There's no free money anywhere in the world. You have to directly or indirectly invest somehow before you can earn. Here, campaigns hardly pay with the ETH. Don't ask me why because I would love a situation where Eth or even Litecoin are used for bounty pay. However, you may want to try the boldman capital ICO. Investors are rumoured to be  getting paid Eth as dividends every month depending on the amount invested.

Your patience is legendary, I must confess. And to think that you believe you will get paid after 6months is exceptionally unbelievable. Dude, just move on. You have been scammed. I once had such a nasty experience.

Like they say, experience is the best teacher. Now I avoid bounties paying in coins not yet listed like a plague. Most of them are scams and it doesn't cost they much to shill out their shitcoins and run away with investors money. I just wish everyone here will avoid these bounties not paying in already listed coins.

The Americans are a liberal society and are far apart China as long as governance and mannerisms are concerned. The only thing that makes China square up to the US is the huge economy it parades because of its gargantuan population that runs into billion. China is a conservative society. I believe bitcoin will be first adopted in the US long before the Chinese finally embrace it. We should also remember how China flunked the opportunity of becoming a lead nation in bitcoin when it banned all crypto activities and exchanges in 2017. And this damage may be very had to undo.

Wow! Now I see! I get the drift and can connect the missing link to this shortage of signature campaigns paying in btc. That's some crazy move by some of these devs and most of their coins are already shitcoins. I still got some of them not even yet listed several months after ICO ended. I think people should just avoid these ones to mitigate time wasting.

If you fail in trading, try driving or any other kind of sports for a living. On a more serious note, nothing in life comes easy. Yes, luck can play a role sometimes but most times hard work and perseverance come top. In trading, there's something specifically called Trading Psychology. This boils down to controlling your emotions while in a trade or before entering a trade. It doesn't matter how good your strategy is, if you don't get hold of your emotions it will mess up your whole plan. From all you enumerated, you have been give a sound advice. The other part of executing it remains with you.

The increase in users here isn't actually true of what could be holding down the benefits from bounties. I think the problem lies with the apathy in the crypto world and developers not wanting to advertise and pay participants in bitcoin. If you speak of projects paying in altcoins, there are countless of them at the alt section. But most of the coins are shitty and they are a mere waste of precious time. I have several of them.

As for 2018 being worse for cryptocurrency, you're right.

This isn't a "Maybe" situation. It's a certainty. Of course they were the very few that gambled at the beginning on the possibility of Bitcoin being a hit in the future. It was at a giveaway price and they bought tons of it. Now the dividends they have make most of us gnash our teeth in abject regret. As long as the market dynamics continues, whales will always have an upoer hand both in cryptocurrency and any financial market.

I will like to be a part of this. BTW, I recently concluded the Bitcloak campaign with you.

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The media isn't even helping matters with the reports. The slight crash (for me) was reported earlier today as if it were the dead bell for bitcoin. Come on, the coin only lost $300. Why make it look like it went down to $300. Honestly, I had thought the politics around the ETF would've even dragged it below the $4000 range.

WTF!

Sorry about your loss. But that was because many of you dudes jumped in high and bought at ATH thinking it was the arrival of the new money. May be it might take next year before hodlers start smiling again. May be in two years time. No one knows for sure when it will be.

If you know, you know. But they don't know!

Recently, tether has been introduced to cryptocurrency to mitigate losses if one decides to hodl in a falling market but many traders don't even know it exists or how to use it.

I dont think this news has been able to push the price of Bitcoin in anyway. I hate to sound a little bit pessimistic here but that's my truth. Japan is a known bitcoin friendly country. I don't think any news coming from there will impact majorly on bitcoin. We should be having positive news on bitcoin from sworn bitcoin enemy countries if we are to get the mass adoption we seek for bitcoin.

Nah! You do have a choice if you want it. There's nothing in the books that says you must continue in a campaign that fluctuates its term of reference if you didn't want. But I guess many are hooked on campaigns (no matter how slavery induced they appear) before they could wtite.

Whether traders or investors, this advice is easier said than done. The reflex to always take a peep in one's object of interest shouldn't be seen as a bad practice. This is normal and people should indulge it if they so desire. I used to be caught up with that anxiety in the past but I am a bit relaxed now checking it. This is a beginner's undoing most times. For instance, there was a time one could check price and felt it was going down only to sell off and price rebounds to a higher high. But if one didn't anxiously check it at intervals one wouldn't exit the trade at such a time.

Since you have been succeding buying from the sources you listed and have always received your coins, I advise you still stick to them. Trying to buy direct in order to boycott the little transaction charges may expose you to getting scammed. The Internet is a terrible place to trust people.

For a long time now deposit and trading activities on bytecoin have been suspended. It will be a great shame to see BCN go. And like atrocityx asked, will Binance refund the listing fee paid by the bytecoin team as it's rumoured that the listing charges from Binance isn't a cheap one?

Binance is a leading exchange now even though it was established last year and OP, I don't really think people are truly keeping quiet about the Binance token. People are codedly buying it gradually. It's a worthy investment. I believe most of the exchanges are now pursuing the creation of their own tokens because of the high performance of the Binance token and the bitconnect coin (now extinct). Binance is a good buy,  I must confess.

There is nothing wrong doing that provided you can determine your entry and exit points on your smartphone. In the past I had placed trades on Binance via the Tabtrader app on my Android phone. But I must confess that sometimes you don't get all the options a computer can afford you on a phone. That's the only shortcoming.

First off, there is a wall of difference between buying a crypto and trading it. What OP did was mere buying for hodl and not for the intention of trading. Of course, traders make profit or loss from any engaged crypto. But you only incur this when you sell. As long as you haven't sold, you don't make a loss.

The technique to buy for profit will at all time depend on your entry point. You get to know the right entry point from Technical Analysis. So get yourself acquitted with TA.

Ethereum? It's obviously taking a bath if you truly seek to know what is happening to it.

Perhaps, the market will recover this last quarter...perhaps it could start the bull run in 2019. No one knows for sure (not even Noah). But what I do know is that there will be lots of regrets of missing out for people who are still foot dragging and waiting to chase price when the bull sets in.