When you're dealing with multiple coins, your best bet is to use a trusted exchange to store your coins as it would be a reduce the hassles of having to download all the wallets and carrying out transactions. I would recommend Poloniex or Bittrex as long as you're not storing huge amounts.

Haven't seen anything which made the value of BTC go down by almost $1000 after the recent all time high of $5000 that it reached. The Chinese, Korean and private Russian investors are almost completely forbidden from contributing to ICOs and this move is resulting in absolute chaos in the crypto marketplace.
IMO, this would only be affecting altcoins which are undergoing ICO stage and the big players like Bitcoin and Ethereum will be back on track in a few days.

Not only China but even powerhouses like Russia and Korea have followed suite with the ICO ban. This is very bad news for all the legitimate ICOs as major investing players were from China and Russia. More altcoins are sure to resurface after this but will need more than just an ICO to get started which seems to be very difficult in this crypto world with the amount of different come out there.

Damn that was fast, woke up to see the balance already reflecting in my account.
Thanks as always yahoo, lightning fast management.

Winning once and never returning is definitely the ideal case scenario but does everyone get away with this? I think not.
The fact that gambling sites are made to literally lure users into profit and then make them lose their entire balance is the main concept here. It's completely normal for this to happen but the ones that don't return to gamble after making a profit are the real winners.

A majority of these coins are in the top 70 list because they've made a stand in their own way in the market. While a good chunk of these altcoins are great investments at this moment, I still believe the highest dominating coins by market cap will overshadow the ones behind them.

If you're talking about a 'well established' Indian team, you didn't take time to notice that the whole team was undergoing changes throughout the series giving chances to new faces like Yuzvinder Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav and the debutant Shardul Thakur. Sri Lanka had very underwhelming performances, that too on home soil and this was the bigger factor leading to the whitewash.

Only if you're not good enough to keep the paper wallet safely but this looks like an amazing idea. The fact that one puts in time to make a backup like this tells so much about the person and their safety concerns. Either ways this is a good way to backup the paper wallet.

It should've been a financial concern for all countries that more and more ICOs were coming into the scene and this was bound to happen sooner or later. A country's money going into the pockets of 'altcoin' developers when some of them remain to stay anonymous (*cough* DeepOnion *cough*) becomes an issue for any country. To have a check on this, rules and regulations are being set to make sure things don't go out of hand, not to mention the multiple scam ICOs which ran away with tons of money.

Lots of people predicted that Bitcoin would be demolished by the occurrence of the hard fork. The fact that BTC not only survived the fork but went skyrocketing in value in the weeks to follow. This kind of makes it an unstoppable force which could never be hindered by other altcoins or future forks.

It would be hard to run the idea of a decentralised social network as it would need a lot of things in place for the project to lift off. There's already a decentralised social network named 'Social' with a marketplace platform called Nexus. You can see the progress and developments of this project to see if it's going to work out.

Looking like a thread which will be shilled upon but I'll answer the original question. I've seen a coin called Care4Me which directly connects healthcare services through blockchain technology for faster solutions.
There are more than just one but I just picked this as I've read all about it and thought it would account for easily accessible healthcare solutions.

To answer the title in a simple way, you just put up everything you have to offer with your token and that is what would attract investors to contribute in your ICO. The investors who look into your project and find potential in it are the ones who would make the ICO successful.
Other than this, be sure to use an escrow at the time of the ICO so the investors are sure they're not putting their money in a runaway scam.

The main reason for the surge in transaction fees is due to the fact that Bitcoin is getting highly popular and it's price reaching new highs very often. When the amount being transacted is high, the party will often throw in high fees so it gets confirmed within the next block and when there are more and more transactions being piled up, the txs with higher fees will obviously be included in the next blocks by miners.

With your situation here, if you believe the coin could still pull off a miracle with any sorts of project implementations from the devs, you could consider holding for a longer term.
If that isn't the case, then search for the highest possible price during the week.

Honestly there's no saving when it comes down to gambling, you either win or lose. Of course winning could be considered 'being saved'.
For me, when I play dice game, I usually have preset profit marks at which I keep transferring small amounts like 100k satoshis to my alternate account and keep doing this till I'm done for the night. Usually doing this will save me from losing all my balance and I call this my 'save'.

For me it would be XRP, Waves and ZCash in no particular order as I've got my money into these coins currently and see good potential in their roadmaps.
Other than these, honourable mentions go out to XMR and Byteball.

As the main chain BTC was forked, it gave rise to Bitcoin Cash as we all know which was attained at 1:1 for holding onto existing Bitcoin. It clearly created a market for another coin with its own cap so you could treat it as any other altcoin but the main difference being the support offered to this new coin.
Yes it does look like money is being created out of nowhere and it very much the situation if at all more forks happen in the future.

Honestly, if you're hiring one of the above mentioned users, you wouldn't need an escrow as all of them have experience of managing many campaigns and they do the payments themselves.
About your exchange, adding more altcoins would be great as everyone looks out for exchanges with more number of choices of altcoins to trade.

Don't really see death penalties being handed out for participating in ICOs but other measures like a few months jail time and some cash penalty would seem to be where they're heading with this idea.
Using a simple VPN which doesn't store logs could be the solution for the Chinese people to invest in ICOs and even that is that their own risks.