Success stories are basically part of it all. With the way things have been over the years, most especially for those who are the earlier investors, everyone presently here obviously would not want to miss out and for that fact, so many people are beginning to see that we are still in the early adoption phase anyway and there is still a huge possibility for everyone in this space presently and that craziness as far as I am concerned as just begun.

I believe everyone wants to make their success story in easier way and believe that could be possible by adopting cryptos. Interestingly so far they all proved themselves right. There will be no surprises if we are able to see more people go crazier in coming days.

Believe it or not, I still do not see them as high as there is so much for them in the long run.
I know so many people may feel bad that they have missed the early train, but one thing they have failed to understand is that smart investors will rather put their fund in projects that will prove a lot of long term benefit for them than a pump and dump one which is not sustainable.

Ethereum has shown a lot of potentials with more room for growth and development and that is why it has been leading next to bitcoin.

But there is what they call FOMO anyway, and most times, every coin can have such potential. The truth is to just try as much as possible to always have a plan and only those who are gluttonous in nature are the ones who would not be selling into FOMO.

Like they always say, the institutions will always buy when it is low and sell when the buying spree is becoming too much and the likelihood of a huge correction is imminent. Otherwise, the best thing is just to trade the trend. If we want to protect against the sudden pump and dump players, it is always recommended to hold for some longer periods. It is a proven way of generating profits which must be more than what we can get from active trading.

You got the point. There is absolutely no trader that can do it without learning, which is the mistake so many people always end up making.

Trading is definitely risky, but the only thing that can make you do well even in the presence of the huge risk is knowledge and the reason we keep stating the level of the risk is so that those who really want to trade will understand this before even considering it at all. Some don't listen and they go ahead without learning only to end up giving up the hard way.

Apparently, the fact that we keep hammering on adoption is because the more the merrier. I totally agree with everything you have said, considering that whatever is going on with the value in terms of fluctuation is not really caused mainly by investors anyway.

Although, bigger investors can sometimes have some impact, but generally, traders, whales, institutions are basically the ones driving the price based on how the market is perceived but in the long run as more people keep stepping in, it is normal to keep seeing the value being reflected.

I would even say at this stage any smart person will be investing in the two. Education is very important and investing in bitcoin too is as well important. For both, it is more like you trying to invest in your future.

With education, you stand the chance to make some important and quality decisions over time in your life as that is one major thing education can help achieve and luckily if bitcoin ends up becoming profitable hugely after the education, it would be easy to use your educated mind to make the best of it to set yourself up for life.

It is more like the evolution of money. Gone are the days when we have to keep remaining a subject to the banks and the government with their manipulations and monopolies which at the end brings about some policies that gets us to live more like slaves when it comes to transacting most especially internationally. That has sucked over the years and it is one main thing that decentralization is solving right now as we get to make transactions without the banks who are also more like the third party being involved.

Totally agree but the bearish market to me may actually seem more of a plan than a real bearish market. Market was driven up so huge and then all of a sudden dropped down so huge after a lot of people who were expecting to get rich overnight were buying into it globally.

These guys have been in the manipulative system all these while and even if they really see the future and huge prospect, they will not be stupid enough to be buying at the top until they are sure there is just no more space to drive it down the more. I am sure when the real demand hits, we will all know but we aren't just there yet and the market may just be exactly as valued as it is supposed to be.

That positive impact can only come with winning big which most of the time always end up negative at the end for those who are prone to gambling their life away. The main thing here is irrespective of whether one is winning or losing, gambling has a way of trying to make people's greedy side come out the more and only if you can control that impulse will you be able to either do well for yourself and know your limit while gambling or just simply stay away.

I really do not see how that is going to make such a person feel happy at the end, when of course it is not like they will not be losing that anyway and end up screwed at the end of the day and I have never seen anyone who is screwed being happy. There should always be a limit to everything in life and trying to overdo things always end up backfiring.

The best is just to look away when you know you have exhausted your limit than trying to use the little remaining meant for other things to want to try to push your luck harder.

There are just so many huge coins with a lot of prospect and potential to invest in, and I wonder why someone has decided to want to choose these one.

The gap between exchanges at that time may have been a bit huge based on what the person that posted below the OP said, but it still a very risky one. Right now, I am even surprised it is trading above $3 and listed in most exchanges, including Binance. Well, the choice is left for each individual to make, but as far as I am concerned, trying to invest in a forked coin does not make sense to me.

Trading is a profession and there is nothing like luck when it comes to trading. You should have a strategy and stick with it no matter what, while knowing that sometimes, you cannot always have profit and there will be few losses, which you can still minimize to get the best of the market. A lot of people simply find that hard to know since all they do is gamble the market and expect luck to take their side and this will never work.

It will sure be a big step for cryptocurrency, considering that bigger players can end up having trustable exchanges to make use of. Also, this is a pattern that no one is following yet based on the subscription fees instead of the regular commission fees charged by most exchanges.

In this way, I guess those who may be trading huge money, may not have to worry much since all they are going to be paying is a fixed fee. Also, what are the chances of good number of coins being listed on the exchange ? Which I believe is one other thing to take note.

Yeah, face value is just more like a tag. Honestly, a coin may be $0.1 and still overpriced because it really does not have any value or something to offer in the real world. Anyone who is investing in any coin should be targeting the real life usage of a coin in the long run because that is really what is going to make the demand for it sustainable and not just end up as some pump and dump coin which I believe that is what most inexperienced investors are just chasing after.

Obviously, to know if a coin is going to be having potential, you have to take your time to do due diligence on the coin. Check the activeness of the team, check if there is a product that can drive the value up, and check if there is a possibility of seeing a future for the coin or token from all the plans set out by the team. These are the things that make it valuable in the long run and not the price and that is one thing a lot of newbies usually do not get.

Never heard of such as well and the closest to it, was faucets like you have said. However, all these things are basically not something anyone should be relying on even if they want to gamble. Firstly, faucets will not even give you something pretty much to gamble with and even such bonuses are available, you will need to certainly do some things related to gambling to be able to redeem it, which most of the time, we always know what the outcome usually end up as.

Haha. Anyone in that kind of state is not different from someone who is just stupid enough to go all in expecting a huge return from luck.

Unfortunately, this kind of people always end up in that recovery phase of gambling after losing almost everything and then the problem starts hugely for them as they are fighting to place their mind in between reality and dream of what they like will not end up having. Positive thinking will only get to make the gambler to keep pushing himself more even after losing so much.

Yes, with regulation, we will end up having a more matured space and a sane one as well.

It is normal to see things like this in a decentralized space and it is just pretty unfortunate that some people usually just do not know how to do some research on their own, or they are just so lazy that all they keep looking for is how to make fast money and they just invest in anything they feel like. However, we cannot run away from regulation with all these in as much as we may not like it, but I believe it will help.

Holding is obviously suitable for long term investors and it is not like they have a better choice anyway. The only choice that could be better is to learn how to trade which would require some dedication on their path as well. However, the market generally is complex and if you want to be holding, you better want to be holding a potential coin with bitcoin being the top notch. As long as you have a guarantee that what you hold will give you something good based on its real life usage and demand in the long run, then it should.

I really wonder. Maybe we should classify every market outside cryptocurrency itself a bubble. There is no doubt that price can get into a state of bubble sometimes which apparently tends to correct. It has happened in stock, gold, real estate, and so on.

People tend to always join FOMO when they see something going good and when there are just some speculations to shoot it up but at the end, it does not mean a real value is not created. As long as some of them do not understand the technology behind bitcoin, I guess they would be stuck in their own ignorance of calling it a bubble.

In that case, I would say what is lacking is just basically ICO regulation. Where some are already doing it, some are really not bothered. I am not a big fan of regulation, but it seems that scammers as well as dumb and inexperienced investors who just fall for anything has ended up making the ICO space what it is today and to not give it a negative tag over time, I feel it is just better once and for all that the space is regulated minimally to curb those scam activities and bring about a matured environment.