They are hundreds of those and it's sad how they are spoiling the image of crypto. Let's be careful the projects we invest in.

A lot has happened in the last few months and gradually crypto market has become bullish. We may not see 2017 price spike but gradually we will touch new ath.

I doubt there will be a time we will stop seeing new projects popping up even though they literal add no value, and we know bounty is used to promote projects. They are mutually exclusive so I don't think they will likely end.

This is really a great advice and eye opener. Our identity is who we are and it shouldn't be thrown out at any slightest chance. We have to be careful who we share it with.

Altcoins are still profitable, coins like LTC made 4 times its value of last year, Binance coin has done more than 5 times, Ethereum has done 3 times its low last year. I believe they are still worth it.

Bittrex is very reliable and why I say so us because its registered in USA where they have strick financial rules. So they are restricted from doing certain shady business and can be sued to court if they default on anything.

I have been waiting for my airdrop for some months but it is yet to arrive in my wallet. I don't know how long it's supposed to take but seeing that some have gotten, i don't know why I'm yet to even after passing my kyc.

Crypto trading is not as easy as it may seem, it requires a large capital, knowledge about trading, self control, etc. For me, the most I have made in a single trade was about $200 but I have also learnt that hodling is more profitable especially now that the market is beginning to recover.

Projectings moving to Binance chain are taking a large gamble. We have seen in the past where Binance tried to act judge and executioner like in the case of BCH ASV. They might wake up and decide to delist a coin on the exchange and I wonder what will be the fate of such coin.

What else could they be looking for if they truly made 1.7 billion from private sales? I'm beginning to believe that something is not adding up in this token sale.

IEO can only turn out to be scam if the exchange offering the ieo fails to do the necessary diligence in the choice of project they support. But the chance of such happening is very slim.

Bounties used to be a major source of income for many people in this forum. The bear market and gradual loss of interest in ICO led to the current state of bounties and I don't think it will ever go back to what it was before.

Crypto is currently riddled will hundreds of ICOs offering nothing new, some of them have no interest in the project. Their major aim is take a share of the crypto money. ICO is no longer useful in crypto.

Global economic crisis will definitely affect crypto because everyone would want to liquidate their crypto assets thereby forcing the market to crash.

It's a very risky buy. Most low volume coins are haven for easy dump and pump scheme and if you're not careful and caught up in the dump you will get rekt.

At a point it was as if we were heading for a small bull run but overnight it came crashing. Although generally speaking, the market has become more bullish than bearish.

It gives the opportunity to buy at far cheaper price but the problem is in the case they keep dropping, because there's no assurance that after buying it will go up.

ICOs are pointless to me whether there's a working product or not. The bulk of the money raised never go into building a product instead it's for enriching the team, not taking into account the large percentage of the tokens usually reserved for the team.

I prefer ethereum for everything. Ripple has spent the past months sleeping, there haven't any significant move with its price except it has continued to drop value unlike Ethereum.

People have learnt the hard way after many bad encounters with scam ICO. It will definitely take a lot to convince most investors to give ICO another chance except we witness another bull run.