2. Litecoin is my favourite coin in that list as I really like the speed transactions are carried out and also the price is pretty stable compared to other altcoins, making it suitable for carrying out daily transactions.

Don't think that will happen. Maybe it might rise to like $40K but to $1 million in a year, no. That would mean over $16 trillion would have to be poured into Bitcoin alone this year, which I think is impossible.

RaiBlocks, Verge and the most overvalued one at the moment, Ripple. I would definitely stay away from those 3, all of which have been skyrocketing like crazy over the past few weeks.

No, you are never late to the party. However, knowing about crypto and not buying in is a mistake, so buy! Even if it's a small amount, it's a step in the right direction. Bitcoin is now over 14,000 and may even increase more in the coming months.

Child marriage is really sickening. In most cases, the child is usually a girl forced to marry a much older man, and it is basically paedophilia. On top of that, she is usually deprived of education and usually the husband will divorce her after a few years and move on to another child. Really horrible and it needs to be banned.

Yes, loaning is too risky without a proper platform to carry it out, where collateral can be given by the borrower. However, some lending platforms currently do exist, and one which is gaining traction is ETHLend.

Nah, I don't think they are a scam, though they may be doing it to artificially increase the volume just to attract more users to the platform.

If bitcoin gets banned, I think all altcoins will be red, as most altcoins are pegged to btc. And if it is a bubble and it does burst, then all altcoins will definitely crash since bitcoin is considered the basis of crypto.

Don't think it's down. I'm able to log in and carry out trades as usual, though it took awhile to load. However, everything is fast again now.

I keep a tab of all my expenditure, whether its money going out or money coming in. I do it through a mobile app, and it has made more aware of my spending habits and this has led me to cut down on spending in areas where it is not needed. This money then goes into my savings, and also to buy Btc.

I think countries such as Switzerland and Estonia will be the few countries which will initially accept Bitcoin as an official currency. I think Japan already accepts Bitcoin all over the country.

Don't think so. It will likely be many more years before it is adopted by the general public, and it will be hard considering that many governments are trying to crack down on it.

Lots, but Bitcoin will always be the real winner. However, some altcoins which I think are worth investing in include ICX which is also being called the NEO of South Korea. Another one is Qtum, simply because it is a Chinese coin, meaning price will likely be pushed up by the Chinese.

I think it was right of them to do so, as to introduce some sort of regulation to protect investors from scams. However, China likely did it to keep control over the situation, as it likes to keep a tight grip over everything in the country.

It's good for China as it is bringing in a lot of money into their economy. It is also good for us as we get cheaper products, and good for companies as they get higher profit margins. Anyhow, Chinese products are of quality nowadays and most can be trusted, except foodstuff haha.

Definitely think more people would be attracted to Bitcoin, as it can then be easily used as a currency anywhere in the world, essentially creating a universal currency.

Don't think it will happen anytime soon as a lot of Western countries wouldn't want to accept China as the superpower of the world. But I'm sure China will overtake USA one day in terms of world influence.

Yes, I think money can buy happiness to a certain degree. However, too much money can't get you all the happiness in the world if you are empty inside.

Yes, the developers mentioned on Twitter a couple of days back that the exchange is now safe for use. However, always proceed with caution when accessing exchanges. Don't give private keys and such, as they will never ask for such things.

Check out coinmarketcap and pick out coins you think are interesting. Once doing so, check out their website and read their whitepapers. Also, it is good to research their team and see their presence on social media. Usually, good projects are very interactive with their communities on social media and provide lots of update.