What if the moderators are bad? Is it possible that I might get banned because of misjudgment? Has anyone tried to dispute their ban?

How do I purchase downvotes? I don't see the option on your site, only upvotes.

It looks like they also have Quora services since it's shown on their website. Not sure how that works though since I don't really use Quora unless it shows up in my google search.

I think the reasons why Ripple is having a hard time staying above $1 or even 50 cents is mainly because of the global crypto downtrend as well as the sheer amount of tokens Ripple has making it even more difficult to move prices. Once demand and greed come back, I can see Ripple going back above $1 for sure.

Also, after a certain project's ICO, its price ultimately depends whether it has intrinsic value or if it's just all hype. To find out means you have to go out of your way in making sure the certain project you invest in is not gonna be just some vaporware...  2018 projects like Menlo One are barely noticed around here, but I am convinced that it will soon gain mass adoption and could even possibly not drop in price after its token sale. Here's the interview that got me hooked to this rare opportunity of a project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o

Clean energy projects I know of: Eloncity, WePower, (forgot but there are more). Also, let's not forgot about Menlo One as I think that it is a monster project. It's an ICO listing marketplace aka decentralized ICO broker (as I understand it) which I think will be huge if they manage to gain mass adoption.

I can totally relate to that but since I read about Menlo One, WePower, and a few other non-hyped projects, I concluded that these might just be worth the risk..

I agree, but I don't really rely on hype since many projects were successful without it. I would choose projects like Menlo One or WePower. Not much hype going on for both, but they are definitely worth looking into..

I have to say, all three are good choices, but I think Menlo One is on an entirely different level because of its unique project and I can 100% say that the team working on it is 101% legit.

 
I would have to disagree since some (a lot) of their recommendations turned out to be not-so-good projects after their launch. At the end of the day, we still need to look out for ourselves no matter how hyped a token may be.

On the other hand, the Menlo.one ICO marketplace will be launching its token sale this July. In an interview with their CEO, Matt Nolan, he claimed to have found the solution to ICO scams, false reviews, censored bad reviews due to bribes by making a decentralized ICO marketplace. Here's  a link to their white paper: https://www.menlo.one/

I'm not sure about my strategy, but would it be a good one to invest my Ethereum in ICOs instead of selling them at a huge loss of more than 40%? Planning to get some Menlo tokens this coming July since their platform is going to be an ICO marketplace where I can re-invest Menlo tokens into other promising ICOs. Any thoughts?

All my money is in Ethereum as well, but I'm not holding it for too long since I'm planning to re-invest in upcoming token sales. This July has a couple of good projects like Menlo one and ViValid. I think it would be better to risk on ICOs rather than sell my eth at a loss or keep holding and hoping.. Menlo in particular seems like a really good project since it plans to be an ICO marketplace. It's gonna be like ICObench but with a lot more stuff to do.

I seriously doubt that there won't be enough "mass" with this project since the first time I heard about it, I was very excited to finally see a game changer in ICOs which doesn't only benefit a select few number of people.  I'm sure I'm not the only "average user" having this sort of sentiment towards this brilliant project.

With Paybear's partnership with Makerdao, I am hoping to see some good results coming out of this in the near future. I believe that unstable prices is one of the reasons that keeps other  investors out of Cryptos.

it's the technology behind Bitcoin that can solve corruption problems in most countries. Being opensource and decentralized, it will be difficult to manipulate or steal govt funds.

it all still boils down to the generosity of the high ranking member at the time he reads your post. You may pour all your effort on making a single post as unique and as possible and not get a single merit.

While bad news is not enough to bring Bitcoin totally down, I still think that it can greatly influence market sentiment and we should be careful and always know the latest updates.

I think Cryptos have a bigger possibility of crashing first (Bitcoin in particular) due to a chain of bad news linked around it. Fiat and the stock market can always be manipulated.

They both may be regarded as assets, but I think both are different at the same time. Bitcoin can be used for small transactions, while Gold serves as a safe storage for large funds which may be too risky if it were put in Bitcoin.

I agree with you and I think it's very difficult to close down Bitcoin because of the thousand/millions of supporters it has globally. However, times are tough for Bitcoin and we should get ready for more turbulence ahead. At the end of this, I still believe that Bitcoin will come out stronger.

I don't think it's over for the crypto world, but one thing is for sure, there will be lots of turbulence ahead especially for Bitcoin... I wouldn't risk my money here for now and I think many others have thought of the same thing.