If I were you I would try to do some hard fauceting or buy a small amount of BTC to add to that just in order for it to be "recoverable" and make it worth sending it to an exchange, as as you say, it does not even cover a transaction fee.

Holding is not a bad idea either.

If you are a blogger or webmaster you have the option to register in some ad publisher (mellowads, coinzilla, etc.) and post ad banners for bitcoin. You can also shorten url with some services and get a minimal ammount of BTC when someone clicks your links.

Just to buy is a little speculative in my opinion. You buy because you expect it to go up and sell someday, so you "speculate" (i.e: guess) that the thing you buy is going up.

That is far from having the intention to buy, sell rebuy lower... etc. but it is speculative in some sense. You can be moderately speculative (it will go up so I buy) or highly speculative (it will go up, and then down, so I buy now, sell later, rebuy... etc.)

I have earned 0.01-0.02 with some trading at times. Used to earn 0.035 a week using signature campaigns when it was around the 500 $ mark. Now that would not be possible.

Yeah the future of waves looks great and has many distinctive features. However, we cannot forget there are lots of innovative coins with great features appart from it.

That is not to say many coins cannot co-exist, but what makes waves great also makes great others....

Can be a good strategy if you keep some cash to buy more if it goes yet lower. Then, as other have said, it is good to do it with coins that are already good and likely to recover. Many coins just go to 0 and then never go back again, sadly.

Another fork should mean another thing similar to BCH, which means free altcoins to sell for more BTC . Not bad, as BCH thing was somewhat profitable for BTC holders.

It depends on the evolution of the coin, but if I buy some just with the intention of selling it higher... I will hold about a month and a half or so.

If the coin is clearly going down at the speed of light I will sell sooner and try to rebuy lower.

It can be used by ordinary people, at the very least to use some service to turn them into cash and pay in any store. In my country it is easy to use a service to send your coins and get a code to withdraw cash in a regular ATM. Everyone can do that even though there are no stores accepting the coins.

What you write makes a lots of sense and sounds very reasonable. But markets tend to move more by emotions than by reason. I would not be surprised if it went down a lot, but neither if it raised much too.

To tell the truth, I think there were too many ICOS going around. It's a little like if ICOS were the new ponzi. Hope this calms things down a bit...

As for ETH, there is much circulating already. IT can go down a bit, but it will likely recover.

Thanks for the tips. If several in this forum are betting on NEO it is very likely that it will go up.

Where can this coin be traded?

It is hard to tell, but surely bitcoin is having a hard time going past 5000$. It is as if most people will sell when they see it approaching that price.

However, if it stays long enough in the high 4000$ that will establish a baseline and make it easier to surpass that barrier.

You can do several things when prices are falling. I have tried all of them, so here is a comment.

-Just hold your coins and expect them to go up again. Usually it works if you have enough patience. Even coins that seem that are doomed can raise again (relaunches, etc.). But sometimes require LOTS of patience. Most times I end up selling before the coin recovers.

-Sell your coins and try to buy them a little lower (2%, 5% or 20% lower). This is somewhat risky as coin can rebound when you sell it. I have done that many times, most times I have cut losses... you can observe the coin in several exchanges and check the history. If everyone is selling non-stop, it will likely go lower.

-Sell your coins and accept loses. Sometimes this is good and you get at least some money back to jump into a coin that is going up.

Cheers.

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Bitcoin price is currently below 4900 and is likely to get to 4900 (or more) again, so probably it would be a good time to invest if you have the patience to wait for a raise. But, as I always say, nothing is 100% secure. There is a possibility for it to go down too.

No, it is unlikely it will become it. Not impossible... it could evolve, become faster, more widely known and reach to that point. But most likely will stay as it is and keep being a very good store of value.

Yes, you can trade with your mobile phone. Wallets for altcoins are not a problem IMO, just keep them on exchanges and have wallets for the "main" coins like BTC, LTC, ETH... etc.

Sure it is more easy to trade with a computer, but it does not look impossible to me to use a cell phone.

Yeah, it will most likely reach the 5000$ again. It is easier to get there when you hace already been there.

Plus, the rumors and people saying it will touch 5000$ probably make many people expect that price to sell as you say. Sure it was the price target for many, and thus they sold once it reached it.

Did not know BCH has such an active community. So Craig is supporting BCH? .... this seems more serieous than I thought and will try to get more BCC/BCH from now on.