Obviously everyone in this community knows how risky crypto is. However, the further these coins drop, the better the buying opportunities. If you're a supporter of crypto and ACTUALLY believe the fundamentals behind these coins or projects are solid, then the price is technically irrelevant (to an extent).
Opportunity:BTC, Alts, & ICO's are your 3 main categories. BTC is a long term coin, but it doesn't really have any TRUE value (aside from being the first crypto). Ethereum has value, because the majority of these ICO's run on the eth network. ICO's present the biggest risk to reward play.
ICO's:The best ICO's are going to be the ones that have utilitarian uses. If you can see customers using the product that they are trying to create, then the company should have value after the release. A lot of people are waiting for the coins to drop & then buying in. While this is a decent strategy, you miss a lot of the bonuses + not all of the coins drop upon release. I was searching ICO's yesterday that listed to exchanges in October. Some were negative & some were positive. Quality projects that have the ability to breach the top 100 coins by market cap are essentially mini gold mines. Right now a project I like is Omnity. Omnity is creating a product that I can see consumers using. They are targeting a niche market of consumers; they're also not overshooting their goals. Projects with realistic expectations are generally projects with purpose.
Question:What do you think about this market crash and the Alt/ICO market?
Omnity:https://www.omnity.io/aboutStrong points raised therein. Core utility projects with a dedicated team and outside the top 100 coins are rare gems. I equally stumbled on a project called Multiven, they have an offline base in euro and have several clients such as Pepsi. They created a coin to be the trade focus of its open market for IOT Hardwares