Yes of course, you can get rich with crypto.As the more people use blockchain, the slower and more expensive it will be. You just need to invest in the right ICO project and a good promising coin for a profitable investment.

A growing number of internet companies are banning cryptocurrency advertising, fearing reputational damage if their users are duped or left penniless, even as regulators struggle to get to grips with the fast-emerging industry. Once restricted to small online chatrooms for early bitcoin backers, cryptocurrencies have since exploded in popularity and the industry has grown rapidly. Considering the regulators for their lose control of data privacy, they probably would not ban advertising from cryptos. And for that, i think we should accept it.

Because the cryptocurrency market is still relatively young, an unknown coin today could easily be the next big thing tomorrow. With the pace the market is moving, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see a long-term champion that hasn’t even been created yet. Larger blocks can hold more transactions which generally lead to lower fees and faster transaction times even as the network scales. However, i think BTC, ETH and XRP are the most likely coin to be implemented on a large scale.

Personally, if we want to push the actual use of bitcoin then we should raise more its popularity in order to give people idea and interest of what bitcoin is and how it is use. However, its not an easy task to do for we all know that there are some people who had negative thoughts about bitcoin and some are don't believe on it. Its inevitable thing and addition to it people should also be aware of what cryptocurrencies are. There's a lot of way to push bitcoin but its a matter of when and where.

Definitely yes, i would still use bitcoin even the price is stable. However, bitcoin has no mechanism to stabilize either its price in some reference currency or its purchasing power. The difference between bitcoin and fiat money is not just volume but backing by assets and some willingness to use those assets to ensure value. But considering when bitcoin's price will stabilize with popularity, and once enough people have hopped on board for the price of a bitcoin. I'd think that will be enough to keep prices quite steady from there forward.

The speedy crash in bitcoin challenges the notion that it’s a secure retailer of worth, and raises considerations about attainable spillover into different markets. The sharp depreciation witnessed in bitcoin ought to remind traders on how explosively risky and unpredictable the cryptocurrency can be. However, for me its a blessing in disguise because there are a lot of opportunity on investors when it is dip.

For me my favorite exchange for cryptocurrencies are Binance and Poloniex. But If you are interested in riding the cryptocurrency wave and taking the first step towards financial freedom then I strongly recommend diversifying into several different coins. You should also consider after you take any cryptocurrencies,send it to an exchange and use it to buy other cryptocurrencies (also referred to as alt-coins). That’s what the best cryptocurrency exchange platforms allow you to do, to get in on new and exciting coins and split your initial investment up.

Sad to say but yes i agree that bitcoin is actively used already by terrorist recently as i saw in one of the news online. Because bitcoin transactions can be completed anonymously, the virtual currency is an ideal way for criminals (including terrorists) to hide their financial transactions from government agencies and law enforcement.Bitcoin can be sent anywhere, converted into cash, and deposited in banks. It’s as if cash was made invisible in one location, secretly taken to another location undetected, and then made visible again.Terrorists can then use the cash they get from their converted bitcoin to buy weapons, clothes, food, pay rent and cover their other expenses.

I would say, currently it’s more profitable to buy directly. The most liquid market is the ETH-BTC pair on Poloniex. Liquidity is a measure if you can buy at market price. Illiquidity means you will buy over or under the market price, so it could be both a good thing or not a good thing. Given that the ETH-USD pair is historically more illiquid on all markets compared with ETH-BTC and BTC-USD, the general recommendation for large sums must be to buy first BTC with your USD and then ETH with BTC.

Definitely yes we should. If posible for you to diversify then you must do it. In order for you to minimize the risk when you invest and to minimize also your lose of profit. Because investing not guarantee a 100% profit in return. So it is important to diversify.

Ether is slowly moving higher against the US dollar but correcting lower versus bitcoin. However, just like any other crypto volatility are inevitable but if the eth price are recovering and going up,thats a good news and bad news.

Blockchain technology has a brighter future than most digital currencies in general and Bitcoin in particular. The block-chain technology underpinning Bitcoin is the important part of the story. This technology will transform many aspects of life in a positive way. In my personal opinion, there are still future for digital currency.

Yes, I agree on that. However,Bitcoin doesn't offer any unique value propositions anymore as compared to altcoins, except for the network effect and brand name  but those are two quite strong features, Considering even the market volatility I dont think bitcoin will end soon.

Bitcoin is the king of digital currencies, at least for the time being. There are several competing digital currencies, however, that could one day rival bitcoin. Many of these currencies claim to offer certain technical advantages over bitcoin. Other currencies are taking a whole new angle on digital currencies, trying not just to offer an alternative to cash, but also to offer software development opportunities, social media platforms, and other services powered by the blockchain.And also there a lot alternatives to invest,you can invest in commodities like gold or silver, or currencies like dollars or euros.

The Market Capitalization of a cryptocurrency also, in a way, determines its long-term survival. When you multiply a cryptocurrency’s current supply by its current price, you get the market cap of that cryptocurrency. So in general, the supply also has significant impact on the market cap. These two go hand in hand to determine the amount of cryptocurrencies left to be released and how that will translate into prices. And for me Bitcoin, ethereum,neo and litecoin are mostly the best for long term.

Price is something that a majority of the holders of BTC and ETH care about. Sure, we could say that the prestige of being a part of something that may one day become the next Google or Apple is nice, but by nature we care about the bottom line and how we're going to benefit from it. So naturally price is an imporant aspect. Because ETH's coin cap is currently not set in store like BTC and there are already 4 times more ETH mined out than BTC, many people assume that its price cannot/will not go up as quickly as BTC, if at all. However,if ETH price exceed BTC's then I think theres a lot changes on the market regarding its value.

I agree that there are few people do not trust cryptocurrencies and not even know about it.There are few corners of the world where electronic transactions are not growing faster than cash.But the movement away from cash is happening in very different ways and at varying paces around the world.But I dont think paper money will diappear that easily.

I don't personally have specific coin as personal best,but I have this on my list:

1. Bitcoin (BTC) - We all know that mostly this coin well be the first on list,no further explanation why.
2. Ethereum ( ETH) - Aside from having a potential to compete with bitcoin as the number one coin in the future. I like the technology "smart contracts".
3. Ripple (XPR) - I see this coin for long-term investment,in my own opinion.
4. Neo (NEO) - The Chinese blockchain is, on paper, the most successful Asian cryptocurrency project to date. It's listed on most major exchanges, boasts high trading volume, hosts numerous ICOs and has smart contract functionality.
5. Monero (XMR) - like how they uses a public ledger to record transactions while new units are created through a mining.

As we all know, time is the most precious commodity you have when building your own business. However, if you’re working hard and grinding away at your business day after day, there’s a good chance you’ll burn out. You must first know the difference between working hard vs. working smart. An example, Working hard is working with the 80% of the people in your organization that produce 20% of the results while working smart is working with the 20% of the people who are bringing you 80% of the results. Working hard is reaching out to people one by one through Facebook while working smart is creating one Facebook ad that will reach thousands of people.

Right now, very few of these cryptocurrencies have widespread adoption,including altcoins. An altcoin can be defined as any cryptocurrency that is an alternative to Bitcoin. While some altcoins are essentially just clones of Bitcoin, many others differentiate themselves through their technology and/or purpose. Hundreds of these altcoins have made use of blockchain technology for projects that may ultimately disrupt just about every field we know today. There are endless possibilities for the impact that this technology will have, and as we watch the battle progress between all these different cryptocurrencies we are also watching our future unfold right in front of our very eyes. And for that, I think we will seeing a lot more alcoins in the future.