I think it is a great hobby or side job but not necessarily the best full-time job. It is very volatile so if you rely only on crypto you may give yourself a lot of anxiety or even an aneurism.

I think that ICOs might have been a good investment in 2016 and 2017, but now the market is so saturated that there just isnt much demand to push the price of ICO tokens up after their release onto exchanges.

If someone purchases a miner today how soon would it be up and running? Also what is the procedure if one of miners break down? Do we continue receiving revenue or is there downtime?

It is true that knowledge is the foundation. If you can educate someone on the value of cryptocurrency, you can surely convince them to take it as payment. I have used the strategy to get multiple businesses in my town to start accepting BTC.

I think Bitcoin Cash had a lot of potential to be great, but it needs to break its association with Roger Ver to get anywhere. That man is always up to some manipulative tactics. I don't trust him.

Do you believe in cryptos in the long term? Then hold and accumulate more. If you don't then sell at a loss and invest in something else with the money you have left.

I think it is normal if they let you know ahead of time, but if they told you afterward that it would take six months that is quite unfair. After all, you did put in your time and effort.

Try to pick a bounty with a small group of bounty hunters first of all. Even if the total payout is not massive, you will get a bigger portion of the pie.

There has been a lot of positive news surrounding bitcoin legislation recently. Which governments do you think will make it hard? Most have announced to support the new technology

If you believe in the over all movement of cryptocurrency and you want the most minimal risk, just hold one each of the most proven coin TYPES. Example: BTC (currency), ETH (application), ZEN or XMR (privacy)

Yes, Iagon has been on my radar for a while and I actually tried to participate in their ICO before but it was canceled and refunded. It seems they are having some regulatory hurdles. I do love Dragonchain, so I think they will be successful once they can get over the bumps.

I do not think this is a totally accurate account of what happened. It seems to be some significant FUD, and ultimately I think it was found that the accounts were requested to be frozen.

I think it is okay as long as this requirement is disclosed BEFORE the start of the campaign. To announce this after bounty hunters have already put in the work is unethical, especially if certain countries are banned from the bounty collection.

The market is in the red zone because we are seeing the correction from the crazy bullrun of Q4 2018. It is not really a bear market in the big picture. The market for bitcoin even is still very strong right now.

Don't ever sell all of your tokens at once and you won't have this problem. If you really want to sell some in the beginning, just sell 50% and save the rest for your long term pocket.

I truly believe in the long term of cryptocurrency and I'm really not concerned with short term gains since I don't plan on selling any of my coins any time soon.

This is only true of scam projects and should not be thought of as the industry as a whole. Of course, when anyone can make a coin, scammers will make the most coins. But the gems with real teams and committed developers are going to change the world.

You diversify in case that one coin fails. If you put all of your eggs into one basket, and that basket breaks, then you have no eggs. If you spread amongst 10 baskets and one basket breaks, you still have 9 eggs.

It could keep down like this for a very long time. Nobody knows for sure except those who have enough money to manipulate the market And we are certainly not getting true information from them

It may feel like a horrible idea during a market like this, but this is not the first time we have been in bear season for so long. The bulls will pull through again and you'll be glad you held on.