There are still coins out there doing very well. I regret not buying them. Like Hydro for example. I missed the airdrop and planned to buy at the exchange. I totally forgot to buy when it was cheap on Fork Delta. Today 1 Hydro equals 1cent. I feel so dejected

Iota is a fine coin to hodl. It has the juice and potentials to rise very far in value. But I don't think it can break in to the top 3. The top 3 coins today will be contested by Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and Neo. This is my belief

I don't know about any established crypto-oriented platforms where you can do this right now but there are some ICO projects
currently with plans to offer real estate investment. You can look up Brickblock, Wealth Migrate and Alt Estate. They are upcoming cryptos centred around real estate business

Question we need to ask is, how do ICO rating websites actually make money? I don't believe it is only through ads on their websites. These ICO rating sites cannot be fully trusted. We can't base our trust based on the judgment of 2 or 3 folks who own the website. I will advise to do your own research and focus less on ico ratings

First thing I need to ask is why did you buy the ico? What profit margin are you targeting before selling off your tokens?

Most people who buy ico buy it for long terms gains and not for dumping once listed on an exchange. So if you don't want to hodl your tokens for a long time then maybe avoid icos for now as they have a tendency to dump as soon as they hit exchanges then rise back in value over a lengthy period of time.

For a noob, Myetherwallet is a great storage for your tokens. You get to feel the ethereum blockchain environment first-hand from mew. But it's advisable to access the mew using metamask on chrome via pc or import your private key to imtoken (which requires download from app or play store) on smartphone. This will further prevent the risk of getting hacked but its not fool proof though.

Getting an offline wallet will be the best way to secure your tokens.

Corl is a good ico I would recommend for you. This is because it is a project that acts as a source of funding for new companies and startups. When you buy the corl token, it is similar to buying shares in a company because if that company being funded by corl makes profit, you will get to enjoy dividends every quarter of the year for the duration when the company fully pays back the capital used to float it from the outset.

You should really consider investing in corl.

Monero is a very good coin you can hold. It has stunning potentials with its key privacy features which makes it the more preferred cryptocurrency for transactions within the darknet other than bitcoin.

Your best bet would be to store your tokens in an offline wallet like ledger or trezor. While exchanges do have some layer of security over your assets, they can not be fully trusted to protect your tokens because they are constantly a target of hacks and breaches most of the time. Keeping your tokens offline is still the safest avenue

Its a very good question actually. I have thought of it myself. I'm not sure but I think there is a new cryptocurrency project whose aim is to tackle this problem of what happens to your assets after you die. Personally, I have written my private keys and kept it together in a fireproof safe with some of my personal belongings. If I die, there are instructions on how my siblings or other family members can make use of it. They'll be damn lucky bastards if I hustle so hard and die very quickly for them to enjoy the work of my crypto hustles.

I'm impressed with Zeex's protocol. However, what is going to happen to the project if top companies like Amazon start accepting cryptocurrency directly without the need for going through gift card purchases with crypto on the zeex platform?

If the value is low then I advise to hold and keep holding. The price might spike back up in the coming months. If you sell now you will probably feel worse than you are feeling at the moment. And if you sell now and the price goes up in a few months from now, you would be beating yourself up wondering what devilry made you sell off at that low price earlier

Its exciting when flipping. Just follow the trends then buy at short dips and sell for short profits at intervals. . It is a very frustrating but productive endeavour. If you want to go in to flipping, it needs to be done full time and not part time else you might get burnt easily.

This is a very serious issue. It is why governments round the world keep hammering on getting cryptocurrency regulated. It is why I prefer decentralized exchanges instead

I quite agree with this. Many crypto traders are very impatient. They lack the will to hold some coins for longer. They are quick to dump. Same thing happened with a friend of mine who dumped hydro cheaply and now its done over x10 from where he sold last. A good trader is a patient one

Cryptocurrency trading can be very addictive. It keeps me awake and glued to my phone or laptop for most of the time. The anticipation of how much you can make while you stay woke is part of why trading is so addictive.

Just note that when your coins or tokens are on an exchange, then you will have limited control over it. In the case of hackers targeting the exchange, you might end up losing your coins. You'll be lucky if the exchange has a contingency plan for restoring whatever you lose.

After all these years, it finally dawns on the SEC to take a look at ethereum and discuss on whether ita a security token or not? It's ridiculous the way these people first look at cryptocurrency in general as unimportant but are quick to curb its growth once its potential is showing. Ethereum is an utility token and not a security one. The SEC should know this better

Low volume exchanges also come with their own problems like the tendency for orders to take a long time before they are filled if not many people use the exchange. There's also the problem of scam that might arise in case its an exchange that not many people know about

While what you posted is great, have you considered one major factor that will make it impossible for neo to surpass bitcoin? The market cap. Compare and contrast the market cap of bitcoin and that of neo. If neo can attain the total market cap of bitcoin then they'd be favourites for surpassing bitcoin. Problem is as neo market cap goes up, same thing will happen with bitcoins market cap.