Humaniq HMQ aims to provide financial services to billions of people without access to banks. There are huge obstacles to overcome, but it could change the world if it was successful.

I was aware of the shilling, with a username like Imperium it was quite obvious. I was playfully seeing if he could justify the coins value.

Coins with real world functions have a good chance of surviving. SIA, Golem, SONM have a shot at lasting. Coins that are meaningless clones or forks of more successful projects will probably disappear. 

Good question. I don't know why its been on the decline since 8/10/17. This could be a good opportunity to buy more while its cheap.

You sound pretty sure of MPRM. I'm hesitant to invest in it, there are a few other projects going after sports betting market, is this project ahead of the others or does it provide anything radically different?

If $100 is all you have, diversify it into a few different coins that look promising. The more projects you invest in, the higher your chance of getting a coin that has a huge gain like 10x or more... XBY might be worth looking into, it's relatively cheap and has ambitious goals. I also think that IOTA and HEAT are also relatively cheap and interesting.

I love some altcoins for their vision and profit potential. I hate a lot of altcoins because they are just copycat "me too" fork and clones used to generate cash for devs and investors.

There are so many good ones and even more bad ones.

I like Waves, LTC, ETH, ARK, HEAT and IOTA.

Just because BCH has a higher unit price does not mean it has overtaken ETH. When comparing coins, you should look at the market cap, not unit price. ETH has a $27 billion market cap right now, BCH has a $14 billion market cap.

Buy while there is blood on the streets! Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy.

So many dumps near the weekends since I've been into crypto, don't panic, HODL and buy during these dips. I picked up a IOTA for $.25 USD in the mid July dip, it's $.84 today.

I don't think LTC will die if BTC fixes its problems, the LTC community would probably improve it so it remains a competitive alternative.

I'm loving LTC, its relatively stable and has great features and plans. I buy more LTC at least once a week.

I'm HODLing. I'll only dump them if I absolutely need the money.

I've avoided this ICO because the sale structure was so odd. I have a feeling that the people who buy in closer to the end will have a cheaper price than those who bought at the beginning.

Picking up 25 ETH for $12 USD each and panic selling at $9 USD. I was new to crypto and couldn't stomach the volatility. I have much more intestinal fortitude now, I've held through all of the dips and mini crashes since.

I can't bring myself to invest in coins that have no unique features or poor fundamentals. So many of those shitcoins are insanely profitable, it really irks me.

Thanks for the warning. I'll be sure to access myetherwallet using my personal bookmark.

My best return is picking up 2300 ARK at $.06 USD each, picked up more at $.07. 

This is the toughest question for me.

If there was a complete crypto currency crash, I would hate myself for not cashing out when I was so far ahead and letting greed get in the way of realizing gains. If I was to cash out and the market continued to rise, I would hate myself for giving up potential gains. FOMO all around.

Disciplined investors often have strict price targets and cash out when they are met, they do not let emotion and FOMO affect their decisions. This is probably the best way to invest, I just can't bring myself to behave this way. I'll probably read this again at a later date and regret not investing with more self-discipline.