Generally, bounty hunters dumping their coins right after getting listed on an exchange causes that th price of that coin drops because their is less demand of it at that moment, so people that really trust the token end up owning a less valuable piece.

Well, it's own creators think it won't happen, I think it is already time for cryptocurrencies to become more stable, even if that mean that they have to drop too.

It is not recommended, but if you don't have another option than go for it, though I would insist on trying to find erc.20 wallets to see if you can store it, they are way more secure than your typical exchange website.

NEO is great currently only for short term or daily trading, as a long term investment is uncapable of maintaining it's growth, also it dropped considerably recently so that means less reliability for it.

We should definitely educate the youth about the blockchain in general and not necessarily the cryptocurrencies, even though they are really chained, a general knowledge should be better as it allows innovation on other fields.

Cardano is one of a bunch of projects that are trying to replace ethereum, and I think they are getting close to it, as ethereum has lost a lot of reliability these days.

The ICO projects can take a lot of time to develop, but particularly the bounty campaign rewars are distributed just a couple of week after their end, so it is suspicious that a person has to wait for 4 months to get their tokens, probably a scam or terrible managers.

Currently, NEO is suited more for a daily trading scheme than long term holding, it is fluctuational like most of altcoins out there but it doesn't seem to be able to progress more than that.

Neo has dropped considerably and it looks like it has lost all the progress that it had, it is definitely at a really good price and it tempting to buy it but it could take several months, even years for it to get to the point where it has a few months ago.

The project over all looks really proffesional and polished, it's price has dropped considerably, it is definitely a goood time to invest in it, but the real question is, how much would it take for it to recover from this drop?

I think it would be better for the participants of the bounty campaign, it is a good way of securing that the members get paid in time and in a currency they know more or less, but at the same time, one of the objetives of the bounty campaign is the distribution of tokens too so that would impossible in most cases.

I can tell that most of them are just interested in the rewards, they they are bounty hunters after all, and they could get into projects without having any idea about it, as long as the profit is good.

Well, right now bitcoin has drop significantly, it is around 6K usd while it was at 8K usd just a few weeks ago, and it is still going strong, according to the comments of most people, they still think that bitcoin will close the year around 20K usd or something like that.

Though I am not an ICO investor myself, I can tell that ICO projects can give good amount of profits when chose the right one, the thing is that the later is rather difficult, we don't know for sure how the project will result, even though it has a lot of back up you simply can't tell, the market is too volatile to tell.

I am currently trying to diversify the bounties I joined and I think Amazix projects are really good options, all their projects seem reliable, legit and polished, the thing is that there are too few projects to choose from.

Bounty campaigns are way more easy to get into, while short term trading requires a lot of experience and a lot of awareness of the market in a daily basis too. If you know how to do both then go for it, it is possible to maintain good bounty campaigns while doing daily trading of coins.

I would not call it a competition, they both exists and add value to the market with their own ways, the value of them both is way too distant to even call it a competition and still they fluctuate with terrible down and huge rises from time to time.

It is very unlikely that some other coin surpasses bitcoin, at least not in the next decade, I think bitcoin already has an enormous advantage over the other cryptocurrencies and it has already shown reliability, what is left is that it gets turned into something more stable in order to be used globally.

Well, there is always a chance for a bounty to be a scam, unfortunately, but I think that choosing famous bounty managers is a good bet and check how active they are on social media, I generally chose project managed by them and it seems to be working just fine, I mean the projects are not perfect but they are legit.

Well, I plan to sell most of the altcoins that I currently own in order to invest more in bitcoin, ethereum and some other mainstream cryptocurrency, I think those will have most of the growth in the near future.