I can't tell you for sure because predicting such things is little bit hard but I hope that the bulls will come. Because the market need it.

I think it is hard but still possible to find some bounty campaign for newbie but I'm not sure that it worth it or will be paid.

Looks like predictions weren't so good and market still experiencing a good dip. But it will end soon I'm sure. The fluctuations is how this thing called.

Personally I still not ready to replace fiat money with crypto. At least beacause I don't have much crypto and I got used to pay with usual money. But I think I could move if usability of crypto will grow in the near future.

It depends on a situation. Sometimes short-term is better then long-term, sometimes not. Personally, if coins or project is good and have a potential to grow, I prefer long-term. There is nothing difficult in waiting to earn some more profit.

I think it's not advisable to panic sell. You know, you never lose anything until you sell. And going up and down is normal for prices. So if you afraid of losing money you just have to not sell. Of course if it's not obvious that your coin is totally dead.

ICO Analysis: YouToken
Published on September 7, 2018
By Daniel Won
Proof: https://hacked.com/ico-analysis-youtoken/

Team
CEO & co-founder Ilya Volkov: Volkov is a seasoned finance expert who has worked for several Forex companies and is the current managing director at Forex Club LLC.
CDO Maria Wolters: Wolters was the head of FinTech and Blockchain Practice at Silicon Valley Innovation Center.

Advisors
Bill O’Connor: O’Connor has been working at Autodesk, a computer software company located in California, since 2002.
Mukul Agarwal: Agarwal is a former senior system engineer at AMD.
Linda Avendano-Franco: Avendano-Franco has worked as a software engineer at Google and Electronic Arts and as a senior UI engineer at Netflix.

Verdict
Below is a breakdown of the risks and growth potential of YouToken.

Risks
    Token metrics do not favor ICO contributors as the earliest contributors have paid $0.01 per token and pre-sale investors pay 33% less than ICO participants. (-2.5)
    Unless the project owner works exclusively on blockchain products, it is hard to see why he or she would run his or her crowdfunding campaign at YouToken. If the campaign had run on a traditional crowdfunding platform such as Kickstarter, he would have a wider audience and a higher chance of obtaining the required funds. (-1.5)

Growth Potential
    YouToken is planning to support project owners at every possible stage with automated tools, advisors and business accelerators. Any project backed by these accelerators should not have any problem to raise funds. (+2)
    Four different kinds of smart contracts should meet every project owner’s needs. (+1.5)
    15% of tokens are allocated to community growth. If these funds are used efficiently, the project should have sufficient interest. (+1.5)

Disposition
YouToken is more than a crowdfunding platform as it allows investors to invest in “human intelligence”. Although it is not super clear what is meant by human intelligence, presumably it is a token bundle of a person’s projects in the platform. Although YouToken is backed by a team highly experienced in finance and projects released on it will be supported by advisors and business accelerators, launching the crowdfunding on a more traditional platform seems financially more suitable for him or her than on YouToken since such platforms have a wider audience and provides a higher chance of obtaining the required funds. YouToken receives a 1.5/10.

Investment Details
    Type: ERC20 – Utility
    Symbol: YTN
    Platform: Ethereum
    Crowdsale: September 17th
    Minimum Investment: Unspecified
    Price: $0.15
    Hard Cap: $50,000,000
    Payments Accepted: ETH
    Restricted from Participating: China, Korea, and the United States

I think there is no exact months of stable periods of low prices. Things like this dip happens but not following some graphic. Just wait for it and buy.

Discarding all the conspiracy theories I think it's just human factor. You know, few bears started to sell for a low price and some newbies started to panic and panic selling, and people followed this trend and after all of this that dip happened.

My advice for these people is to listen the good old song by "Frankie goes to Hollywood". You know, that one where they sang "Relax, don't do it" and other.

Everyone (except bears and little bit silly) people are waiting for the bull run so I think it won't be a big surprise. More like thing that everyone has waited for.

Why do you see a big future for the Litecoin? Why are you interested in it? I can't see anything interesting and unusual in it.

Do you believe in yourself and trust your coins? If so then always hold it if your heart say so. Because it is okay for coins to have ups and downs. A maybe after that dump will be a huge pump?

People wants to get money before price will go down and that's why they selling it so soon. They don't believe in their coins.

My opinion is that usefulness makes altcoin valuable. If you can use altcoin somehow except trading it then this one is deserved to live.

I agree with you because emotions have nothing to do in this business. They mostly leads to losses so your mind must be cold as ice.

Yes I trust projects that I invested in. Otherwise I wouldn't invest. But yes, there is a lot of stillborn projects and you have to be careful while choosing a project.

Why crypto even should kill cash? Why cash and crypto can't exist both? I think there will be people who still will use cash and there will be people who will use cryptos. And it's ok.

Almost the year has passed and even with this big dip on the market I really suggest you to invest in BTC. Especially now when the price is low.

Airdrops are worth it only if it's not another scam. Does the time that was spent on researching and investigating worth the result?