Yes yes yes. Of course, after you've invested into btc and eth (ltc if you want).

If you're getting into ICO's, I recommend looking into the bee token. It's pretty practical since they're decentralizing Airbnb with blockchain and also charging zero commissions. Pre-sale is in January. https://www.thebeetoken.com/
whitepaper: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/beenest-public/whitepaper/bee_whitepaper_v3.pdf

Or the easiest way is to join their telegram group: https://t.me/beetoken

Looks like they lowered their cap due to demand to $15million. Also, this is the updated whitepaper: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/beenest-public/whitepaper/bee_whitepaper_v3.pdf

Just waiting on the correction over here like We will see with this upcoming year the result of bitcoin

What are some of the most creative bounty programs you've been a part of or have seen?

Here's one I saw recently: create bee puns for the bee token. IMO pretty creative and easy lol.
See for yourself: https://twitter.com/thebeetoken/status/938590065999187968

I think an underrated ico that's coming up would be the bee token. Decentralizing airbnb with blockchain and zero commissions. Team is made up off ex-engineers from uber, facebook, and google. Lots of big announcements and low market cap.

site: https://www.thebeetoken.com/

whitepaper: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/beenest-public/whitepaper/bee_whitepaper_v3.pdf

fwiw, I recommend looking into polymath. They are a turnkey platform to launch security token projects and also get them connected to KYC-verified investors on their platform. Their ico starts in january I believe.

https://polymath.network/

I agree. With recent events, I'm swaying more towards solid ico's that I know won't get taken down by the SEC. An example would be polymath. Their platform allows anyone to launch a security token that is compliant. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-30/it-s-about-to-become-even-easier-to-issue-blockchain-based-coins

I'd want it to take some time so I can buy more LOL. But I'm also waiting for the correction to happen...I mean if it happens

I would watch polymath. Upcoming ICO next month and looks like a long term hodl. Pretty interesting project too. They are the turnkey solution to launching security token projects and getting connected to KYC-verified investors on their platform. I'm going in for the idea, demo (https://polymath.network/wizard/), and the fact that they have 2 ethereum founders as advisors.

Just thought to post this for anyone interested in the bee token. They have a pun contest going on: https://twitter.com/thebeetoken/status/938590065999187968

Website: https://www.thebeetoken.com/

I think the simplest explanation would be to think about human behavior. When BTC goes up, more people want to take their resources to buy more btc. When it falls, people sell/hodl and then have extra capital to put into alts.

If you're looking for long-term, I suggest these 2 upcoming ICO's:

1. Polymath. Turnkey platform to launch security tokens. Two founders of ethereum are advisors and with the SEC crackdown, the token projects launched are compliant. https://polymath.network/

2. If you're into Airbnb and blockchain hybrid, I suggest the bee token. They are decentralizing short term housing rentals and also implementing cool features like zero commissions, efficient dispute resolution, and transparency. Their team is made up of ex-engineers from Uber, google, and facebook. https://www.thebeetoken.com/

I agree. That's what I've been doing. Alts are low, so it's time to buy.
An alt I got into is currently in its sale right now. Definitely look into Cybermiles if you're a miner.
https://cm.5miles.com/file/project/Project%20white%20paper_en-US.pdf

A blockchain that would help businesses and everyday people would be cybermiles.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/curtissilver/2017/10/03/5miles-launches-cybermiles-blockchain-project-to-decentralize-the-online-marketplace/#411bd4ae6d3a

That's impossible. The only way to do that is to own part of the supply or have strict laws. Even then, enforcing them is impossible.

1. Team/founders/advisors
2. Idea/market fit (would this genuinely solve a big problem?)
3. whitepaper formatted and no grammar mistakes. should be thorough and have deadlines
4. exisitng platform

Imo these are the 4 pillars. A recent token I found is cybermiles and it fulfills all of these for me personally. The last one that was like this was Civic.

Saw this article on steemit: https://steemit.com/cybermiles/@supersheriffen/revolutionising-e-commerce-is-cybermiles-the-successor-to-ethereum

"The success of any project can be measured in its ability to solve problems; CyberMiles is doing that with a range of innovative ideas for the e-commerce landscape.

They empower developers to reshape billion-dollar industries across the world.
They empower smaller businesses to thrive where they otherwise risk being forced out by giants like Amazon.
They empower communities by giving more incentive to participate in all the proceedings of a c2c(consumer to consumer) marketplace, which normally would be controlled by a few people in a centralized manner.
It’s democracy at its best, and a new revolution in decentralization."

Thoughts?

Wait, so just looking at this post, can someone give me a breakdown of what cybermiles is?

One thing I don't agree with Buffett on is this. But honestly, i wouldn't be surprised if he pulled what JP morgan did where he talks shit and then buys a ton.

Throw some into eth and then take the rest and put it in cybermiles. Great platform, idea, definitely has the market fit, and solid team.

I suggest reading the whitepaper to get the whole idea. Their partnership with the 5miles app to integrate their blockchain will be huge for them. 12 million users already makes their blockchain top ethereum and bitcoin in terms of users.

https://cm.5miles.com/file/project/Project%20white%20paper_en-US.pdf