I search for bounties handled by trusted managers first and out of all those, I judge which campaigns will be more profitable. I also check icobench and icorating for finishing ICOs and see if they are running a campaign and join them. In that way, a reward is secured.

My top 3 are Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. If there's any cryptocurrency that deserves the top, it is bitcoin as it is the pioneer in this space. It is more known in the society and is the epitome of cryptocurrency. Ethereum on the other hand has a very vast application, usability and has a very active developer.

Private sale bonuses are fair--imagine the risk you are going to take when you are investing in this period. It is much greater than the main ICO investors where funds are sent back to them when the project didn't reach the softcap whereas pre-ICO investors have their funds good as gone when this happens.

Tokensuite is one of the best team that manages bounties (though they have managed scam projects too). Amazix team also has a good track record for managing successful projects and has a very systematic approach to bounty hunting. I personally join some of the projects this guys manage as they are trustworthy and has a high success rate.

I prefer EXRN (together with EXRT); a sleeping giant. Made by 3 core developers, this coin has a lot of potential to moon as their idea is not yet existing. The team also does not fail to follow the roadmap. You might want to consider looking at it.

It is good to hold but if you have spare money, you might want to consider buying regularly to increase what you are holding now. Because you might never know if one day, the coin you are holding moons and you are left with the voice inside your head that constantly tells you that 'I should have bought more'.  

You might want to consider their timeline, i.e. where do they plan on listing the token in an exchange or how many days/weeks/months until the bounty participants receive their reward. This is a must know as it might be disadvantageous for the bounty participants if they unknowingly join a bounty only to know that their tokens will be vested for 6 months.

There are many ways in earning cryptocurrencies in exchange for services. Most of this is because of ICO projects. That being said, these services usually comes in bounty. And with bounties, sometimes it is the causes of dumping of a coin/token's price.

You should do more research; even bounty hunters should do their due diligence as they are investing time in a certain project. Do not join just because the rewards are high. Set your own standards in joining a bounty program.

I'll say to them that it is a good alternative investment. However, same with traditional investment, it poses risks that an individual should be very well aware of. Personally, I don't fancy encouraging my friends to join crypto. I just tell them the basic thing they needed to know and it's up to them to discover further.

IMHO, it has reached $1k+ last December so $2000 per eth is not impossible. As we witness the surge in popularity in ICOs, this will make a demand rise for the said coin. And by then, regulatory entities might have changed their treatment to cryptocurrencies so people would most likely buy more.

You should go for ICOs or already established altcoins. $500 invested in bitcoin is not that profitable even if you are in it for long term or short term. Alts and ICOs on the other hand can easily double or triple your gain if a coin or ICO is chosen correctly.

This probably got something to do with the popularity of ICOs nowadays. For most projects, they only accept eth as a mode of contribution. With that, there would always be demand for the said coin. And as we know it, higher demand follows high price.

Bitcoin has crashed before (during the Mt.Gox blunder) but after that it's price went up higher than before. And we also had that FOMO back in december where all alts have risen to new ATH (bitcoin especially almost reached $20K) and then dumped at the first quarter this year. But then again, the price of most crypto at this moment are higher than the first quarter of last year. My point is, we can see that people are interested in crypto even though it is "crashing" in some times so my guess is that that bubble might not ever come.

Human imagination and ideas are infinite. Now if we add blockchain to it, all sorts of project will be born -- like what's happening right now, every idea is tokenized and is just "forced" to be integrated into blockchain tech even it is not practical. The investors are also the reason why ICOs are still popular because it makes sense that no project will be created if there's no one to fund it.

One of the good ICOs I have seen with high reviews and I recommend are Omnitude. It has a very nice whitepaper (one of the best I have read) and the team is very reachable through telegram. XYO and Pavo also has a very nice idea, though I never had the chance to read the whitepaper of the two, each has a very high review on ICO websites.

You should try to visit tokensuite's airdrop website. They are real good and high quality. You can also try to join the telegram group of cryptoairdrops (the one with the green logo); I have gained much from them including pos, ebtc and exrn .

Completely agree with this. TBH, I preferred a more "healthy" price growth -- like the past two months. This price increase smells like market manipulation over it. Too early to start the bull market. If memory serves, consolidation period doesn't start until the third quarter of the year.

If it offers innovative features that are new to cryptocurrencies and is actually useful to the crypto-space, then there'd be a demand for it. Actually, as long a person sees a value in something, he/she would spend for it. In retrospect, there's still someone buying bitcoin even if the price is not affordable.

Currently holding Electroneum, Salpay, XRP, and EXRN -- All below a dollar and has a good foundation especially Ripple. Though there are many coins out there that are below 1$, you might want to consider looking at the circulation supply and its potential market cap.