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i would sell them as fast as possible, unless you have way too much trust in the project, with the amount of projects coming out everyday it is common to see that the majority of them fail, so try to sell them to avoid unnecessary losses.
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I agree, but it seems like if that happend it would be kind of a mess in the market, every cryptocurrency fluctuation at their own pace, I mean, at least with bitcoin prices we kind of knew when a rise or a drop on the price would come.
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It depends, if you already have a lot of time with the tokens the best thing to do is to sell it, they generally don't experience too much of a grow after they are listedi in exchanges.
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Well, once you get into a good amount of campaigns then you need to simply to stick to them, increase the quality of your posts, search on how the project itself is doing and keep looking for more promising projects with good ratios of rewards.
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I've been searching for ICOs for a few days and there seems to be many cases of scams and hacks which kinda scares me. Obviously, there is no 100% certainty which is going to be a successful one but is there any way to identify which ones are at least going in the right direction? The first one I looked at was Mossland's Whitepaper and they seemed good with solid community. Or should I just buy BTC or ETH? Any suggestions and ideas would be very helpful!
If I were you, I would stay away from investing my own money on ICO projects, it is even more risky than investing on cryptocurrencies to trade, you could get scammed or the rewards may not be so good. |
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I was reading some comments about bounty campaigns and a signature campaign was mentioned as a better option for promoting an ICO.
It made me curious.. What is the difference between a bounty and a signature campaign?
Bounty campaigns are those that an ICO performs in order to promote their project, for example on social media like reddit, facebook, twitter, telegram, in particular, the signature campaign is used on this forum to promote said project, you write some text on your signature and write some posts on the forum in order to get people to know more about the project you're promoting, you have to be junior member at least on the majority of the cases. |
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Hey folks,
what do you think, which tokens are a great investment for 5-10 years?
All people tend to speculate on short-term moves but I am more interested in tokens that will go up x times over the next couple of years...
so to say, the Amazons and Googles of the crypto world.
Which coins are REALLY GROUNDBREAKING in your eyes and why?
I mean Bitcoin started the whole thing but technically there are so much better, safer, faster, more anonymous coins that should take over in the long run.
Please share your opinions
Right now, you can't go wrong with cardano, NEO, EOS and ethereum, I think EOS is the one that is more promising, it has been dropping for some time so it is time to invest in it. |
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In my opinion, I think they would actually try to work with cryptocurrencies, or at least they would try to regulate them just like any other currency existing in a certain country.
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Well, ethereum did a great job as an alternative to bitcoin at its time and it keeps being one of the best altcoins out there, but I think bitcoin will still be the leader for a long time.
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Last night I had a discussion with a friend if it's possible to quit your job and make a fulltime living of promoting bounty campaigns.
My friend thought you need to promote a lot of bounties at the same time (100 per week), to compensate for the
uncertain number of bounties that will never to lead to any income (coin cannot get listed, withdrawal fees of exchange is too high, scam, etc.).
So the question is: do you agree with this statement?
It is possible to dedicate full time to bounty campaigns, and it is true that you need to have in mind that there would be alot of scams out there that won't give you anything in return for participating, but yeah, overall if you find the right ICOs you can get some a good amount of profit and dedicate to that. |
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Yes, most of them are really useful, they offer tokens that when the right amount of time passes will be increasing it's value and their holders would than own a more valuable item than what it was when it was released, overall you can make of airdrops and bounty campaigns a good source of income if you play your cards right.
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Ethereum seems like a good option overall, it was the first cryptocurrency that was created as an alternative for bitcoin and the team behind the project has done a really good job promoting them as reliable.
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I think long time is a good thing, because if you invest on a project that is promising and reliable you can be sure that it will develop, and because this is a such a volatile market with ups and downs, you could avoid them and just focus on the final result.
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Right now is a great time to buy altcoins, taking advantages of the low prices and that the market overall is down, maybe by the end of the year we would see an stabilization on it, on the meanwhile the best thing you could do is invest.
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Ethereum overall seems like a good option, it has a reliable and promising development team and that gives a lot of confidence to it's investors. Eth has been experiencing a drop for a few months but it is common with altcoins, they rise on the price will come soon.
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It will rise for sure, because rises and drops on the prices of the market are common on this type of business, which has a tremendous amount of volatility, so wait patiently until the market recovers.
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Well, there's indeed alot of scams out there so you have to be aware, the best thing you could do when you find some ICO that interests you is to check their whitepaper and the team behind the project.
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It depends of your style of trading, if you find a good and promising project that is relatively recent then you could invest in it and aim for long term holding, short term would be for more developed cryptocurrencies.
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