Honestly I wouln't be surprised. It makes total sense, but still you never know if they will actually raise funds with that (do an ICO) or only create the app in the blockchain which would create some competitive advantages.

This kind of trades usually get done outside exchanges, therefore it does not affect the price or you suddenly don't see a sell wall in those exchanges. There are markets for high volume traders, into which this kind of operations are done. People in crypto tend to speculate with anything.

"Some people say..." Well, some people are too lazy to actually read what Ripple is about. There is a whitepaper. The thing about Ripple is that it is a private company, not really decentralized, and it is there to help the banks reduce some international transaction costs and do them in a much more efficient way. Among many other things. So please do your own research and don't rely on what "some people" say.

Yes, I think there should be a section in the forum dedicated to Masternodes, the same way we do have a section for Mining. Because I think masternodes will be huge in crypto in the very near future, a great way to earn passive income without the hassle of mining (although you still need to set up a machine to run them).

Do you have the official source for this news? Oil prices are international and I don't think anyone would give up 30% in the price, just to receive payment via Bitcoin. But of course, I could be wrong. This is why I ask to have the source, a link to an article, anything that can back up what you are sharing here.

Yes but you also need to be selective, because some of those cryptos may be crap and worth nothing. For instance I do bounties but only for cryptocurrencies and ICOs that I intend to invest in, as a mean to earn a few extra tokens for free, for projects that I have analyzed, that I care about and that I think could be huge. Not just any project out there.

Because the most important variable in investing is to manage your risk. Of course you can bet all your money in one coin with the possibility to get a huge win, or a huge loss. If I want to bet, I prefer to do it in Las Vegas. Much more fun and entertaining. I prefer to invest, not to bet. And this implies manage my risk and downside, as well.

If you have good reasons to buy, then do it. Never try to time the market, especially crypto, because it is really volatile and it may backfire. You should always have a good reason to buy and an even better reason to sell. Neo in my honest opinion must be a part of any serious diversified crypto portfolio. It is a core holding.

The problem is that crypto is unregulated and there are too many scams. I think Facebook is just trying to protect not its users, as they would say, but themselves. Reputation is also important. And there could also be some government pressure in this decision. I really don't care, and I think they don't really need crypto ads.

It depends on so many things. Not ideal number that works for everyone. If you have credit card debt for example, the number would be zero: pay it out first. Plus crypto needs to be part of a diversified portfolio, you must own other things as well. So it depends on so many things...

I think those that weak hands end up regretting and missing the coins that actually go to the moon. The issue is that most people follow the heard, or the so called "influencers" and they are mostly there to flip. They invest in projects they know nothing about, just because they are hyped or shilled by some. Good investors actually do their research, like the project, vet the team, review token metrics and after that, take investment decision with a longer term horizon.

I prefer to look at the fundamentals of each project and not speculate. Crypto market is very volatile but you also need to understand that BTC dominance is getting lower. Despite that, there are events that may momentarily bring the whole market down. But also up. I prefer to stick to fundamentals, as said, and not worry about that.

I think people must carefully select the projects they do bounties for. Most people go with "promised high rewards" in really scammy or bad projects, and I don't agree. I only do bounties in projects I actually invest in, and this is a great way to get additional tokens for free. So I do plan to hold them for a long time, because I only invest in promising projects that I intend to hold.

I respectfully don't agree with you in respect that EOS is a scam, although you make some compelling points. I think that EOS is a great project, but the ICO structure is diabolic. They have raised much more funds that they will ever need for development. Saying that, the blockchain is very promising. I have myself invested only a little amount, at the early stages, which has grown. So I am happy. But I wouldn't invest more at current valuation.

I think bounties are a great way to win additional tokens for projects you actually care about. I only do bounties myself for projects in which I personally invest, not just for any project. And I am also careful not to spam my community. Prefer to do mostly signature campaigns, and perhaps some content, not really social media because that can get spammy.

No, I don't agree because I personally select very carefully the bounties I do participate. I only do bounties for projects I will personally invest in, because they are a great way to get some additional tokens for free, that I actually care about and intend to hold.

Thanks for sharing. I would suggest some design changes to make the site much more straightforward to use and user friendly. You actually have to scroll down a little bit when everything could fit nicely in one page.

I actually would prefer an hybrid model, such as security tokens or those who actually provide a stake in the company. Selling millions of dollars for utility tokens can't be sustained in the future.

Depends on the amount of Bitcoin you are storing. If it is a considerable amount, you may want to invest in a hardware wallet such as the Ledger Nano S or Trezor Wallet.

I think there are several great altcoins worth holding, however it is also very important that you know what you are doing, where you are putting your money. Therefore it is paramount to do your own research. Also be safe out there, store them in hardware wallets such as the Ledger Nano S, and buy them in good exchanges like KuCoin.