This is why they need proper orientation, so as to be able to make he right decision when it comes to investing and holding, so that they will nit waste the opportunity before them.
Had it been i had proper orientation when i came to the crypto space, i would nit have made some of the costly mistakes i found myself in.

I do not think it would be better or even good for government to issue out tokens, because there might be a form of centralization, which is against the decentralized nature of cryptocurrency itself. Theirs i think is just to regulate those lunching ICOs through the law, so as to reduce the rate of scam.

They may look cheap, but so many of them are shit coins, which is why buying them might not be advisable. Already established coins are still better, because you will not be afraid they would die or that there will not be volume for them again.

We all have different views about cryptocurrency. Personally, i do not see it as gambling, because it is a form of investment that entails you carry out some studies or research and made reasonable deductions from your result, before you can make the right investment. If you gamble with it, there is higher probability that you lose your money.

There is no problem per se when projects team ask for kyc from bounty participants, but i for one will not promote such. Since i have the privilege of choosing from so many non kyc compliant projects, i can easily go for them.

The product BitTorrent, coupled with the platform that marketed Binance, was what made it to tell at a huge rate at the initial stage. Also for the fact that its first exchange was Binance, it has every tendency to dump later.
That does not imply that it is dead. Any project that has a working product has the tendency to last long, not minding its present price.

My first bounty project was Iagon and that was where my first reward came from, but it will surprise you to know that I have not sold anything out of it. I am still holding the tokens, because I believe in the team of the project.

When you are the word STO on a project, it does not outrightly mean it is legit. It still calls that you should make proper findings before investing. It is true that STOs are meant to be regulated, but scammers can also proclaim a project to be regulated and the only way you can detect them is by doing research to know where they are actually registered, ask for document backing them up and trace the claim back to the regulatory body or  bodies.

One of the things I am sure of is that, bch price is being manipulated, because I see no reason why it should pump that much. There is no concrete update, no development. I am just afraid that it might dump so soon. So as an investor, I need to be careful even if I am going to invest in it.

There are so many IEOs these day that worth investing in, but the problem most investors have is that, they sell out so fast and at they end most people miss out. Imagine the IEO on Bittrex that got sold out in just 10 seconds.
It's until so many people start having access to it, before we can all feel its  real impact.

You can still use what you presently have, to recover your losses. If there is any token you have that perhaps is appearing dead, if it still has a good price at which it can be sold, sell it and use the proceed to trade on good coins or any potential token can bring you some profits.

IEO has been existing for quite some time now, even before Binance organized it's first, but I do not know if it was called IEO, but it is also very much similar to the present form of IEO. Yobit has been a exchange platform for marketing projects for the sales of their tokens, but its reputation has been tainted and nobody, particularly those who are aware, would want to participate in ant IEO on Yobit. There are also some other exchanges that can promote scam projects.

That is why despite bounty hunters not being paid early enough, tokens still dump. Most projects teams are after their personal gains. They want to dump what they have and abandon the project, leaving investors with their predicament.

I was never aware of this, but that is an amazing thing to know, because it is already part of history. So, for crypto enthusiasts like us, we will be interested in lots of things.

I have been having this confidence that ICOs will not cease to exist. We all have our individual choices.
Some would prefer ICO, for some, it might be STO  and people are now having interest in IEO. So we only choose that which will be favourable to us.

You !might first need to consider what you want to trade before choosing an exchange. Then you consider the security of the exchange, because there are some exchange that would claim no transaction for e, they they are scam exchanges.
So, use a reliable exchange even if you would have to pay some fee

Sharing your thoughts or difficulties might make it simpler for whoever wants to help. Nonetheless, the platform of cryptocurrency and block chain has been interesting, most especially to those who are ready to learn.

My priority for now is bitcoin and it is presently the most sort after.
Although, when it comes to the coin with the platform I desire most, I would choose ethereum, but Tron and EOS are gradually evolving and might replace or be the most use in future.

Some project teams intensional bring up kyc to reduce the number of  participants, most especially those who are after the use of multiple accounts.
While their are some that are purely scam.

Profits most times are tied around altcoins, but while choosing the altcoin to invest in, learn to choose wisely. Most of the times,I prefer to go for new altcoins, but that means I would have first done an extensive research.