There is no good amount. Just buy what you can afford to lose, and you cannot predict any sort of returns, though in the long run, BTC is expected to keep on rising.

At first, I believed in Ripple and bought some back in 2017, as I was new to the crypto world and thought the tech behind it was cool and such. However, I now realise that it is actually not that great but people are just buying it to make some profits, especially new people.

The tech behind it, whether it will be useful in everyday life. Also, can it be used easily by regular people who have not much knowledge regarding the blockchain.

I'm sure many coins will survive the year, but I'm also sure that a lot won't. Some which I believe will survive include the top 10 coins, Chinese coins, privacy coins and platform coins such as DragonChain.

It is very hard to tell considering how volatile the crypto market is. But I believe that a really good small cap coin can definitely make someone a millionaire, doesn't matter what rank it has.

Depends on how much money you're making from trading bitcoin. If not much, then don't bother quitting. I personally wouldn't quit my job for bitcoin as it is too volatile for me to do as a full time job. Some people are able to do it though.

It's basically a blockchain platform where companies may carry out token sales. It's called the incubator. Head over to their website to know more and read their whitepaper. https://dragonchain.com/#features

Pretty sure it is caused by jealousy, and it is pretty evident in today's society. Sometimes, instead of working for it, jealous people just desire what's not theirs. This also leads to a rise in crimes I guess.

Once I reach 50% profit, I will sell part of my holdings to cover my initial investment. That way, I essentially have free coins/ tokens. Those, I hold whether or not the price goes up or down.

Wow, congrats on reaching that 1 million goal within 8 months man. If I saw this post back in May, I would've totally doubted it, but now I'm seriously impressed.

I would go with Binance, I think the exchange will do really well this year. It's doing so well, registrations for new accounts has been stopped and they are going to upgrade their servers to handle more volume and such.

Nope, there shouldn't be any problem as long as he has a valid address he is staying at in the US. Coinbase only cares for the location you reside in.

I would go with Bittrex and Binance, both have massive volumes. However, they have closed registrations to new people I think. Hopefully they will be opened once again soon. You could also try Cryptopia and Kucoin, both have decent volumes and many coins.

Has bittrex stopped accepting registrations too? If they haven't, then they're pretty good. One up and coming exchange is Kucoin, volume is decent there and I would recommend for you to sign up before they too close registrations. Good luck!

I think both can be done at the same time. Currently, I do both, but that's because I'm a college student who's on break now. Of course trading is more risky than signature campaigns but I do lots of research before buying into a coin.

My main problem is customer support. Most exchanges specify that support will be given within 48 hours of an e-mail being sent out, but for most exchanges I have had to wait for like 3 days. Hitbtc is one of the culprits with really bad support.

I recently sold 25% of my altcoins in order to accumulate BTC as I think the price will rise soon and this is more than enough to cover my initial investment into the altcoins. The majority of my holdings was sold on Binance and Bittrex.

For the price point, Xiaomi is much better than OPPO. Xiaomi sells devices with better hardware at lower prices than OPPO does, and MIUI which Xiaomi runs on is much more functional than ColorOS in my opinion. Also, Xiaomi has been trying to improve on their cameras, with the Mi Note 3 having a pretty good camera compared to other OPPO phones.

I wish I could use my bitcoin to buy stuff from the e-commerce websites in my country and also in the supermarkets. That would be great.

My pick would definitely be Xi Jinping, the current leader of China. I mean look at China's growth on the world stage at the moment, they're basically number two or three, just behind the US and maybe lacking slightly behind Russia. I think China has been able to achieve this growth thanks to Xin Jinping and his no nonsense attitude.