Too bad to say it's not like the market before. May we see that prices continue to rise beforehand, but unfortunately it's in a long run that we all struggle and this time we can't even have any bullishness. And you're right, it's really hard to make a profit, but we can still do it if we determine all our power to it. Trading will also affect what coins we will be trading / holding, and if we use those less fortunate coins, we can really think of becoming profitable because they have more potential to grow..

I don't think this will work because it doesn't mean that people will have more access to jobs or more access to money. Those who work for fiat will work for cryptos, but there will be those who decide to take the evil way. A crypto-based economy is only going to replace crypto with fiat, I assume the same thing is going to happen, the rich are going to stay rich and the poor will remain poor. But crypto will give more freedom to the people.

Anyone who wants to hold Bitcoin should be doing their research properly, which is very important. You need to know if at the right time you're investing the money. Nothing hurts more than investing money and the income fall by over 50percent. Because of the fomo, therefore, you should avoid buying because the price will crash when there is a bull. Once someone who worried about losing up to 80percent after the last bull run was seen because he rushed it when the price had already reached its peak, assuming it would continue to go up, but sadly the opposite was what happened.

Personal logic with business logic must be one-way. If we don't manage to make the smart trades the losses are going to be massive and the wins will be tiny. You have to keep a close record of your trades and make sure you don't get stopped out in these massive fields of chopiness. You have to stick to your strategy if you trust it and have good money management.

Actually, China's government seems to be against cryptocurrencies with plans to launch its own currency with centralised control, but due to technology they may be enforcing some laws to regulate such cryptocurrencies. Since most btc mining is centralised in China, it will be used there forever. The other side trade war between the US and China could increase the use of crypto business in these nations.

Trusting in new projects, like IEO, could be risky if you want real profit, trust those already on the market. Make sure you are prepared and familiar with the execution of your decisions. Try to trade in your savings to get the most out of it, in fact. On the other hand, if it is backed by a reliable and trustworthy exchange on the market, investing in IEO is somehow secure

Well most probably it will be some kind of the third party usd on the cryptocurrency version. Like usdt is at the moment and this is due to it being traded versus all the other altcoins and thus raking in a lot of volume. Another one in second place will be bitcoin of course because it's the most mainstream crypto that is growing back up in dominance. Hopefully a new bullrun starts soon and bitcoin will get back up over the 90% dominance again..

It's a very sad moment when we hear the victims crying and the good deal they've found is a scam lately. Everyone should also remind others that they are no longer just on twitter, but that they also live there on virtually every social media platform. The newest is the giveaway they do on youtube channels through livestream to make their channel names look like the real one. So be careful not to be the one that is going to be affected by these scams.

You can still trade with that number. If you have less trading experience or this is your first time, please prefer long-term trading as bitcoin is your choice of coin. You can still buy some $50 worth of btc today while it was at a low price and then wait to pump for a while. You can re-buywith these when you have income. And, be a bitmex swing trader or do some margin trading. FYI that it was kind of complicated than the normal btc trading so you've got to make an effort to expand your knowledge of it before moving into that kind of trading.

I guess the first idea is to raise bitcoin's marketcap by about a trillion dollars, a market size that can control much of the world economy. In order to move the world economy they need more than the world's oil and want it to be in the hands of the top countries alone. Silently, several U.S. companies are also participating in Bitcoin mining with the intention of holding for longer periods of time. Backing bitcoin is a good proposal, but the value of the assets will still sometimes be a great feature in the future before the detailed backing of the US dollar is made.

Nothing will deliver a fast return on investment when you buy when the trend is in a good position and the market continues to be pumped, so at least you have the chance to make a quick profit. But if you buy a bad trend, at least you have to invest long-term and my suggestion is only to invest in top 10 coins because that will guarantee profits even if you have to wait longer and you don't have to question it.

I don't know your point of view, although it's not a FUD, but I think it's an unreasonable assumption. Because if bitcoin's price drops much further than you expected then at least altcoin might not have a decent value and it's going to be worse than you think. While major dumping is going to happen again, but I'm sure the decline won't be less than $3k, let's be more careful with this situation. Hopefully the next step is big pump

I've been staking coins for a long time now, too, and accumulated a large amount of these coins somehow. Although in terms of dollars, the coins don't have that much monetary value on it, we do know the value it brings in the coins-owned project. If the person or organisation behind the staking coins is involved and has a good vision of what they want to achieve then behind these coins we can go a long way.

When we look back over the past year, there are more investors in altcoins as they happen to have more softcap and hardcap projects trusted and potentially successful. But as of now they're nearly gone because of these many altcoins bounty scammers and making some fake bounty campaign so some investors are afraid to invest their time for a scam project because of this they don't want or waste. An we hope it has taken back on what we've seen over the past year so more people are willing to invest again.

How we can bring bitcoin to local people is to begin by educating them to know that there is a digital currency used for trading, investment, and other purposes. We will make them aware that Bitcoin is a digital currency that uses technology from Blockchain. When we introduce bitcoin to them, teaching them how to use smartphones for trading purposes, which can be short-term or long-term trading, will also be useful. Bitcoin's volatility should also be what they're used to, those showing interest can be encouraged to invest in bitcoin for a short-term start-up basis. If their interested in crypto, the expertise in blockchain technology will go a long way

Sometimes it's going to be a good thing and sometimes it's going to cause us to lose so it depends on our luck. But being confident while trading is going to groom yourself as a better trader and you're going to do that trade with comfort in the long run, but when you're trading in fear you're going to always think about quitting the trading that won't make you a successful trader even if you're supposed to be.

I think we got to the bottom at 3k and we're going to gradually go up here. When a price hits some level and bounces back to where it came from as it did at 6400 it shows a strong bottom, so just like 3k was the bottom after the 20k 6k high is the bottom after the 14k high we had this year. In 2020, we will continue to take higher lows. Upon halving the next bubble. Maybe in 2020's winter..

The most important thing to have a coin's sustainable growth is that investors could see its value that is somehow not seen in many of today's ventures. Developers never have anything to do as a long-term plan, they're always pretending to be optimistic, so they believe it's enough to be included in an exchange that doesn't even have legit volume. That's why most of the new coins dump straight away after the listing.

Your question can not be answered because it depends greatly on personal circumstances.   The really simple answer is that there's no good time to sell if you don't really need to, so long as Bitcoin is a viable product it's very likely to keep gaining in the long run.   Decide when to sell if you don't believe that BTC is a viable alternative to fiat and there's your choice, otherwise it's a brand new product, a market that never existed before and you're fortunate to see it all start.

From what we see at the moment we might be. The price seems to be retracing back to the key levels of around 6.5k it has already been defended twice so it wouldn't be surprising if we get another strong bounce off of it. Hopefully that will be the last re-test and from then we will see the bull cycle begin. But who knows...