You should understand that people leave for varying reasons, for someone who came in to make profits and was met with losses to the extent he's wiped out. How about those who get hacked? They're no traitors because they left, but circumstances have made them leave. And then there are those who leave because they cannot cope with the complexities of the crypto world

The decision to hodl or trade in this world of crypto is ultimately yours to take. It's often advisable to separate your hodl portfolio from your trade portfolio. This will also discover in the long run if you're better at being a hodler or a trader

Coinex is almost dying, their native coin (CET) is at a state of limbo. This bears season has made a lot of traders wiser and more circumspect. No one is falling for the fictitious acts of these exchanges no more.

The investing public is wiser now. The era of fancy whitepapers and so called 'MVP' being used to milk millions of $$ from the market is over and I'm glad it is because projects that didn't even require the blockchain were littered all the place

My exact sentiment and concern. Bitcoin Cash doesn't have a strong support like the big one out there and as such, it's a risky to short in anticipation of a price drop. I'll simply not do it if were into margin trading.

Choosing the right bounty project can be such a daunting task, especially for those who aren't tech savvy. I mean most of the whitepapers from these ICOs are usually tech based, so for a non-tech savvy person, you can't just rely mostly on an appealing WP to join a bounty. For such people, a combination of all other indices is vital to making an informed decision.

With margin trading, I'll say it's better you don't even know about it than to know, that's the safest way to be safe from being rekt. But for those who dare, try out a lot of demo trading first before going live.

One would wonder why anyone would want to trade any other pairs other than BTC and ETH. But for the asking, there are NEO pairs on Kucoin you can trade on, that I'm very sure of because I trade on there, but the volumes are piss poor

A lot of speculations around this highly centralized. As much as the ripple team is busy developing, it's still a pump and dump coin and that has been evident in the manner in which the price surges and dumps thereafter

The inherent risks in crypto are there for all to see. The fact that it's make or mar. It could make you rich and equally leave you badly impoverished than ever. Loss of private keys which can result in loss of funds and then hack of one's wallet

I'm all for regulations as I think the space has gotten to that point where it is highly needed. Different countries should come up with their interpretation of regulations as it suits them, in the end the crypto world will be better for it.

Dexes for me are not usually healthy for new tokens as they list at whatever prices they like, usually low. A combination of factors will determine if a token will do well upon first listing. The community and the market have to see value in the token and the team. This will determine whether it will dump or not thereafter.

When a token is listed on exchange(s), what actually determines the health of the price is the demand for it. A good project will see people who missed out during the public sale, buying the coin once they get listed on the exchange, at this point there is demand and buy walls and more than the sell walls. This will definitely end up raising the price.
In a situation whereby there's no demand for the token, sell walls will definitely will be more than the buys, this forces the price down as orders that aren't getting filled at certain prices will be reviewed downwards and this continues till the price gets abysmally low in comparison to the ICO price.

There's a topic next to this one on this same subject. Seems to me like another shilling work being done by a group.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5059371.0

Not trying to be negative, but I hope people aren't swayed by the shill and actually confirm the project has all the products they've listed.

Trading can be a tad unhealthy sometimes. Imagine sitting on a gain and then there's a flash crash in the price of BTC, then you lose all the profits gained within split secs. You see your money draining out right before your very eyes because you're not about to sell at loss. This happened today and such things can affect one's psych.

You have to be mentally stable to be a trader and this is very vital

Bad time to be a hodler of any of those coins. None of those 50 coins that I know of and it seems they're no longer profitable for the exchange as there's no demand for the shitcoins. Could also be that some of those coins are projects that been abandoned by the devs

For this singular features I think this would be welcome by traders. Binance currently doesn't have trailing stop loss, TP and SL on the same order, which for me are very vital features an exchange should have. I'll be trading out your website with a small amount of BTC just for a test run.

Seems an exchange is launched in this space almost everyday. Though it is good for competition especially with the well established ones. Love the fact that there no withdrawal fees. Hoping the community trusts you enough to trade thereon as you know a lot of people are always weary of new exchanges due to the level of scam in the space.

MapleChangeEx pulled an exit scam earlier today. This will increasingly make things difficult for new exchanges entering the space.

https://web.whatsapp.com/80febc1c-9d84-43b0-be0a-d6b009595b33

With bounties lately, there are no guarantees and it's increasingly difficult to recommend a bounty to anyone as you don't know if it would turn out profitable. These days reading the whitepaper doesn't necessarily mean the project might turn out good. No matter great the idea or product is, ultimately the market will determine how much value they put on the tokens.

Wow! This is quite a number, $20320 from one campaign seems a bit exaggerated except of course you've participation with more than one account and they most be highly ranked ones at that. Many people have varying amounts they've received from bounties and right now the situation isn't the same with the earnings. Bounties aren't really lucrative as it use to be, but people participate nonetheless hoping for the best.