Somehow it is good because the price will go down and small time investors would have the chance to buy bitcoins at a low price. It is also an important phase on the history of bitcoin to prove that it can survive without china (although it can't reach its maximum potential without its help)

Bitcoin wouldn't die, it isn't entirely dependent on a single country to begin with. Although we can't deny that the support of china is needed for the growth of bitcoin as there are many miners and investors there.

Being smart means you adapt to sudden changes or compromises and is capable of deciding the most logical thing to do at that moment without hesitation. Now, same thing cannot be said for a person who is strategic since they base their decisions by carefully planning ahead of time. Which is why I think being smart is more preffered as the world is full of abrupt changes

Cryptocurrencies are not capable of instant transactions while fiat can. Also, it is not that popular yet so there are not too many shops that accept it as payment. That being said fiat has its own cons like it is affected by inflation and it is centralized. So I think no one is better than the other.

This is a great idea since ordinary, non-technical people would have the chance to experience using cryptocurrencies. Though I wonder how would it handle the processing of information as we know that it takes a great toll on the hardware pc when we mine in the traditional way.

To be fair, any form of investment with a crowdfunding theme is risky so asking it if it were safe doesn't quite fit it. This is to say that ICO's are not safe, and you have to do your due diligence before diving into some projects.

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I think it is risky to buy altcoins if it is for investment because many altcoins are PND's and shitcoins are everywhere. If it is for trading however, you could take advantage it and gain some profit.

No, not necessarily go all out. I think just giving it a fair amount of time everyday is just enough considering many young people have many things to do including their chosen career.

Buying bitcoins every month would be enough if money is not your problem. It is safe to assume that you would get your profit from then on since compared to last year where it's price is at $800 look at where it is now.

Very unlikely because even though it is the most established digital currency, it is not yet popular enough to be used by a large portion of people in the world. For it to have enough influence in a country's economy, it must have more users in the future.

This is just a sequel with the recent drama with china. Yes, the price would drop but it is only momentarily and would rise again after some time like how ethereum reached as low as $230 after the ban in china and now it reached $290.

Minority of people have interest on this kind of stuff that they'd rather spend their time over meaningless things like Facebook. So which is why I think no matter how much we advertise cryptos, it all boils down to the person's priority and interest (which many don't have right now)

Altcoins are necessary for trading; it's the reason why traders get massive profits. That being said, not all has a promising future since there are too many pump and dump coins in the market.

My favorite coin by far is Ethereum because of its massive potential in investments and it is also the main platform for the majority of altcoins.

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There are plenty ICO's that have legit teams and goals however there are also scams ICO's--like how there's a two sides of everything. We just have to do our due diligence and take extra measures since were investing money. And also as the saying goes: Invest only what you can afford to lose.

Yes, Ethereum has lots of potential as it is the platform used by many ICO's and is a good investment. Imagine last year eth is only at $22 and now it is at $280. In my opinion, eth has more potential than bitcoin (though they have different functions) in terms of investment.

First of all, war is most likely not to happen as both countries know what are the implications of starting one namely, mutual destruction. They would probably resolve it through diplomacy and come to a compromise. However, if by some really bad twist of fate, war broke out, bitcoin's price would probably slump as many people would cash out and use the money for survival.

A currency is always backed up by something, be it the economy of the country that issues it or the trust of the people that it has value. Now if a government were to adopt cryptocurrencies and forfeit fiat, it is paramount to a guy selling his house to some shady guy in a dark alley whom you've known nothing about - the country is basically doomed.