I will only encourage those who are interested and are willing to learn. You cannot force someone to do something they don't want to do, it'll be hard for them to understand it because clearly they're not interested.

The easiest way to save your coins and tokens is to hold. But that doesn't promise you a huge profit, as to the profit you'll possibly gain in trading and investing. My advice, expand your horizons, that's how you'll learn more about crypto world. And experience will make you even wiser.

While others are shaking and fearing the red days, you should be wise at moments like this, to grab the opportunity of buying coins while they're still "on sale".

My advice to you now that the market is down, is that you hold your token for now. Selling it now will only cause you more loss. Be patient and stay positive that the market will soon recover. And I for one also believe that Ethereum will have a bright future.

Now that most of altcoins' prices have dropped, I think it's the best time to buy. You get it at low cost, then wait for it to go back up. That is how you win.

It is actually good to collect and diversify your tokens. It gives you more chance of gaining profit, if that is really what you're aiming for. And maybe some of those tokens might not have a value now or have low value, but will actually make you richer in the future.

Ethereum is a good long-term investment , knowing that it has been second to BTC for the longest time. A loss of $10 isn't something to be discouraged about. But instead you just wait patiently and always keep the faith. Always remember that in crypto, there will be ups and downs. Losing is normal, but if you stay optimistic, you'll be in for a treat.

Thank you for putting it into words. Many of us are getting really discouraged by seeing sea of red these past few days. But always remember that every cloud has a silver lining. Look through the dips as an opportunity to buy and invest in other coins you think will gain profit in the long run. Stay optimistic! And just enjoy what you do, that's the key to being successful.

No, I wouldn't even dare give up fiat for a 100% crypto living. It's as if you were hanging by a thread. Knowing the nature of crypto, it is very erratic. I would invest some of my fiat, hoping for some gains, but I ain't goin' all in.

In crypto, you do not gamble. You'll just lose your money in a blink of an eye, rather than actually gaining. But instead start by understanding and learning the graph so that you'll know when to invest, when to buy. and when to sell. When you already do, that is when you invest to different and preferably the good alts.

We can't do anything to stop them. But we could deal with them professionally by reporting them to those who are authorized to do the action. And always double or even triple check spreadsheets for some cheaters. I myself, I like checking the spreadsheet every once in a while.

English language caters to much wider audience. Thus, it must be checked with out most quality. Some of the bounty hunters are just using jargons and extensions just to make their sentences longer but it destroys the grammar of their sentences in the process. It is better to post in their local boards if that will be the case than just spamming the forum for the sake of bounty weekly post requirements.

Keep holding until the market comes back up again. Don't try to sell when you are in a significant loss (30-60% loss from the value you have bought or purchased it). Holding is still profitable but being a wise trader will generate greater returns.

Bitcointalk is a good place to start. Medium, Reddit and Steemit can offer a wide range of crypto related stuff from technical to pump speculations. I personally use Medium, Reddit, Steemit, Telegram, CoinDesk for real-time update and latest news regarding cryptocurrency in general.

Design and proper grammar is key to attract users to be interested in. Also, give importance to a wide range of audience. Adjust and rescale some of your design to look professionally made. Bad design can cause a whole lot damage especially if you want to attract more users.

The best advice I can give you is to read a lot. I mean really read a lot not only here in this forum but also to other crypto related stuffs given it is a trusted source. Bitcointalk can offer you so much that you need to focus on what you really want. Trade, invest or hold. Learn your craft and manage your time well.

Half-heartedly, Yes. I messed up big time by not selling some of my holdings during the peak of January - Feb 2018. Should have gains x10 or x20 by now if I only cashed in my earning. Still it thought me a valuable lesson to anticipate, learn from mistake and bounce back.

I think diversifying your portfolio with alts is okay, to cut losses and more possible profit. But still let us not forget BTC, where it all started, the inspiration of all other alts.

How other people work is none of our control. But what we can do is to be smart and knowledgeable enough to discern if a project is a scam and if the person is a scammer. That's why we should always do our research first.

It appears to be that the address you are referring to is an address that is handling the distribution of bounty in terms of Ethereum. If you happen to check the account it still has a remaining amount of 18 Ethereum which will also be sent to other participants as well.