I like the idea and the project itself, but I have one question. As far as I understand from the whitepaper your coin will be used to purchase organic and healthy products, sports goods, etc., provided by YllaLife company. Don't you think that such a constriction to just one company reduces the number of potential coin users?

If you've made transactions recently you might have noticed that regular and priority fees are either equal or nearly equal. Since fees depend on the volume of pending txs on the network at the moment when you make your tx the fact that tx fees are low means that not much people are using BTC lately. But what has preconditioned such a small difference between fees? Does this mean that the time of generating 2 blocks and 6 blocks on blockchain is almost equal? But how is that possible? 

I like the idea and I've visited the website, but unfortunately haven't found detailed information on the team that is developing the website. I understand that if people only learn how to trade they can use around 1-2$, but it can simply be a scam. Everything might work well and then someone tries trading with large amounts and ends up with the loss of funds. If it isn't a scam it might be a very popular project, but more information is needed to assure people.

Sorry to hear that, yes, you have to be careful when it comes to transferring money. Unfortunately, with the increase of ICOs popularity more and more scams are emerging. A lot of people lost money during TON ICO, for instance (old news, but still): https://www.coindesk.com/fake-website-scam-targets-aspiring-telegram-ico-investors/
So where did you find that link anyway? Did the official Iagon give you the wrong link, or you just found it somewhere else?

Yes, it happens not that rarely that the campaign isn't able to meet the deadline and they prolong ICO again and again until they reach the hardcap. But sometimes they don't and aren't able to keep that campaign going that's why you may be left without a reward, or get it with delay.

Interesting and original. I think this project will be popular among many people, who are in business. And this project will also increase demand for IOTA, but imho such coins as NEO, XRP and DASH would carry out this function just as well as IOTA.

I don't think that it's possible to make accurate predictions when it comes to BTC. If it's possible then why haven't anyone predicted that BTC will increase from 8 to 20K USD in just 2 months? And then that it will drop so suddenly? BTC price depends on too many factors (like government regulations, distribution of BTC amount among people, attacks and hackers and so on) and predictions may be completely different.

Of course there are a lot of fake ICOs, you might want to take a look at some tips on how to determine a scam ICO on btlk. And apart from scams there are also unsuccessful projects, you never know actually which project will be popular and which won't, so just don't spend too much time and money on the ICOs and then you won't have much to lose.

For prof traders and investors pumps and dumps only play into the hands, only in that way you can gain something. And what is bad about prica volatility after all? You just need to buy everything at the right time.

No one has forgotten about BTC, it's the opposite - governments keep talking about them, BTC is about to be tested as a payment method during FIFA World Cup 2018 and even CERN will take a Colloquium in a week in order to discuss cryptocurrencies, so this year must be the best year for BTC.

Sounds like an interesting project, especially this yield system, which is really unique, it may improve transactions speed and attract new people easily.  But there is one catch, for this project to run in full production a lot of participants needed from the start, which is not that easy to achieve. 

BTC price has been falling continuously since the beginning of May 2018 so it's been almost two months already. I think the situation won't be changing much till the middle of July, so you can either wait, or buy now. But after that the price can start increasing due to FIFA 2018, so it's better to make it to that date.

Number one will be Ethereum, with its ~$65 billion market cap. ETH will always be demanded, bacause it's one of the most preferred platforms for launching ICOs, which have become extremely popular this year. As for other two alts - NEO and EOS.

No, if one believes in a potential of somethhing it doesn't mean that that person is religious. If judging so - every person who values money and obsessed with earning it is religious.

The wisest decision would be to combine long-term investment and daily trading. You're right that for daily trading BTC isn't the best choice (although its price is more predictable, than that of other coins so the risk here is lower). But right now I wouldn't suggest to sell off your BTC, there are a lot of reasons to HODL for 4-5 more months and see what happens.

I don't think that it's the team that don't care about the project, likely they do, but the coins have to be cool enough and have a decent marketcap to be listed on the exchanges.

Of course investing in ICO is risky, I think the whole point in investing is that you can put up not much money and gain a lot, but not to put a lot of money and lose it then. It's all about you. If people weren't greedy they wouldn't invest a lot of money in order to become millionaires. You can invest a little money in a lot of ICOs at once and eventually you'll hit the spot. 

The last point about FIFA seems to be crucial, it undoubtedly should bring rise to Bitcoin. But what if something goes wrong, e.g. transactions will be too slow, or BTC price will be too volatile, what impact will it have then?

This website is pretty good: https://cryptorated.com
It can provide you with the information about different ICOs and also with a five-point scale ranking, assessing different features. But keep in mind that nothing is guaranteed, just invest in something you find interesting, it's quite possible for a promising project to fail anyway.

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