A couple of good Korean movies i caught last year:

Along with the Gods
The Village

There's nothing wrong with pornography if all parties are consensual. Just like prostitution, they help to suppress sexual crimes by providing an outlet.

The ability to get things done. Ideas aren't worth much, only execution is. Have a couple of friends from school who started their own companies. Wasn't the best product but they innovated along the way and both sold out for 8 figure sums.

On the other hand, another friend has a lot of ideas but hasn't executed on any.

Based on the market cap it would be at $5, i'd say it's unlikely. Never say never though.

Buying a top 20 coin isn't a guarantee for success either. Bitconnect was a top 20 coin even though we all know what happened with that. If you trust the team and the product then i'd say there's more upside to buying a coin outside the top 100 with the same amount of risk.

I'm glad i got out of some of the crappier coins i invested in though. Profit is profit. I do HODL on to my top ten coins though through this market volatility.

Yes i do. Some people get lucky with bosses and investments. There's 'luck' you work hard for and pure random luck.

Bittrex for me. When it comes to converting back to fiat, Gemini hasn't given me any problems. Had issues with Coinbase and Xfers.

I do both and each has its own risks like you said. The biggest risk for long term trading is that news happens while you're away and not monitoring the market and things tank or there's a flash crash.

I suppose Etherelta was good for getting those coins before they list on a major exchange. If you can spot those, then you'll make money.

Most important thing is not to buy what you don't need. Also think of things in terms of your hourly wage. That helps me cut back on my spending.

Of course... and it's better to be lucky than good.

No... maybe we've developed completely different technologies and are searching for each other by incompatible means.

I used to trade forex for an oil major. Over the years i've seen the numbers of traders at the banks fall by quite a bit. Granted, these were mainly flow traders and not prop traders.

The sales folk were also pushing hard for us to get on their 'algo' platform and how great it was. So maybe their numbers would decrease even further.

I don't know about crypto, but for forex at least, with Central Banks running the show, there's always room for manual trading.

Wouldn't be comfortable trading cryptos on margin unless you take it as a form of gambling. If you're not levered then you only make a loss when you sell. 

Why give up now? At least make a mil 

Well, you need to trust that they aren't a scam which is easier said than done. If the financial advisor knows one who is legit and can show you the numbers, then maybe you could consider them. For the most part, just avoid.

Bounty hunters, block investors, early investors who got a better price than the ICO price looking to book some profit. It's fairly normal with stocks as well if there's no lock-in period.