TS, what prevents you from reading the bitcoin whitepaper and making your own conclusions?

Last time, during the test run of Constantinople, the developers had some problems, so I would not be in a hurry to buy Ethereum before the fork hoping for a profit.

Investing in real estate is too vast an industry. There are a number of countries in which you can get a good profit. Or are you planning to buy a property in your country?

Read the first post but did not understand where TS took the price of Ethereum? Forum users pointed out this problem several times. I also can not understand what is the fundamental difference between the second and third position. Can someone explain this to me?

Probably now the question that asked TS is not so relevant, because ETH has significantly lost its value. But to say that the HODL most correct strategy is also not quite correct because it's all about the time interval. For one year, this strategy is not particularly relevant, it takes at least 3-4 years to implement it.

If you choose only from the first 100 coins in the ranking, there is a risk to miss a worthy project. If you look at the coins from 101 to 199 place, among them there are many worthy projects.

If the project was able to sell its tokens / coins on the pre pre-sale, there is no need for a bounty program. And such projects, though rare, but still occur.

Excellent and detailed analysis of the reasons why this should happen Keep us informed of your conclusions
And if we talk seriously then let's end speculation and divination. Or provide at least a chain of conclusions that led you to such a conclusion.

I have nothing changed since the time when ICO were super profitable, I receive payments regularly. The quality of the projects has decreased, but this is a story for another topic.

By itself, the KYC procedure is necessary and there is nothing wrong with it. But the way it is carried out for investors and bounty hunters is necessary to change(improve) as there are many options to cheat the system and send false documents.

If the creator of this theme hopes to repeat the growth of altcoins, which was in January 2018, then in vain. The increase in the prices of cryptocurrencies will be slow and systematic.

I specially selected projects in which I saw the potential that will manifest itself with the full implementation of the plan. Almost all projects should reach full capacity in 2020, so I see no reason to sell coins earlier, especially in such a market.

Now we are in a very successful time period, many cryptocurrencies are cheaper than ICO, so now we need to focus on the technology that the project offers and on what goals the development team has achieved at this stage.

I do not understand why many forum users use the phrase "believe in cryptocurrency". Crypto same not a new religion or what the the the deity. Cryptocurrencies are a part of blockchain technologies that are aimed at improving and accelerating the interaction of various industries.

In the autumn of last year, many analysts of the crypto market said that such prices as now we will not see anymore. We can see the result now. So do not rush to invest, it is better to thoroughly study the project where you intend to invest your money.

Most people are interested in cryptocurrencies only because it gives a large yield. As soon as the profitability of investing in crypto decreased, the number of interested people decreased sharply.

I agree with almost all points of statements TS. But I'm not sure that we will see a bull market soon, I think we will have to wait at least another year.

With Ethereum all is well, the project is developing, the developers have outlined a block on which the implementation of Constantinople will take place. Let's not jump to conclusions.

Now is not a very favorable period for investment. I would wait a few months in USDT, and as soon as the bullish trend comes then I would start buying.

There is a desire to invest in Waves and Neblio, but so far I do not have such an opportunity as Christmas gifts significantly reduced my financial reserves))