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In my opinion, right now your best bets would be only on Harmony and Reserve Protocol. All of the other IEOs are much bigger gambles, especially if you plan investing for long term and are not a participant of the IEO scene solely for the reasons of flipping/reselling.
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Sorry, but the project that is mentioned in the OPs post looks like a project that will slide into obscurity rapidly after its listing. If they can even achieve listing on some centralized exchange of decent credibility and volume. I would definitely stick to much safer investments, they could even be hyped ICOs or IEOs, but stay away from these underground projects.
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I use mobile wallets only for small sums and when other forms of wallets are unavailable, so when there is really no other option, unless you want to risk keeping your funds on an exchange. But yes, I suppose they tend to be safer than your regular desktop wallets, especially if your PC security systems are sub-par.
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Yep, there is like zero demand for WPP tokens at the moment, but it seems like their team is busy with development nonetheless, so who knows, maybe we will be pleasantly surprised by them at the end of the year, or on the other hand, the coin will slide into even more obscure "waters".
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This has been dragging for so long that I would not be surprised if the refunds are issued not earlier than in 2020. I would assume that a nice chunk of investors probably already "forgot" about it and they moved on, so an automatic refund would be a most welcomed surprise for them.
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Count me in as one of the Fantom fans. I was especially excited when I heard that Andre Cronje is joining the team, as he is a total badass when it comes to codes. Price wise it has had more than a healthy consolidation, so the price could found its bottom which is a great opportunity to add it to your portfolio.
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Its hard to be overly excited when you are still down more than 90% from the ATH, but yes, its more than welcomed to witness a healthy growth of your portfolio, even if you are still deep in the dump. Plans? Exit the market closest to the top as possible and enter back in when bears are gone, so not follow again that chewed up "HODL" strategy.
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I am not really up to date with their recent development, but I still chuckle when I think of that famous video of their CEO bashing the product that has been delivered to him by his devs. Its a goldmine of tragedy and comedy at the same time, but I still hope they manage to deliver something that will be worthwhile.
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Well it could do that, but at this point it is just a Whitepaper project, way too overvalued for a project that has not much to show tech wise. But ETH devs should definitely hurry up with the release of ETH 2.0 or their competitors will eat up more and more of their infrastructure market share.
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The portfolio that consist of coins mentioned in the OPs post is a pretty safe bet, so I would add some "wild cards" to that low risk portfolio. Projects that are high risk/high reward projects, mostly out of the top 200 on CMC like Fantom, Phantasma, 0chain and some others. You could be in seventh heaven if any of those goes crazy and do a 100x.
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Too many missed opportunities to lay out every one of them. I could mentioned the one that I found out about just earlier today. It was a translation campaign of some non-attractive project that I passed on, but if I would participate in it, I could now easily liquidate my reward for 10K, which could be a life-changing amount at the start of the bull market. Oh well, unto the next one.
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Its only a matter of time when these tier 4 exchanges bite the dust. Their security systems are surely sub-par so they are an easy targets for hackers. I have read some confessions of people that were holding their funds on Cryptopia, which is naive beyond belief, but I still feel bad for them. If you really have to hold your tokens on an exchange, at least go with Binance ffs.
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This recent pump has been a treat to watch, that is for sure. But I am not sure how much fuel it still has to push higher, there have to be a slight consolidation in the coming days, we are going up way too fast, so the chance of going down rapidly as well is getting higher.
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If you are looking for the flip-ready IEOs, stick to Binance/Huobi/Kucoin/Bitmax IEOs, but when it comes to long term potential of the project, I am mainly excited about Reserve project (it will have Huobi IEO soon) regardless its initial FUD regarding its massive price difference between the IEO and private sale. A Maker DAO competitor with a massive backing while still being fairly unknown.
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Half a year ago the bounty hunting scene looked kinda desolate as it lacked high quality projects. But now in the IEO era, some of those non-attractive projects of mid 2018 are holding an IEO, so bounty hunters that persisted with their activities through the 2018 drought are being rewarded, as IEOs are providing liquidity and higher chance of soft/hard capping.
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Yep, some of them. I have placed my bets on Fantom, 0chain and Phantasma. I have some other "out of top 100" holdings, but they are way less risky than previously mentioned ones as those are in fact out of top 200, so its a high risk/high reward ordeal.
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I see that your portfolio is centered around projects of which tokens are dirt cheap. The size of their market-cap would probably be a better factor to consider, but who knows, in 2017 "stupid money" surged into the crypto space and pushed cheap coins way higher than they would deserve. Maybe the next bull run will be a similar ordeal.
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Like two weeks ago I would swear that Huobi IEOs are your best bet when it comes to flipping/short term investing. But lately they have been shitting on their reputation with their absurd greediness. They have ruined ThunderCore (or at least helped to ruin) with their ridiculous IEO prices, now they are trying to do the same with Reserve Protocol (IEO prices are much lower than the private sale prices). Not surprising there have been massive staff layouts there, such a shame.
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