That is usually the case when a new coin is created as a result of the hardfork, It is different for Constantinople, no new coin that's why it did not pump as you were expecting.

I don't know. Some say stable coins have their own place in the cryptocurrency market. I've even read that it will increase the chances of mass adoption since it's not volatile. Non-crypto people are more likely to accept it.

I don't see anything in your post the factors that's confusing you whether to join pre-ICO or ICO.

As far as I know, pre-ICO offers bigger discount and as you said there is no lock in period. So what is exactly are you worried about?

When have you started using that exchange?
I've been reading a lot of complaints about wallets on Yobit and P&D accusations since early 2017. I wonder why many are still using that exchange.

I can't really tell that the trend will be for the next bull run. Perhaps those projects with real working products and those weak ones will be left behind.

I am wondering what the OP has to say about projects giving utility tokens as rewards. Where owning such does not give hunters equity shares or voting rights but are still required to go through KYC.

Refusing to give out your personal information does not necessarily mean you are a cheater. Burn that in your brain.

I am not sure if I understand what you are trying to convey here.
Are you saying that in the next bullrun, only privacy and scalable coins will pump?

Strange that you're asking which campaign we would like to be added when it should be you who should know where to market your ICO. Anyway, some are already promoting on instagram and linkedin.

I am actually fine with the current platforms, I would rather appreciate if the team can have clear bounty rules from the beginning instead of putting "we reserve the right to change......." and then just insert new rules in the end.

I am not sure really. There are some that are still insisting that there will be another drop to $2K level before the next bull run. It almost happened a few months ago.

I was not expecting Singapore to be at the top.

Another strong case to those who keeps on saying that "ICOs are dead". A significant drop of those who were able to raised enough funds from 2017 to 2018, thanks to the bear market.

I stopped doing airdrops fro ICOs but I still participate in airdrops done on crypto exchanges.
I've cut down on bounties as well. I ditched social media campaigns and only focused on signature campaigns on various forums.

It is up to you if you wish to continue, if you feel exhausted then you might as well take a few weeks break. You may also want to enhance your trading knowledge during your airdrop/bounty break.

Why the question if you'll have both?

Anyway, if it were up to me, I'd prefer to use mobile but having a debit card as a back up would be good as well.

These are good questions. I might ask the bounty groups that I am into before participating in the campaigns that they run. It's better to know the position of the bounty managers from the very beginning.

i don't think you clearly understood my post.

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Thanks for the replies. I've edited my post to include the name of the exchange. Check it yourself.

So it begins!

Samsung has a large user base and I bet most of its users are non-crypto. I hope this make them more curious about BTC or ETH, start learning, then eventually investing.

You have not heard of something they called a hodlers program? Where investors get rewarded in BTC or alts just by keeping their coins or tokens in a particular wallet.

Recently, I've encountered a Korean exchange that requires KYC before you can start trading. Their website says its a DEX.

I got used to the idea that decentralized exchanges like Etherdelta, Forkdelta, DDEX should not require any personal information from traders. Just connect the wallet and that it.


EDIT: For those who are asking for the exchange name, it is Allbit. Based on the replies, it seems that this case is only in S. Korea. Let's hope this does not spread.

The good thing about this model is that they've already had the network or connections and most likely a ready market. That does not however guarantee that they can create an effective product.

Dash is one of the projects I closely follow. Aside from the good features that others already mentioned in previous comments, I like the fact that they hay been very pro active in their partnerships in different countries to further increase mass adoption.

I ditched chrome for Brave browser. I've been using it for a while now and it's quite good. I feel safer browsing the net.
For BAT, I'm still following it's development. So far I like how active they are.