Seeing as etheruem was $10 a year ago and it is over $1200 today....you can do the math, it's like 9000% gains. Bitcoin was $1800 in June and hit about $20k around November. If the grown levels and current prices are any indicator, ethereum may indeed hit $10k while bitcoin stays and hovers at its current price.

I think I will leave a paper wallet to my tokens with instructions how to use it somewhere hidden, and at the last moments before I kick the bucket I will tell someone where it is.

It's hard to gauge which tokens will be worth the most and some of us have to sell part of our bounty earnings for money to survive. I just hope I'm picking the correct ones to keep and the right ones to sell.

Twitter is the best from what I've seen. Facebook is very good too and you don't have that on your list at all. Steem and Medium and great for content sharing...

Just visited the telegram group and it appears we all got the same amount of .00000004 there must be a major mistake. Twitter spreadsheet number 177 with 27 tokens and that doesn't include the other bounty.

I have seen groups grow by the thousands per hour during a well promoted airdrop. I saw a group grow from 100 members to 5k in 2 hours last night and they were definitely real...

It's nice to see the price of BDG going up. I'm sure everyone is anxious for the bounty token distribution, but with that being said, I have faith we will still have them by the end of January as promised.

This is great news. Even though it may not be the best exchange, bitflip is a start and that is a good sign of things to come.

I use etherdelta every day and even though it can be difficult to use sometimes because of its nature, I have never had ano issue with it being unusable due to lag. Maybe do like some have said and check your pc specs, connection, and possibly use a vpn.

I am worried that even though projects such as this may be scams, many are still willing to buy if the hype is high enough so they can still turn a profit off the scam. This is bad because it promotes scam ICOs and encourages companies to launch them and people to buy into them just to make a quick buck.

This looks pretty interesting. I like Mark Cuban and usually anything he touches turns to gold. Bancor is also proving to be a very solid platform itself so if they are backing this as well as Cuban then I am in. I will have to do my research and gather some more info.

Some info regarding the ICO - https://icobench.com/ico/current

The One Pager - https://cdn.current.us/onepager.pdf

I have learned that you have to be a little ballsy and go with your instinct and intuition. I made a few really good trades this past week because I went with my gut and within a few hours of the two trades I am talking about, both had massive gains and I made quite a bit of money.

I guess what I am trying to say is that charts help, but this is crypto and it is massively volatile.


Go with your instinct and also do your research.

When I have been selling lately I make sure to keep around 25% of the tokens in case something amazing happens with them and I miss a buy back opportunity. I have fear of selling usually, not holding. I fear that I will sell and they will go to the moon when I do. I look at it like this: you can sell and then make money trading something else, then buy back in to whatever you want. The main idea is obviously to make as much money as possible so however you do it doesn't really matter.

Use Google 2 factor authentication regardless of what reviews you see. It is super simple to use and has Google backing it... do you think Google would let the technology be subpar? I use google 2FA for a few exchanges, but when I am allowed to turn it off I do. John Macafee got hacked from using a 2FA - google it and read how it happened and you might decide to stay away from anything that requires you to use it.

Etherdelta has a block expiration for orders so after a certain amount of blocks the order will drop. It usually lasts about 5 days on a typical order then the system drops it. As for other exchanges, many don't have expiring orders, but etherdelta is so useful because of the erc20 tokens, I choose to use it anyways.

Well you can always make a second email address just for airdrops, but with that being said I understand your question. I actually do use my real email for many airdrops and I can tell you that maybe 1 out of every 20 form submissions I get spammed because they probably were a scam and sold my info as well as sold everyone else's that signed up. It is a risk you take when doing airdrops. Considering you can make quite a lot of money I would say the reward is worth the risk.

I would say don't worry about being a cryptovangelist and converting people to the idea. I have many friends, associates, and family members that simply will not believe in the idea or give it a try. I remember telling someone about it back in June when it was under $2k and telling them to buy bitcoin and they wouldn't and back in November they said "it will still crash so who cares" lol, but I guess they would have cared a little making $8k-$15k per bitcoin depending on if you sold or are still holding.

I never ended up getting into Bitconnect (thank God), but I did follow Trevon James on YouTube and would watch most of his videos. There was many times when I almosted invested, but I just could never get myself to pull the trigger. I was on the fence about BitconnectX too, especially when the ICO was selling 1 Token - $50 USD. I thought that was maybe an exit scam and it appears it was definitely a cash grab of sorts. Too bad so many people fell for this and got screwed. These guys must have made over $1 billion dollars...literally.

If anyone can create a bitcoin fork then why do they still end up being valuable? It seems like most of these forks should have a value close to nothing, yet most end up being worth a lot of money. Can someone please explain to me why this happens? It seems totally illogical. Thanks.

You hit over 1500 members and left the airdrop form open. I am confused as to what that means? Is the airdrop still open, or did you just leave the form open by accident? Thanks!