I'm voting for ModulTrade,it's a great project that'll allow to reduce costs in the exchange of goods around the world.It's a trading platform that connect a vendor with a costumer directly.And they don't have to spend most of the budget on taxes and bank fees,they just connect with blockchain technology.

Anyone buying IOTA should do so with a long term strategy of investment.Do not sell,even if the price triples in the next week.Just hold over the next 3-5 years.Ignore the daily price fluctuations, and keep buying as much as you can afford to loose.

The current crash eth didnt lose as much since it's not directly linked to bitcoin.But if ppl were pulling money out of the market,Eth wouldnt be an exception either.Just happens to be less of a pullout than Bitcoin was.

I'm guessing a large group of them would be tech-inclined people who might be interested in coins like IOTA, LSK, RaiBlocks. Next to that group,people who are interested in investing, economics, etc.So maybe things like REQ, XRP, ARK, Blocknet, Walton.

The contract is not broken.And it does not swallow your funds.Use delta balances and investigate your transactions via event logs.You’ll find everything accounted for.You probably made a trade you didn’t realize either by my filling an order or submitting your own.

If you believe in the long term prospects of bitcoin then investing small amounts that you won't mind if you lost it would be a good idea.The best approach for this in my opinion would be a dollar cost averaging strategy as to avoid volatility and not drive yourself nuts with anxiety watching the price all the time and trying to time the market.

If you mean Litecoin overtaking Bitcoin in value,then probably not.The two are closely tethered. However,there is certainly room for Litecoin to grow closer to Bitcoin as their relationship is further established.This would bring the price of LTC closer to that of BTC.

I dont care if some shitcoins falls to 0.That will only benefit the cryptos in the long run. I like good coins like bitcoin and ethereum and Zcash for the proof of zero knowledge tech.Some erc20 tokens are also good.Dont care if the rest dies tbh.If btc price falls too, I will just hodl until the orice rise again.

I want to use bitcoin mining,and mining of other cryptocurrency's to create a sustainable way to make money to support local schools and non profits focused in education.If you mine cryptocurrency,what machine do you use, and how should i get enough money to buy said machine?

I'm currently starting out to trade 50 usd on Poloniex just so I could get a feel on how to trade. I actually lost all of them but I'll be investing again but this time I'll be sure to be more careful.Don't expect to get rich overnight,instead look at it as a way to steadily make profits and you can do quite well.

I think that the arguments for KCS completely outweigh the potential pitfalls as I said.I wish I had more to put in so that I could really experience the exponential returns.The more interesting is the potential and rise of KCS corelated with KuCoins increasing volume and success!

Ethereum takes a large share of the future smart economy as well as become a form of currency in some limited way then $10,000 per eth,or a total market capitalization of $1 trillion is a conservative estimate.Ethereum is way ahead of the curve.In 5 years we'll be glorious.

This is a no win for binance.I would like it if they just deleted all orders,so nothing gets over or under sold.But,if they do people who wanted their orders to stay will be pissed that their orders got cancelled.Actually binance is down due to a database issue: https://twitter.com/binance_2017?lang=en

If you sell now then someone else is going to buy your coins for cheap.You may or may not get back on board where you left off when the prices come back up.For that reason,I'm holding.No need to get greedy.

Seeing a lot of shilling here of top coins,but never see NEM/XEM mentioned.In my opinion this is a serious oversight as I believe it will be one of the top performers of 2018.Do your own research and don't blindly follow hype to find the best picks.

Many countries have anti-money laundering laws. Buying and selling usually come under those laws if you are exchanging fiat for coins or vice versa.Who gives a shit about their laws unless you run into the police station and confess to being a crypto criminal

All crypto is overvalued.None of them provide enough real world value atm to be worth the marketcap.But they have so much promise and theyre the future.In a however many years theres little doubt eth is absolutely going to be over 1k and really worth it.

No government will ever back its currency with gold because then it couldn't use inflation to rob their citizens of their hard-earned value.Gold is a maybe Over extremely long periods it sort of gains value,sometimes,much slower than other investments.No guarantee it will continue to do so though.

Is that cryptos are nearing a marketcap of nearly $1 trillion,and no single coin is anywhere near mass adoption.Of course I want it to reach one trillion dollar market cap but crypto isn't like stock,where the price is influenced by many other factors.

This is just the way life works.If you live in regret, you'll suffer needlessly.You gave your mom a down payment, and that is amazing.I've never understood people who get into Bitcoin (or any other investment) without some sort of plan. It's good to have goals and points at which to withdraw some.