I am a long term investor seeking for a viable platform to invest my hard earned money. Now, a friend of mine told me about your project. Having gone through your whitepaper, I believe your project is bound to succeed. I want to really understand what are the unique features of the GETModer Platform?

You are already creating offices. So, when do you hope to create your Nigerian office or other offices to cater for the rest parts of Africa?

Commit Good looks like it is a revolutionary service built on the Blockchain. With a service like this I think more people can feel confident about giving to charities and taking part in donation programs without fear that their hard earned money will be stolen or fraudulent things. If this service becomes a success, then it will be a great thing for the crypto-world because it will have successfully solved the donation-scam problems.

Most supporters of charity are by nature philantropists. So, they are not looking for a place where they can make gains but where to give to relieve the plight of humanity. But they have to be sure that their donations are not wasted. That's where Commit Good makes the difference - ensuring that the donated moneys get to the original beneficiaries. Everything is done transparently.

I heard about Commit Good; that it is a highly transparent and trustworthy platform. It is backed by a team of highly experienced professionals as well as reputable international organizations.
They also say that donations made to charity on the platform are traceable. This gives potential donors the confidence to part with their money knowing it will get to the intended charity organization. Commit Good will embark on a crowdsale by 4th July 2018 to enable investors invest in their GOOD tokens. I would love to invest in it. Can anyone vouch for their transparency? Will it be a good buy?

Commit Good Crowdsale Starts on 4th July 2018
In case you have not heard about Commit Good, it is a transparent platform where you can support your favorite charity causes and be sure the money will get to them.
Commit Good marketplace sets aside a part of their earnings to support the charity of your choice. With them, it is easy to locate the charity near you and publicize them to a global audience.
Besides, you get rewarded for every delivery made on behalf of local charitable organizations.

The crypto market remained consistently green for about two weeks and suddenly it's turning red again. Though I don't understand the reason behind the current development, I believe that the recent granting of Cryptocurrency ETP license to the Winklevoss brothers, Microsoft buying of shares in some exchanges, and the declaration of intent by Goldman Sachs to join the crypto exchanges are all signs that crypto has come a long way.
Things are going to improve; only that those worthless coins will soon be flushed out of the system.

Everything in life is risky. While there were predictions that BTC was going to rise astronomically in 2017 and then drop by early 2018, nobody really anticipated it could dip to about $5,000. However, there are two major risks associated with buying/selling and holding. For instance, those who sold out of panic when BTC was nothing are forever regretting doing so. On the other hand, if you decide to keep it for as long as you wish and something funny happens, you really have nothing to lose considering the amount you invested but you will also not easily forgive yourself for not selling when you had the chance of selling at the best price.

The bottom line is to listen to your heart; don't let too much greed drive your decisions. If at any time you feel you can sell because you are okay with the price, go ahead and do so. Do it with a clear conscience and be satisfied with your personal decision.

In order words, would it be safe to say that no wallet is 100% safe, apart from the hardware wallet? Since the hardware wallets are equally multiple coin wallets, what are their downsides?

I guess if I am buying several cryptocurrencies/altcoins, I would need different wallets to keep them away from the prying eyes of hackers. We have already agreed that leaving the coins with exchanges is not a good option and that using wallets that are server-based is equally not safe enough. The best bet, therefore, is to keep them in hardware or paper wallets.

Now that there are multiple coins/tokens out there and you already have lots of them, practically, is it feasible to have several wallets at a time, especially if they have to be downloaded and installed on your system? If not, what wallet would anyone recommend that can hold BTC and several other altcoins at the same time?

Should one decide to settle for a wallet that has the capacity to store BTC and several altcoins at a time, what are the inherent dangers associated with such a wallet?