If some ICOs could survive, amidst those that are dying, it means that we still have some good projects in the crypto space. There are several factors that can help a project to continue to survive. part of which is that the team must be active. It is quite easy to start well, but to continue successfully is where the actual task is.

Despite the fact that some project teams are so strict about kyc, making bounty hunters to also do the same, many still use fake IDs. I am just trying to wonder, because it seems there is nothing that cannot happen online. I was even thinking that those who ask for KYC, have their special ways of detecting fake and original ID cards.

I am just trying to wonder how your metamast got hacked, because to me, if you had kept your security details safe, no one could have had access to it. It is quite unfortunate that, this is blockchain, where the transaction cannot be reversed, except the person changes his mind and decide to send back your tokens.

There is presently a coin with small cap, which has just been listed on CMC. On sighting it, I knew it is a huge potential to those who truly understand how good investments are done.
At the initial stage of coins like that, I a not always concerned about whether it basso much cap. Not having it is Eben an opportunity, most especially for good projects.

If all that the OP outlined happens, there will surely be changes and what will be expected will be a huge surge in the market, but all those updates will not be allowed to come up now, because they are looking for the opportunity to buy more coins at cheaper prices.

There have always been different points of upsurge in the price of bitcoin, alongside other coins in the crypto space, yet what you would notice next is another downtrend. This simply denote that KT is not the sign of bull run, but a normal intermittent cycle of uptrend and downtrend in the market.

If one finds himself in a situation where his funds are safe and he has full  control over them, then he has no choice than to trust such system.
Moving to decentralized exchange might be a slow process, but there is every tendency for it to become the order of the day soon.
It will definitely be preferred over centralized exchanges.

Your input will determine your output, which means the amount and type of work you do, will determine what you will get as reward.
I personally feel I can achieve it, but that means I just have to work for it.
This present time requires a lot of work, because situations as of now, is not like before.

I think very soon, we will begin to know the actual stand of some countries on block chain technology. Some of them will embrace it, there by attracting others into it, to create mass adoption, which is the focal point of cryptocurrency.
It will definitely be achieved, but it might just take some time.

The price has already gone below, which then tells you that anything is possible in the crypto market.
Well, we just hope to see improvement soon. Perhaps that might come as a result of the bitcoin halving.
Apart from the mining cost, there is a threshold, where the price cannot break beyond. I just feel we are almost there.

I am not against asking people for their opinions on a subject matter, but telling them to make decision for you might not be the best, because by the time you begin to face some of the challenges associated with it, they might not be there at that time.
So make sure you do the study by yourself and understand it until you are able yo make the right choice.

I think kyc should not even be used as a means of screening out bounty participants. There are other measures that can be use, that will be More effective.
If is possible that someone sends fake identity or an identity that us not his and you will not get to know about it.

If you are going to be giving any of these out as birthday gift, then your friend must see himself as being fortunate to have you as a friend, because those two amounts are huge.
Both coins have got some potentials, which are going to bring some profits in future. Although, i am not a fan to XRP, but sure its a wonderful gift.

There is no doubt that the market is down, not for or by anything other than the activities of some people who want to ensure that they get a good number of coins at very cheap prices. If they can have their ways, they would want the price of btc to be below its present threshold.
Well, those who have the fund can also take advantage of this time and if you do not, i will advise you hold that your good coin.

I cannot just imagine this, you created an account just yesterday, which is the first day in the month of February, to come and spread FUD.
If a coin drops in price of 1400 sat to 1100 sat, is that an indication that it is scam. So all yiou want for yourself is for it dump to lower.
XEM in my opinion is a good coin and there is nothing wrong with it.

I have always noticed that new coins, most especially those that are newly lunched, can bring a lot of profits, if you are able to buy the dip.
Ever since I got to to know about Grin through a friend and which I later saw on this forum, I have been looking forward to buy it, because the price at which it is, is good to whoever wants to buy and hold.

Sincerely, if bounty hunters can come together to agree on that, to approach to forum Admins for a rule like that to be established, it will go a long way to help everyone and it will prevent a lot of scam projects from operating. In a case like that, projects like ETCV would not have attempted what they did.

This can only happen on centralized exchanges, which is not possible of any decentralized exchange.
Sometimes, an exchange might intentionally pump a coin, in order for them to cash out on investors and it might be an agreement between the exchange the the team of the project.
It can sometimes be funny, but you just have to take it as it is, since it is centralized. Only those who have been able to place sell orders of higher price will benefit from it, which is why you do not need to always limit yourself by selling low.

This is one of the best threads I have ever come across. Thanks to the author for a meaningful post like this.
I did not know there are so much decentralized exchanges as this, not until I came across this thread. Although, there might not yet be much awareness and volume on them, but the more people get to know about them, the more their popularity.
They are of very much importance, most especially now that we are getting news of centralized exchanges being hacked and funds being stolen, just like the case of cryptopia.

There is nothing wrong with regulation on its own, but in the best  interest of how cryptocurrency was designed, it might not be helpful. We are operating in a decentralized system and bringing in regulation, is like allowing centralization, which might make cryptocurrency and block chain technology not to be of use or necessary again.