There is no CoinPot token faucet for the moment.

Some of the most important websites with cryptocurrency infos are Cointelegraph, Coindesk and The Merkle. But there are plenty of them.

If you really believe in the project, never sell a token after it goes down hard. I would at least hodl, but the more it goes down, and the more I would buy of it. If you were already thinking it worth buying it at a high price, think of it as a discount.

I think it can have good and bad sides. Bubbles are attracts lots of new users and investors, and that's maybe the only times the mainstream medias talk about Bitcoin. But bubbles like that can also scare serious investors.

You should not invest everything in only one cryptocurrency. And which currencies to invest will depend on what you believe in and how much risks you want to take. The lower the market cap and the higher are the risks, but you could also make big gains.

"Real money" ... It's paper money backed by nothing anymore, printed with no limits by banks. If there is a physical real money, it would be gold and silver.
Bitcoin is to me more a "real money" then the printed paper.

Some people already made huge amount of money with Bitcoin, and prefer cash out rather then take the risk to hold it longer. Also some people are here just for quick money, and once they reached their goals, they will sell it.

I believe it's still early days for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, so I would say no, it's not too late.
Some people thought it's already too late when BTC was at 100$ or 1000$...

Binance, Huobi, Bittrex ... they are all good exchanges, but they have different transaction and withdrawal fees, and also different currencies... so it's hard to say which one is the best.

Cryptocurrency doesn't kill people more than the dollar do.. Criminals or terrorists use internet as well, nobody says internet is killing people...

If it's the private key you lost, then it's over. One of the first things people should learn when starting with cryptocurrencies is to keep your private key safe.

I believe that NEO is are really good choice for a long term investment ! It's a solid project, with already a few succesful ICO's on the platform. It will be huge in the next years.

Airdrops can be profitable, but as always, do some research about the project and the token. If you just blindly do every airdrop you find, you will get over 80% of "shitcoins" ..

You can start trading with any amount you want. Only invest what you can afford to lose, and if you want to do day trading, do it first with small amounts.

I hope we gonna see a slow and steady growth in the next months .. if we have a big pump again, it will just fall right after also..

Bitcoin is not too complicated for average people. I bet people were saying the same for internet in the past.
Buying Bitcoin and using it with an App and QR code is really simple. You just have to be more careful to keep it secure.

The biggest mistake I made was to not buy Bitcoin when people told me about it the first time.. Then you always make mistakes with altcoins you sold too early or waited too long thinking it will go higher.
But if you hodl on projects you really believe in, and fill up your bags when it's low, you will have no regrets.

Bitcoin has value because people are giving it value. But also the limited quantity, the miners and the proof of work system are making the price. And the fact that you have to buy mainly BTC to buy other coins for the moment.

This is always a possibility, but I don't think we gonna see Bitcoin going near to zero for the next few years .. even with a market crash, the price will still remain at least a few hundreds dollars.

The best way to keep your altcoins safe is to not leave them on an exchange, and always keep your private key safe. Or use a hardware wallet if possible.