Latest posts of: rosezionjohn

Quote from: Stradivarioos on February 21, 2018, 06:42:03 PM

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

Are you referring to airdrop and bounty rewards? If it is, I usually allow the project to grow and hold the tokens for some time. It's also a way of supporting the project in terms of price.

Quote from: wodebutterfly on March 16, 2018, 07:56:05 AM

In such a bearish market, are you making your trading moves by technical analysis or just follow your heart and believe some coin will start to bounce back hardly or something else?

Follow your heart has no place in trading moves in my opinion. The more you can control your emotions, the better chances you have to make profits in trading. Follow the lessons you learned from your own experience or others experience, I guess, is a better option.

Quote from: rawandisandi023 on March 16, 2018, 07:13:35 AM

As a beginner in the world of cryptocurrency I am each confused to invest my money. especially now that all prices are down. so I need advice from all users forum to give suggestions. because your advice really helped me to invest my money. thank you

When the prices are down, that is the perfect time to buy or invest.
Find solid projects especially those that have been around for quite some time.
If you are going to invest, only invest in projects you understand with money you can afford to lose.

Quote from: klot klot on March 16, 2018, 02:31:31 AM

hello

im doing this to gather some point of view that can be useful to other lets exchange point of view Wink

It comes down to personal preferences. The best is to have a mix of day trading and hodling. You can only do that if you have the discipline to do your own research and the patience.

Good list you have there.

Personally, my top picks for 2018 and for long term holds are syscoin and waves.
Two really solid projects

Quote from: Gileadorji12 on March 15, 2018, 11:27:46 AM

Hello, I am new in this forum but not new in cryptocurrencies, I started trading cryptocurrency in 2016 and my first cryptocurrency I bought that time is vergecurrency and other penny coin. And I returned my money in bundle because they have good tech and very good team..So early this year I noticed that a lot of coin is now scam and failed promises. So please if you want to buy any coin don't go to coinmarketcap only because coinmarketcap can list any coin without verifying it well, just go to their telegram group and ask questions I think this can help you stay away from scam coin...

Coinmarketcap is still a good starting point if you are looking for coins to invest. But yeah, one cannot base his/her investment solely on that. I do agree that a lot of coins that popping out recently are somewhat useless and were left behind by dev team.

Quote from: cryptoknows on March 16, 2018, 04:06:22 PM

Hello everyone!
What are the prospects for ICO for example in 2019? How quickly will the market overflow with bad tokens of failed IСO?

My hope is that we sill see more legit ICO projects in the future. And I think most (if not all) investors are now in favor of government regulations for all ICO's.

Somehow I am happy these things are happening right now Grin

These are stepping stones for cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency community to grow.

Hello Bounty Manager,

Submitting my BCA Address:
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Tough competition with what's already available on the internet.

It is a plus if there is a working product already.
I would still consider ICO's with work in progress projects with a good team.

Quote from: marksayson on March 04, 2018, 11:56:32 AM

I’m new to the crypto world, I have some bad experience yet but I’m being educated little-by-little, based on my experience here in crypto world. I notice that some users when they see that bitcoin and ethereum coin had a very bad drop, so does the token, they are selling almost 70% of their holdings of that token. And I have experienced that when the market goes down, so does the token doing some panic sell. May I ask, is it advisable to sell the tokens you hold, when the price of your token goes really down?

Some will say follow the trend and cut your losses but when you are really down like 50% or more, do not sell. It takes strong hands through shakeouts. As long as what you are holding is good in your opinion, just wait for it to recover.

That is just sad hehe.
Holding is still good, many made real fortunes just by letting their tokens in their wallet and wait for the PUMP.
Maybe what went wrong is that you did not read updates on the project.

The best way for you depends on your own ability to be frank. Some are good at trading, some really suck at it. For me, I invest in POS coins/tokens and hodl. I'm not really good at day trading.

Everyone should be afraid of hackers. Nobody wants their hard-earned money to be stolen haha. There are certainly some measures to protect your data and your money.

For $1,000, i'm not really sure if there are masternodes available for that budget. Maybe a pool.
I've been into staking for a couple of months now and It's given me some good returns. You can check out Accelerator ($ACC)