I feel you all. My ETH addresses are full of worthless tokens, some of them have lost 98% of their worth and some of them are not even trading yet despite being released more than 2 years ago. But still, maybe they can come handy in the future as they could be a part of any PnD scheme and the opportunity to dump them at a much higher price.
Yep, deadlines for weekly reporting would be much appreciated, as well as how long the bounty will last. Also it would be good to specify if the reporting form will be the same for every week or not.
I didn't even try to get in any IEO so far tbh, I was thinking about giving Multivac a chance, but I head it was almost impossible to get an allocation as the bots ate up everything. Exchanges should really implement more anti-bot security layers, but still, this wouldn't effect human bot farms, so I dont see any short term solutions.
I think the IEO hysteria will subside in couple of months, especially if exchanges wont add more layers of bot detection. But even if they sort out that issue, the human bot farms will still be a pain in the ass and a big obstacle of successfully participating in an IEO for a regular guy.
It still surprises me how polarizing EOS is, some (mostly ETH enthusiasts) despise it and disregard it as some centralized garbage, others love it and claim that it is the next big thing, the real ETH killer. Amusing to say at least.
You definitely cant provide for yourself with bounty earnings if you live in the 1st world countries, but its quite doable if you are coming from impoverished areas of the world where the average income per month is in tens of dollars.
The main one and probably the most common one is not to be overly greedy and be faithful to your previously set goals. Oh yes, and dont invest in obscure tokens just because their vision looks good on the paper and rather stick to the already established projects.
In the past I have been using solely the MEW but now I prefer the well known alternative MyCrypto which tends to skip some steps when adding custom tokens and some other minor tweaks, so its less labor intensive.
Diversify your alts portfolio if you plan to take some risk. As a start, pick some heavy hitters and already established ones like ETH, BNB, NEO, then go for some riskier ones in the top 100 like Aion, Icon, Zilliqa and for the end, try to sniff out some "wild cards" that you have confidence in, the ones that are out of the top 100. That would be my strategy.
I try to limit myself to coins that are supported by my hardware wallet as I can be quite paranoid when it comes to phishing/hacks etc. If the temptation is too big, the Binance "wallet" with 2FA comes in handy.
A solid tutorial on MEW indeed. I would also encourage people to try out alternatives like MyCrypto as well, so they can stick to the option that is the most in line with their preferences.
Well the DEX-es are still in their early stages of development so its to be expected that bigger players in crypto space will operate on already established centralized exchanges. That being said, the upcoming Nash and Binance DEX-es could mean a major paradigm shift, which would be more than welcomed.
Most of the "stupid" money from 2017 has left the field, that is for sure. So people are way more cautious about their investments, but we may see a surge of irrationality again if market decides to explode again.