I would say that ICOs can be high-risk , high reward. We don't really know where the price might go since there is no historical data to begin with.

I doubt that Bitcoin will even die out. However, another coin might take its place in 10-100 years' time.

As volatile as Bitcoin can be, anything is always possible. For all we know, it could spike to $20k, but correct to as low as $5k.

This is true. I left Bitcoin because of how slow and expensive it has become just to send a few coins across. I'm sure others will see it the same way.

It's not probable for Bitcoin to totally crash or go back to $0. However, I think Bitcoin is just too overvalued at this time.

The only benefit from gambling is when you win bigger than what you lost. This doesn't happen often though as most people end up broke.

I'm holding off from buying Bitcoin at the moment. Just waiting for the best time to get a certain alt coin low enough to buy.

I think that ETH is a slow moving , yet stable alt coin. I agree that it won't be as big as Bitcoin, but being slow and stable has its perks.

It is only greedy if you didn't set a target price to sell when you have gained. Not having a plan might be good if the price continues to go up. But just holding and hoping isn't the way to go.

I see a small bounce back up. I hope this holds or else, more panic.

You could test buy now, of course with only a small portion of you funds. It's not wrong to buy again while Bitcoin is on the way back up. It's safer.

To be safe, just don't click on links that look shady or smell fishy. Some of them might be viruses.

The best choice is the most expensive one which is getting a hardware wallet. Other than that, you can spread out your coins in multiple wallets.

At this point, the risk as very very high you might want to think about diversifying your holdings as suggested in the previous post.

It's simply too far out to predict the end of 2018. We don't even know what exactly will happen to Bitcoin by the end of 2017.

Bitcoin still has a good future, but it somehow needs to improve its system before it's too late.

Things are uncertain right now especially since the bears have taken over. It has basically just started.

I know a lot of people didn't see this coming. Those who believe in hype will not survive in this type of harsh environment for long. I hope this will serve as a lesson to those who follow the advice of so-called experts.

The network congestion is simply getting worse, so our miners need to do some extra effort 'for those who paid' to hasten their transactions. Think of it as a tip given to the miners.

Man this thread keeps growing by the minute lol.... Most probably because almost everyone here suffered some losses and is willing to give advice. I know I did too, and my only advise to learn and use the bad experience and turn it into a basis for future trades.