With cryptocurrencies there are fewer chances of getting caught with money transfers. For most drug lords I don't think they are really interested in cryptocurrencies, bitcoin specifically.

I'm not sure what you exactly mean by war but if you are saying they are trying to ban it then yes. A lot of them have taken measures to ban cryptocurrencies. Not a good thing. Having cryptocurrencies is just a easy method to pay.

BTC is my choice, but for 10 years I might have to choose ETH. For other alts they die and give birth to others way too often that I can't trust them enough. ETH has my trust so I would definitely put my money on ETH.

Holding works on some coins. Not all. If you hold a brand new coin and they take off after a year or two and then you sell it you would have made lot more profit. It's not always bad to hold. You hold coins that are long term investments.

I don't think the alt coin market will ever crash. There are lots of uses for different alt coins. In fact, it will just get better. It is perfectly normal for the market to correct itself and what not but thats not crashing.

It's not always the same with every coin. Wit bitcoin there are cases where there might be a dump coming up and you would lose you money if you hold. But in a lot of cases the prices go back up. Holding is better for long term.

Maybe in the far future but I don't think it will, honestly. Bitcoin was the first and the most trusted. It will probably remain like that but you never know what happens. Although, it is one the most trusted and stable, it may not be like that forever.

It is never the same for all coins. For one, you might have to wait months or years while others are quick pump and dump. If it is currently increasing and you feel like you think it won't go much higher than it already is then sell it otherwise hold.

In my opinion, no. If cryptocurrencies are able to replace fiat currency then the answer is no. But for that to happen a lot of other things to need to happen. Cryptocurrencies need to be way more stable than fiat currency. I think that is one of the biggest issue and why it will be necessary to have fiat currency in the meantime.

Yes there are lot of altcoins that are worth your consideration. Some might be just pump and dump but others are legit and more of a longterm investment type of altcoins. ETH and NEO are good candidates for investment. Do your research first.

I think it is good that many exchanges require some sort of KYC before you can vote. It makes the voting system safer and a lot more fair. Now I guess it can be scary to give them your data but it is to avoid scammers and this is the most optimum solution as of the moment.

From what I've read and seen, I believe ETH will go back up. It's reached it's down and now it's gonna go up. But of course it won't go up without going down first. The investors are coming back and I have my hopes up.

I think you have a good point. Although it is not guaranteed to reduce poverty level as lazyness and intelligence also plays a huge role. And what exactly are governments going to pay with bitcoin or other coins? It may be able to increase the overall economy but it doesn't help the nation help pay debt.

Possibly it will. A lot of coins bounce back especially the ones that are good. It might be next year though but it will happen. Just don't do a panic sell and lose all your coins. We don't need a trend.

Eth is popular but they are not even close to Bitcoin. And currently Bitcoin is still doing way better than ETH so in my opinion ETH isn't a threat to bitcoin. ETH will rise but not as high as bitcoin at least not anytime soon.

Of course it is but it's not as easy as it sounds. It's a lot more difficult to buy low sell high. You can get rich but you still gotta work just like any other profession. Now you might be able to earn more money really quickly due to the nature of coins, but also vice versa.

I would rather have it more stable than jump up and down. I do agree that the market is down but it's doing better than last year at this time. Which is the important part. Also, I see this as an opportunity to buy coins.

I find this a funny but a really thoughtful idea. I mean the number of people using the services are probably high so this market will probably be super profitable. I guess the good side is they accept cryptocurrencies.

I guess airdrops are easy and they don't really cost you anything. And in return you receive coins. If the coin is fraud and you hadn't spent any money then you just lost some of your time and not money. AD's now are super hard to choose, since there are a lot of scammers.

Japan probably is ahead of most companies. They are a lot more liberal with cryptocurrencies and are trying to make it more daily usable. And If I'm correct they already legalized it and is used very widely and accepted as well.