I want to add that when you wanna invest in Cryptocurrencies, bar in mind that it is very volatile in price and one of your main concerns should be to ensure that this volatility does not affect you in anyway, this is why you should always set a Stop-loss in every if your trades, it's very important, Stop-loss and Stablecoins is your friend.

Bitcointalk forum is a good place to start, Reddit is also another good forum as well it I like Bitcointalk because.you could easily find any services you need in the "Services" section, you can also place an ad in crypto job sites as well, people check that from time to time.

If it is not a security token offering that has gone through all the regulations required by the governing bodies, I do not like providing my personal details to them, to be honest, I perform KYC in only exchanges and the recent hack of KYC materials from Binance shows that even documents uploaded in reputable exchanges is not so safe.

Even with all the controversy surrounding Tether, there is no doubt that it is much needed in the crypto market right now and so it's a neccessary sin and therefore safe, this is evidenced by the fact that:
1. It is being used daily especially when it comes to Stop-loss
2. It is being integrated into more and more blockchains
3. It has been around for a long time (I think it's first stablecoin)
4. If anything ever happens to Tether, the crypto market might not recover from it fast.

I check Cryptocurrency prices daily way more than the times I eat in a day, I check it multiple times each morning, sometimes j wouldn't check in the afternoon but it is always the last thing I do each day before going to bed, It's like an addiction.

This is why you should only stick to IEOs in big exchanges like Binance because most of these new and upcoming exchanges do not even have the userbase or popularity that it would take to gain the attention of big traders who would trade that token and give it a much needed liquidity and so the token liquidity normally ends immediately after it's IEO.

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Launching a cryptocurrency exchange has never been an issue, the issue is sustaining it and making it work.. by now you should know that criminals tend to target cryptocurrency exchanges and if you do not have a very strong hacker that could constantly be upgrading and testing your security, I can bet that your exchange would be compromised within it's first week.

Crime is inevitable especially in an industry that has billions of dollars moving around the world in a daily basis, to curb these crimes from affecting you as an individual, be security concious.
1. Save your private keys well.
2. Don't use third-party keyboards in your phone's (and don't copy and paste?
3. Don't leave large funds in any exchange for long periods of time
4. Spread your funds in multiple wallets.

And most importantly, stay safe.

They obviously wouldn't be requesting for KYC details until they are fully launched so there is no point.. but trusting them with KYC details when they already fully launched? I think I can because Facebook already has all my details anyways.

Most of these projects do not even own an announcement threads at all especially those projects that originated from Asia (Korea to be specific) but this didn't in any way hamper them from doing well and to be honest, I am not really a fan of announcement threads anyways and u don't think less of any project that does not update theirs.

The only coin I bought during the bear period was a coin called Nexty, it fell so much from it's ATH and considering the fact that is has it's own native blockchain, I felt strongly that it will do well in a bullrun... Evidently u was wrong and up till now, I haven't even seen a 10% profit although I didn't lose.

Sometimes it's not about greediness but simple self preservation, I have had cases where friends has falsely reported me to bounty manager as a bounty cheater and I was disqualified without even a chance to defend myself, the heart of man is wicked and sometimes telling people about your successes makes them jealous and decide to ruin your work.

It all depends, if the Developer disappears or dies, it all depends on how the project is structured, for example bitcoin has no visible founder but it is still thriving and if Vitalik left ethereum, it would have a negative impact on price but it would ultimately survive, so if those projects had a full team and all had access for sustainability, even with the death if the founder, the project would keep thriving.

There are numerous projects that conducted ICOs in 2017/2018 and most of them promised heaven and earth in their whitepapers, but now that fundraising is done, we are yet to see the actualisation of their promised products, but if most of those projects can keep their words, we might be going into an era where blockchain is used in our everyday world, it would be really cool.

I got this same exact reply when I transferred some tokens to my Coss exchange wallet and the tokens never arrived in the wallet, this is a thinly veiled scam.they call an exchange, I would never trade there in my lifetime again.

I don't know about BTC but I have tried something similar with an ethereum wallet and I couldn't send the tokens because the wallet address wasn't accepted, I think same thing would apply to a BTC wallet too.

It seems you just mentioned the oldest Privacy coins and neglected the newer ones, there are two new ones that are doing good right now, their names are Sero and Veil and they are doing so good at the moment.

Just go to the services section of the forum and you will see people willing to assist in this endavour, it is a time consuming stuff and it would be hard to see someone who would do it for free but you can always watch YouTube videos about it though to learn it better and faster.

Every exchange does this, price reduction is normal especially when all those tokens pumped greatly when Binance Dex listing was announced, corrections are normal and I find it a disturbing trend if something this mundane would be published