Patience is the main key to becoming a successful bounty hunter, because there are so many bounties that delay sending coins from the bounty hunter, some even delay continuously, for example like their blockburn 3 months have passed they add another 3 months distribution duration,

Even though the work is done at home, there are still some projects that make cov-19 a reason, even in the distribution of bounties as well, I follow 2 bounties and their reasons are the same, because of cov-19, distribution is delayed until an uncertain time

l agree with your words, l think also so that it is the best time to collect some altcoins, which are top altcoins like BNB. But as you above said BNB is not good choice for short-term investing. In my humble estimation BNB is the best for long-term investing, however if you can be enough patient, you should choose BNB. On the other hand if you make it for quick money, it is not possible to get any profit.

It is obvious that they are indirectly promoting their own service and website through this post, looks like they offer crypto trading training service which is paid and they want to market that here.
Regarding your comment of buy low sell high, yes it works for longterm only and perhaps suits largely to btc trading as btc is considered to move in market cycles like one bullish wave and then one bearish wave but these waves can last multiple years, so yes if you buy from bear cycle and sell during bull cycle you can make decent profit but a lot of patience is required to do it and it is more like hodler strategy not active trading.

Very well pointed out.
They are so late they've basically lost the race. When people talk about altcoin exchange today,, they talk about Binance.
A couple of years ago there was quite a race between Bittrex and Poloniex (imho). Now they're both history.
And this is unfortunate, since Binance centralization is clearly not the best way to go forward. But traders go by the liquidity and.. yeah... 

The sage has finally arrived at the point where yobit is going to screw all the shitposters, paying them pennies but still real money was too much.
Got this email from them in the morning:

So, the posters will be paid in a token created by yobit and they will not be able to cash it out till September  
This will probably be the last nail in the coffin of that forum, the problem is that we might see some "users" return.

Alexa is not impressed either:

I never tried to join in any bounty that required KYC as a mandatory for the participants to received their payments. The old trick will not work for the second time again. In my opinion, if this time people very familiar with this. I hope newcomers will aware of this too.

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I know it is highly unlikely, but I still have to ask the question. The way it has always been is alts move up when bitcoin goes sideways, or alts get crushed if bitcoin goes down or they get crushed in bitcoin value if bitcoin goes up. Even the top alts suffer from this to some degree so I wonder if it's possible someday for let's say ETH to have price action noncorrelated to bitcoins drops or big moves up. The way the structure of the market is everything depends on bitcoin like when dropped to 3,800 not too long ago everything else took a dive with it. I wonder if ETH or some alt can ever decouple from bitcoin? My guess is probably not its just the way it is even tether goes below a dollar sometimes depending on bitcoin price action. There are some alts that have all time highs before bitcoin does so in a way that is kind of a decoupling, but they still suffer from bitcoins price action. Anyway interesting subject to discuss I would love to get everyone's take on it

Right, there are lots of possibilities that ETH may rise up since there's updates that the project will offer, we don't know how things
will proceed and what will be the next ETH value but to those who are still supporting this project there's always positive outcome
for both long and short term investors.

The current value still good and far from what falling to $80 even there's  pandemic virus that still ongoing.

I feel like that the forum did merits to get quality post. And the main reason is to limit the amount of people on that rank. Without those merits people can easily become a Hero member in a few months. But because of merits they have to make quality post rather than making average post and getting the same out come. So I feel like trading merits is not ideal maybe even illegal. Because what's the point of selling merits if you will not earn it again?

I don't think so, I've seen a lot of fighters who are beaten many times already but they are still fighting, of course if Wilder will lose, although he lose twice but it's just from one fighter only, and he can still fight another boxer that could still generate money for him. Boxing is more on because of money, not because of ego, or whatsoever, these guys are living a different lifestyle than the normal people, so they need money for that which they can only get when they will keep fighting. Wilder at 34 years, he still have a lot of fights left even if he lose against Fury.

The rest of your statement, I agree with it.

I want to try a new altcoin to fill my exchange wallet which might give me a new trading experience.
Is it more worth considering trading in altcoins listed on the exchange through a voting program rather than independently?

I see lately that these types of altcoins is more able to survive and recover its price after falling than coins that are listed independently, can even surpass new altcoins in the top exchanges. Although I know that many voting sites can be manipulated, but I don't think it will beat the number of the original supporters. What do you think? What is the worst side of the voting program that I need to know about?

from my 3 years of Bitcoin experience, I can say that you can only predict but nothing can be surely said in Bitcoin. because anything can be happened at any time in BTC market. if you are enough skilled about trading signals and indicator then your predictions may be matched, but no one can identify surly the pumping or dumping moment, but I hope in this year we may see a massive increase in BTC market. I think if we able to recover out of from coronavirus pandemic then we may see another ATH in this year.

After Bitcoin Halving there's really nothing you need to do after the halving. The bitcoins in your wallet or at an exchange will remain just as safe as they were before the halving

There are those that prefer to use fundamentals and the news to try to predict the movements of different assets in the market, however that is extremely time consuming and there is not a single source from which you can get that information and even more importantly even with all of that information it is impossible to know how much the price price will move in either direction, as such I prefer to save myself the trouble and only take a look at the charts, I follow a strategy of my own design that I have tested because I do not really trust on the countless strategies you can find online about how to make money on the markets.

950%? I think you miscalculated it mate.
On March 1, 2020, Zil's price was $.006148. Today, June 16, 2020, the price is $0.025050. That's around 400%. (CMIIW)
But that's still a huge gain, lucky are those who didn't miss the boat.

I remember of a friend who gave up his studies and went all-in on AMP coin (Synereo - if you remember the project). By saying all-in, I don't mean that he invested any money on it but all his time. He worked as a programmer for them and used to earn $300 worth of AMP each month. He did this for at least 3 years, the project did well and he almost became a double millionaire when the spike occurred in markets during 2017 when BTC was $14k and reached $20k. But he kept the coins as it is, didn't sell them when I even advised him to do so and later when the crash happened, the project itself came to an end putting all his work and savings under the grave. So, you need to know when to sell as that's too an important part of trading.

The thing is, all these altcoins were created after Bitcoin and as usual the last will always see the things that are not perfect with the first product and they will try to add more features.

I think that when Bitcoin was being created, the main thing they had in mind was just transaction and they were not really looking more into other features. Even though the transaction is a bit slow than others, there is still nothing wrong with it. Others were able to identify the few faults it had and then used it to perfect their own projects.