more, so one can make more profit out of this correction?

Hey, now that you mention them, I was thinking on investing on Minereum and Chronologic, to me they are very solid projects and with a huge potential for growth, but I have a few questions, don't know if you know the answer to them:
- Minereum has a very low market cap, so a lot of room to grow, but has a low volume (24h), and I believe it's already listed on Hitbtc, Cryptopia and Livecoin. Do you know why it's still so under the radar with that low volume, even when listed on those three exchange sites?
- Do you know of any fundamental events that would come soon that could make its price rise?
- Regarding Chronologic (DAY), do you know its current market cap? Volume seems pretty low, but it's only on Livecoin and EtherDelta, so that could be the reason.
Maybe both are projects that are beginning to being traded, I don't know when they got listed on those exchange sites. If that's the case, it's time to buy.

Hi. I have a little extra money to invest on cryptos and I'm between these projects (already done some research, but still I'm not sure):

- OPUS
- LUX
- Autonio (NIO)
- Qlink
- SNOV
- AppCoins

Which one(s) would you choose and why? Some have bigger market caps than others, others have bigger volume (24h), but all seem to me like solid projects, not pump and dump ones. This is money I want to risk, so I want to choose the coin(s) that could give more ROI, even if it's riskier. I'd appreciate any advice 

Thanks

The project seems great, with real life use and detailed whitepaper (I have some reading to do). Its market cap is about 300 millions. What are your predictions for Q1 and Q2 of 2018? Not so low market cap, is it worth to get onboard now?