I think $5k USD is a stretch for ETH. I think in the $3k-$4k is more reasonable. Other blockchains are also attracting a LOT of the ICOs these days, so we'll see a taper off of the ETH growth, just like we did with BTC when other alts became more popular and utilized. As the market will grow, so will the diversification of the user base.

Those points are a stretch across the board, and very easily argued against. Not to mention they're all actively being addressed by innovation and alt coins.

The thing is, every article about the so-called "ban" on crypto ads doesn't have any direct statement from Facebook. They aren't going anywhere, they'll just shrink down some. The blatantly spammy ads will get censored just like any other spammy ad, nothing new here.

Very true, nothing is safe or guaranteed in crypto. That's why I'm interested to see what is perceived as "safe", in what is widely considered the least "safe" industry out there right now.

Do you think the coins you hold will increase eventually, or do you think you could make a higher return selling on a loss, and recooping that loss in another coin? If you're confident in another alt coin, that may be a safe route to take.

Everyone talks about the "best coins for 2018", but which is the safest for an investment? If you're going to throw 1 BTC into a coin, which one has the lowest risk?

I really don't think it's in an absolute bubble, the big issue is people not doing their due diligence and Research into anyone group before buying into an ICO. Just like any other initial investment, there are risks involved, and plenty of them will fail.

I'm really interested in this concept! I've been doing some affiliate marketing here and there, and it's always a concern for the smaller organizations to be playing on an even playing field. If it's a large company, it's usually a fairly safe operation, but makes it tough for smaller companies. Smart contracts are a perfect fit for the industry, it's surprising someone hasn't already done this. I'll be following closely!

If it falls below $4500 then I'll look at buying more. But I'd want to see if it's turning back up into the positive direction. Now that 2x is called off, I'm not as worried about the price tanking.