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Every day the cryptocurrency is becoming more popular and we will not let it go out of our lives. And she is still very young, so there is room to grow, and we will help her in this.

It is a bad idea. It is better to keep ETH, as a more stable and reliable coin, than to buy altcoins, which after a long time will become useless.

It's right. Every investor should feel when to sell or buy coins. Basically, everyone earns on the rise and fall of the coin rates. And even with the current unstable situation, many earn, because they know what to do.

There is a whole team behind the creation of the project, and investors and bounty hunters are secondary personalities in the project. Some help to raise funds for the development of the project, while others promote it through advertising.

I still agree that investors are passing kyc. At least they know why they are doing this. But I believe that for airdrops and bounty campaigns there is no point in doing this, at least until there is stability and confidence that our data will not be stolen.

I think that the more serious and promising the project, it sets a high bar for the minimum investment. Such projects require interested investors who are willing to help develop the project, and not those that invest only for the purpose of enrichment.
And for ordinary projects, the minimum amount is set at a low level in order to raise money due to the maximum number of investors who can afford to invest, for example, $ 100.

We have enough stable coins. Suffice it to say, if you take coins from the top ten of the rating, they have huge trading volumes on the exchanges. Most likely, we lack new investments that will raise the market from the bottom.

Of course not worth it. Loss of data during the passage of KYC in the future can bring big problems. Therefore, it is not safe to pass KYC with such amounts.

The CEO of Ripple said that in the future BTC, although it will retain its important role, is unlikely to become a universal digital currency. Ripple is not far behind the world's leading cryptocurrencies, BTC and ETH. He believes that XRP has the potential to shift bitcoin due to its price and performance. But I think that no matter how much XRP is trying to move BTC and ETH from the market, it will not work.

Coins that are added to www.coinmarketcap.com are not so useless. To get to the site, the coin must have a certain volume of trades, community and other indicators.

IEO is an important factor in the credibility of the project, but does not give a 100% guarantee of its reliability. The exchange before the tokesale cuts out obvious scams, but this does not mean that further development of the finished product will be completed or that it will be in demand.

I totally agree. Any project needs advertising and its success to some extent depends on it. Therefore, it is easier for creators to pay with tokens to bounty participants than to pay with other cash.