but the process of putting to fiat is more problematic than tether?
say you want some coin out of the top 10 - most exchanges that handles fiat, does Not list many coins.
so you'd essentially have to go from obscure exchange > main exchange > sell, and back, every time.
and that also in a sense demands KYC from people since they need that to handle fiat, while exchanges that only has tether has far less restrictions.

tether, in my opinion, definitely fills a purpose. sadly, it seems mismanaged.

of course it's him, check the account's threads, it's about bitcoin progress, releases etc

I actually hope it's a bull trap as I was planning on putting in a bit of money and suddenly the market spiked,
but we've not seen any "instant drops" yet even if it's been 2-3 days, while the last few weeks has been up-down within a day.

at some point, it'll start going up and not go down(atleast not for a long time). what's to say it wasn't today?

the EU won't be around when this happens, which doesn't say much considering how it's cracking apart already.
the fiat system lost it's real purpose when it deattached from the gold standard! surely there'll be a replacement, maybe not crypto(why not?) but something..

Lots of crypto has potential for far more than 3x, it depends on how much risk you're willing to take.
look beyond the 100s, do your research (check my thread for some suggestions! ).

if you're looking for a low risk low gain you might aswell just place your investment into one of the top coins and wait for the next bullrun.
if you're looking for high risk high gain, depending on what stage the coin/token is in, people have little reason to go tell everyone to buy it.
look for those that aren't yet known.

Many many projects are dead and even more will die, soon the market is no longer going to function in this unregulated way as it has been, and when it's getting regulated there's not much room for as much garbage as there is today. It's like the IT bubble, how many useless companies were made during this time and disappeared shortly afterwards?
Be careful with your investments, invest in actual real world usage things (and don't invest in anything that promises high returns as a selling point, because that's not how any serious business handles themselves)

If you do want to invest and don't want to get stuck with another bitconnect, I wrote a thread here you might find useful or maybe you have some input

it's already july now? 

But what exactly is the issue with shortening it in in a different way? (beyond what abstract things people might tie it to, which seems like a really odd way to argue)
bitcoin > btc
bitcoin cash > bcash

it seems really childish for him to care about what people call it.. he's just asking to be provocated then  

Sure it's a cool thing, but why exactly would this "spark" the bullrun? and why are you talking about "ico2.0"?
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I wrote a guide which doesn't exactly reply your question, but it does address how to keep your funds safe, what the differences are between different types of wallets:
here

I'm not sure why religion has to be mentioned specifically, isn't basically any "movement" in general decentralized as it's a thought living within people?
it's a bit the same as miners being hosted by people!
a movement can be shut down by removing all the participants, and same applies to the network.

First of all that article seems to have a ref link, which says alot about the quality of the article in my opinion,
secondly, if you desperately want people to reply, you should pick out some good parts of the text and quote them here on the forum so we don't have to read everything! 

We don't need to assume an amount to see the flaws here,
as mentioned the volume will be non existant, and even if you 'pump' your coin, noone would buy it.
I remember one day seeing a new top 5 coin, not too long ago  actually, and it was removed after a few minutes (I assume CMC removed it).
I guess that was caused by someone selling to himself.

this is in a sense issues with wash trading when people sell to themselves to create fake volume.
what the solution will be for that will be interesting to see. probably the more regulated environment will stop that, and with that, lots of shit coins will die..

I don't even understand what you're trying to say here?
are you building a rental business? or what's the rental business?

and as mjglqw said, you could sell - it's not fun to sell at a loss, but that's the price of jumping into something without knowing how it works!

did you introduce them to crypto? not a wise move, when everyone comes to you when the market's down 

either way, look at the history and for example:
https://www.turtlebc.com/tools/buy_percentage?period=3years

and it's easy to see, we'll be going up. soon! 

They seem to have removed those 'lazy' things like joining telegram and stuff  

also as I once were looking for this, here's a link to their current projects: https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@AmaZix_Clients

Exchange based coin as in coins that are listed on exchanges or coins that are tied to an exchange?
Buying things like Huobi Token and Binance Coin is always a good idea, atleast to have some of them.
that way, even if people sell, tokens are used as the underlying currency when selling.. 

It's nice to see more people realise this! It's like the IT bubble in the sense that there's tons of useless things that are waaay overvalued!
Will there be another december bullrun, or will the next bullrun involve only the actual useful coins?
Make your picks, just be sure you got some of the good ones  

As earlier mentioned, there's always an opportunity if you find the right coins.
but in general, btc controls the flow of the market.
and might very well drop down a fair bit more! keep funds ready to buy in if we drop  

That's true, but many ICOs doesn't have any code available, at least not early on?
And, it's difficult for the average person to judge the quality.
But it's definitely a good aspect! Crypto is about transparency, why invest in an ICO who doesn't adopt the fundamentals?