I think most of them will simply fail, there are too many of them at the moment and I think it is impossible for all of the to coexist and to develop at the same time, plus, most of them are not even that innovative.

I think the best option possible is to invest large amounts of money and dedicate yourself to day trading, after all, the market is really volatile so there will be times where the market will go down like right now and we will not know when will the recovery occur, that could back away your profits considerably.

I will stick to bitcoin for some time, litecoin seems kind of rubbish if you ask me, bitcoin is always a safe bet and you will definitely get a good amount of profits by holding it for a few years.

The forum does a really good job at compilating the ICO projects even though there are too many of them at the moment, I prefer to search for members with high ranks that publish the ICO announcements, it gives a lot of confidence when trying to choose a project to work with.

I personally don't have any problem in getting into ICOs that require my identity, as long as they look really reliable, I mean, I don't know for what porpuse they are using my information, if they are legit they will definitely use it to check if I'm reliable as an investor, so they can create a data base of those.

I dont think so, and if that even happens it won't happen any time soon, after all, the results they give are good, I'm not saying that the system as a whole is perfect, but it definitely is a good idea just overly exploited.

Well, there are faucets and airdrops if you really want free cryptocurrencies, if you are able to work a little more you can definitely try bounty campaigns, the rewards there are way bigger by just doing little promotion tasks.

It is true, I was like that until a few days ago, then I realize that airdrops need a lot of time, most of them are delivered after the ICO stage of the projects which can take several months to be completed.

I would definitely sell, not because I think that they won't have a future or something like that, it is just that it's better for me to maintain a couple of cryptocurrencies in my wallet and because I'm newbie it would be easier for me to keep track of them.

First of all you must check the background of the team behind the project, that way you can definitely check if they are indeed legit, so they won't get away with your money or something else, after that, check the whitepaper extensively, that way you can get to know more about the project, if it is really something you want to participate in.

I don't know for sure, but I can definitely see that people in general are getting kind of afraid of investing in ICOs because of the amount of scams out there, the majority just prefers to invest in the crypto market directly.

I think the team that manages the project, after all, they are in charge of taking the decisions to make the project growth, also, I look for social media background, that's a thing that could make them legit if it is well done.

500$ seems like a good amount to start with, first of all you definitely have to check the background of the team behind the project, search for them on social media, linkedin especially, in order to check their previous works and if they are not taking someone's identity or something like that.

Well, there are plenty of types of bounties out there, for example if you consider the twitter account the ICO promoting the bounty has it's own rules about it, so you have to read their bounty thread in order to find the campaigns that fits you the best.

I think I'm an hybrid between holder and freebie, I just hold my coins for alot of time and in the meantime I participate on alot of bounty campaigns, not using bots though, I am still sticking myself to hard work.

I think it is mainly because the cryptocurrency market is bringing alot of profits at the moment, people are focusing on that and are investing everything they can to get to be part of that pump, but I think most of them are obviating the advantages that the use of cryptocurrencies really have, the whole decentralization process.

I don't think so, there's already a huge amount of cryptocurrencies out there and it seems like they are not even close to the value that bitcoin holds right now, bitcoin overall continues to grow while the other altcoins continue competing with themselves and they don't even get to grow.

Well the best thing you could to do is to own both of them, even though ADA looks like a promising project, yes it could bring a lot of profit because it is still recent but you could have diversified.

It is completely norma that the market goes down or up, in times like these when it is down it's preferable to hold as much as possible, hold until the price rises again, or if you think that coin doesnt have a promising future then try to sell it.

I think the best thing you could be is invest on altcoins that doesn't have too much time since they were released because if you invest on them when they are recent you'd probably have to invest a low amount of money and in long term the profit could be huge.