Congratulations to you and that was a motivational story in this forum, and always never give up. If you may have joined a lot of failed bounties, I'm sure out of all the failed ones there is also one that will not fail. So just be patient and keep on joining bounties and hold those rewards if the projects are good too.

Basically the best thing we all should be doing is long term trading because of the price movement which most of us agree is still unstable and keeps on fluctuating. So if you do long term, it wont hurt as much if you have losses now because maybe in the near future or in a few years from now you'll earn profits more than what you are expecting.

It actually depends on how profitable the project is too. But if you are asking how long the token/coin will be listed on the exchanges that depends on what exchange site is trying to get into because there are some exchanges who have certain requirements and if that token/coin did not meet the qualifications then it wont be listed and move on to another exchange site.

I think that is the point why people are holding bitcoin for long term because even if they are only holding 1 bitcoin eventually its value will increase in time. And that's what they are looking forward,  for bitcoin to reach thousand of dollars in time.

Because of the current drop of all the crypto coins now, it would be the right time to buy coins. The decision on what coins to buy is entirely up to you. As you could see, most people in this forum advice newbies to check on the coinmarketcap to see what coins you think have a better future for your investment.

I think it depends on what you want to do with your coins or investment. If you want to take risks and feel like you can gain a lot by holding them for a couple of years then hold them but if you feel like now would be the right time to sell your coins then you can also sell them. Then again, it just depends on what you want to do with your money.

I think the myetherwallet site is safe for as long as you log in to the correct site, be careful because there was a phishing site that looks exactly the same and you might mistake it for the correct one.

I dont believe you have not heard of the word hodl or the power of hodl. But you are right, if you think now is the right time to sell all your coins or at least get something out of it then go ahead sell them. But if you believe there is a chance for the coin to increase then hodl.

So far the best platforms to trade alternate coins are Bittrex and Hitbtc but I am trying out Binance as well because I’ve heard that this exchange site is one of the best trading site there is currently.

Currently I trade with Hitbtc and Bittrex but I am trying to start trading in Binance as well. So far I haven’t had any problems with those current exchange sites I have been using with.

My guess is Ethereum, because bitcoin had its stardom last year and so I think or hopefully Ethereum wins this title this year. But I wouldn’t wonder if ever bitcoin still wins the title this year too.

I have asked the same question myself too because I started trading in Poloniex back then and when they took out the trollbox and they had an issue but had less support on the issue people started to venture into another trading site and probably some learned their lesson and let go of Poloniex after that happened.

Most of these bounty hunters sell their coins immediately because they think the rewards they'll receive wont be the same amount as when it is listed to an exchange site or they really need the money and need to sell them every time they get rewards. I know someone who does this all the time and his friends too so to me that is one of their common reasons.

I would either invest in Ethereum itself and not touch the coin in 2 years or I would have to invest in XEM/NEM because I believe this coin will be something worth the investment. I have a lot to learn from this coin but I just discovered this coin might be one of the few coins we need to keep an eye on now and in the future.

I think there are a lot of ways to maximize your bounty rewards. Like once you receive those rewards, you can buy and invest them too. That's one way of supporting the ICO at the same time you are maximizing your gains. And there are some rewards that gives you extra bonus every month if you still have the rewards hodled.

I agree with what the OP had suggested because that's what I did with my investments. I distributed them to different wallets so in case one is hacked, there is still a chance for me to earn the amount on the other wallets I have. It had worked on my end although it is kind of confusing sometimes when I can't tell which wallet I had placed this certain investment.

I highly doubt Waves can kill Ethereum when you look at its current price now, it still has not killed Ethereum. Waves will most probably stay where it is right now not unless someone will invest huge on this coin and will make it rise.

So far my favorite token exchange would have to be hitbtc because out of all the exchange sites I have tried, I seem to have no problems making transactions in and out of this site and it is fast in my opinion.

I dont really get why people need to choose bitcoin nor ethereum to invest when you can just invest in both. Bitcoin has greater potential to increase in the next few years while if you think ethereum is kind of slow then invest lesser in ethereum. At least you are like hitting two birds with one stone.

I think you can create as many as you want for as long as you keep each private keys of those wallets you created or else if you miss out on at laest 1 letter then it'll be all gone. I have a friend who creates a dozen of myetherwallets because he wants to make sure that no one can get his rewards so he created one on every bounty campaign he joins, which I think is absurd but its his own choice too.