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Ripple can never be a competitor for bitcoin. The total supply of ripple can always be changed so its trading volume can be manipulated to deceive people
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I don't believe cardano can replace ethereum because ethereum has a strong community support even at this bear market. Once the market recovers, ethereum will give its holders some good profit.
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I think ripple will be a good coin to buy now. And also since Ethereum is currently at its lowest price, you can take advantage of that and buy more.
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The team not listing the coin on an exchange for 3 months is not a good reason to tag them as scam or not. I also invested in a certain ICO which ended in about 6 month ago but has not been listed yet due to the current market situation, though the team keeps updating the community frequently
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The lack of regulations in ICOs is the main cause of numerous scam projects in the crypto community. If we are able to regulate them, I think it reduce the incidence of scam projects.
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I think ICO investment is still worth it but the problem is how to choose a good one to invest in. If the coin get listed after it has gotten a working product, then the price is less likely to fall.
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Please when will the signature spreadsheet be updated
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Bitcoin 2 is a very nice project with strong team backing it. They intend to increase the transaction speed in crypto. Whalesburg is also a very nice project which intend to develop a software for miners to enhance their mining activities. You can read more about them from their website.
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I would rather sit down and watch my coins deprecating to zero than to sell them too cheap at this bear market and later regret selling. I still believe in holding, especially in bear market like this.
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There are still some real ICOs out there with great ideas and wonderful projects but the high rate of scam projects have overshadowed them so they are not seen. Some can still fetch you some good profit if you are lucky to choose a good one
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I have also participated in quite a good number of bountyhive bounty campaigns but on the contrary, most of the tokens I earned from there either never got listed or just got listed on some unknown exchanges and turned into shit coins.
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The real crypto enthusiasts are aware that crypto is a volatile asset and its price keeps going up and down so they would never complain when the price goes down since they are very optimistic that the price will rise up again.
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There is one thing I ve realized about bounties these days, they tend to pay lesser than what was promised before the campaign due to the depreciation of the coin on the market. Right now I choose bounties which are already on the market. In that case, the price to be paid won't be affected after payment.
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We all hope to see crypto being accepted in the real world for payment of services. I think ripple is already being used by some companies to pay their workers. Very soon more companies will aldo adopt it
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Most of the bounty managers are also bounty hunters so I wonder why they sit there and watch project's team to decrease bounty rewards after the end of the campaign. Maybe those managers will get their share of the left over bounty tokens that is why they connive with them.
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Am the holder type. I have been holding almost all the tokens I earned through bounty and those I bought wey back 2017. I bought them at higher prices during 2017 and unfortunately the market crashed so I have decided not to sell until the market recovers.
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It is only those who are not mature in crypto investment that go about spreading news that crypto has come to an end. If a country is facing economic crisis, can we conclude that particular country is collapsing?. Its high time we accepted the fact crypto investment is just like any ordinary investment, there are rises and falls so when we are experiencing the fall, we should embrace it like how we embrace the rise too.
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