As cryptocurrency is just an emerging technology and a wide range of people and business are still devoid of it, I don't think the recover would take a long time. But the depression in not yet over and we need to wait to see how low does it goes.

Ethereum forked itself from original chain to a different chain while the original chain continued itself as Ethereum classic (ETC). Ethereum again had been forked several times, one of the popular and controversial being EtherZero and a less popular one Ethereum Fog.

Though Tether can be a medium to exchange inside the Bitfinex exchange, it is not intended and should not be considered as an investment coin. They are just there to ease exchanging between different coins.

This can be a possibility, but as the tokens increase in use, every token transaction requires GAS of the currency of the platform they are hosted in and hence increasing their use and value. So I don't think any token hosted in Ethereum platform have a marketcap above Ethereum and similar to other platforms.

Yes, Altcoins, most of them have had a downward trend and are relatively cheaper that what they were in 2017. And we can aspect a price hike as even most of the tokens are below their ICO price.

You can find such bounties in service section. They are rare, have higher requirements and generally pay lower for same task than token bounties.
In short it's useless and is just for people who can't wait some months for a good profit.

Not necessarily for everyone. The one investing only on failing ICOs will have a loss and those finding out those gems would be in higher profit. So, it all sums up to the time you spend researching about the company you are investing on. Don't believe just what they show but try to find the facts using other sources about the legitimacy of the info they provide.

Mike Carney is the Governor of the Bank of England and Chairman of the G20's Financial Stability Board and he clearly emphasized that cryptocurrency are not a threat to global economy. And it's the main reason for current growth.
https://www.investmentweek.co.uk/investment-week/news/3028741/mark-carney-crypto-assets-do-not-pose-risks-to-global-financial-stability

Not just one there's a lot of recent bad news going about crypto.

Google banning ads
https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/14/17118846/google-ads-ban-cryptocurrency-ico

Japan lobbying for cryptocurrency regulation in g20
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/13/g20-meeting-japan-to-prevent-cryptocurrencies-for-money-laundering.html

Recent warnings coming from crypto friendly nations like taiwan and Philippines.

But again we too have some good news about crypto being adopted by reputed brands.
IMF CEO hinting about the usability of blockchain and adapting cryptos.

One thing is for sure that we cannot totally make cryptocurrency worthless.
With the news of Japan going to suggest a complete ban on crypto in upcoming G20 summit in November, we can aspect such falls if no clear message is conveyed by the Japanese authority.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/13/g20-meeting-japan-to-prevent-cryptocurrencies-for-money-laundering.html

I was too late to realize the importance of this coin but when I did, I bought some and still is one of the profitable trade for me. The coin will keep on decreasing in circulation through burning and as a prospective fuel for decentralised exchange and recent news of progress in making one, the price of it is soaring.

Seems like a retard person to place bytecoin along the line of bitconnect. They have given an explanation though and it describes it as privacy oriented coin that has shady premine.

This actually is a real address
https://etherscan.io/address/0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

The address has a balance of over 1 billion dollar in tokens and Ethereum.
But this is an address popularly used to burn tokens and might never be claimed or guessed the private key of.
Till then keep trying.

With the recent airdrops, seems like the ETC team is more oriented about gaining profit rather than developing the project for good. And it also helps the accusations ETH community have over ETC.

Though many people would get hurt by it but the bitcoin community has become so large and diverse and discrete that there are very few possibilities of changes on it's functionality and blockchain and hence will soon be obsolete.

Ethereum along with new generation of coins are multifuncitonal and with their multipurpose blockchains, will serve greater purpose.

Bitcoin is older than the forum.


If it's not for selling than Merit itself is a currency here. Sendable merits are smerits which when sent are permanently assigned to wallet of the receiver as merit but the two are not exchangable. Though I'd love to seem more experimentation with this system.

Akasha is indeed a great experimental project but it's worthless as an investor if they don't go through an ICO.
Selecting a good coin is not that difficult but no one can guarantee you a fixed profit in a fixed time. But a good coin will make you good profit in some time for sure.

There are some funds that are made to invest in promising startups. Mango startups being one of them. But they have a strict policy of acceptance and may be region specific on cases.

Everything has a possibility, cryptocurrency market and price are one of the most volatile to predict on. So, yes we may see another huge fall or a huge rise.

No, you won't be able to get those coin back.
You sent some BCH to a BTC address by mistake. But the coins are received not in the BTC address of Arcbit but to a BCH address we don't know who owns or is still unused.