What motivates me is my belief in the coin I'm holding. If I believe that it has nice prospects in time to come I will keep it if not I will sell it.

Before Ethereum will go to zero, more than half of all cryptocurrencies will be non existent. There are lots of altcoins that provide no utility and they haven't gone to zero, I don't see Ethereum doing so.

2018 has been a mixed bad. I've been a victim of 4 scam ICOs, participated in one or two ICOs that didn't meet their soft cap and many others that have kept postponing their payments. Then they were those that came through.

Crypto has survived a lot of downs and I doubt anything will be able to kill crypto not in the nearest future. The belief of people plays a major role and it's obvious people believe in crypto and they will do everything to fight against outside negative influence.

I see long term investment favouring those who have huge capital or those who are really rich. As it stands now I don't think I will be able to invest money and leave it for years.

That's the major disadvantage of signature campaign, you cannot participate in more than one bounty at a time and if anything happens you will lose all the time you spent participating in the bounty. Imagine some bounties lasting more than a year, that's why I prefer other campaigns like article writing, YouTube etc.

Contrary to what majority might suggest to do especially in loss, I use stop loss to at least cut my losses. Don't be blinded with the HOLD mantra, instead of lossing everything it's better you loss a little.

I used to think trading will be a lot easy after watching YouTube videos about trading and making profits or how some guy made millions from trading but I soon realized it wasn't that easy. I had to abandon trading for the time being after I recorded huge losses.

Bounty has lost its former glory majorly due to the bad market, many ICOs are postponing and after months to years of bounty you may earn little to nothing for your effort.

Majorly is down to the fact that bitcoin has been around for much longer and many people are associated with it unlike Bitcoin Cash.

Since the last few months I've noticed that the number of speculatiors and speculations have reduced compared to the previous month's when the market was still bullish. These guys have succeeded in running many people dry with their pump and dump scheme. One has to be very wise and informed.

My favourite coin of 2018 is XYO. Out of the many ICOs I'm following I'm yet to see one that the team is as dedicated as the XYO's. And not just that, the project has a good prospect with a number of big companies only keying in. I have high hopes for the coin and I'm a holder.

I've come to really like Amazix but that's not to say that you can't run into problems participating in their campaigns. Participating in content creation used to be a very tough contest, writing an article that will be up to an acceptable standard and also having the necessary but the worst happened and they totally removed public participation made it VIP only. Other problem I have with them is that they take too long to update spreadsheet and participation in signature campaign is really difficult since threads and posts are deleted from time to time and maybe by the time they finally decide to calculate it you will no longer have the minimum number of posts.

I share in your opinion about blockchain, the technology is still in its infancy and in the years to come we will see the best of blockchain.

To earn altcoins everyday you have to be a trader with very good trading experience. Doing bounty or airdrops will not give you coins everyday but they may give you after some time.

I'm not a firm believer of the popular adage "it will get worse before it gets better". In crypto it may not be the case, the current bull run we are seeing may or may never end but it's time that will tell.

Whether Bitcoin or blockchain will one day become obsolete remains to be seen. The internet for example has not become obsolete since years after invention, instead it has kept getting better, opening new opportunities and I believe it will be the same with blockchain. Blockchain will keep getting better, newer technologies will be developed on it as time goes on.

Yes, I believe the number of investors are on the decline and it is evident if you observe a number of ICOs currently ongoing. A number of them have found it difficult to raise enough fund for their project.

I don't think it's entirely true. My own experience is the opposite actually, some months ago I invested some money into crypto and just like most people I watched as the investment lost more than 50% value. So I can say that crypto doesn't entirely make one rich, but it can and at the same time it may not.

Since I was introduced into cryptocurrency, I have made sure that all my close friends are aware of what blockchain and Cryptocurrency is all about. A number of them have invested into crypto because of me.