Quote from: Digital Mutant on March 12, 2018, 08:27:20 AM

Cryptocurrencies is not something that you can analyze in a matematical or logical way. They represent the economy of a new tribe that populate the internet. Sometimes it's only matter of trading and graphics but the most exciting thing is that it is a global movement and there are so many variables around crypto and cryptocrrencies that for me is very important to have an holistic vision of it, social media, business models, whitepapers of course, imagination, common sense, vision,....

good luck!

Thank you for your reply,
and I believe I may have not been crystal clear on what I mean by my coverage of Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology, so allow me to expand upon what I mean/meant.

When I say I'm covering Blockchain Technology, I mean the developments and improvements (as well as any mishaps along the way of it's growth). such items as BIP [Bitcoin Improvement Proposal] and things of that nature (of course, not just focusing on Bitcoin Blockchain).

And when I say I'm covering Cryptocurrencies, I mean specifically the study of and reporting of whitepaper deliverables and information contained within those whitepapers, as well as Dev team updates/developments.

I do not plan on going into the Mathematical portions related to cryptography and the coding of a blockchain until I feel I hold a solid personal understanding of such areas. I also do not plan on giving picks and TA (Technical Analysis) on coins until a few things are in place, the two biggest factors for me to be comfortable with giving picks and TA is;
1 - I need to be able to make picks and accurate TA for my personal portfolio [It just doesn't make sense to me to give folks picks and TA if I can't apply the same advice to my own investments and see growth]
2 - Market regulation. currently the market is a speculative market driven by FUD and Shilling (in my view), I've followed some very intelligent individuals who have seen their picks or TA be made completely inaccurate not because they were wrong but because of the current unregulated climate of the market [e.g. fud and shilling]

Now, I do understand that FUD and Shilling will always exist, but at the current stage of cryptocurrency investing, it is (in my humble opinion) the main driving force and I refuse to give picks and TA and cause someone to lose their funds based on my suggestions.

Thank You for your input, and I appreciate the wish of Good Luck!

Quote from: abiokay on March 12, 2018, 01:04:35 PM

This is my own take on this according to the way the questions were asked.
1. Whitepaper, coin marketcap data
2. Depends on the contents of the blog. If i learn a lot from the contents, i sure will return.
3. Newsletters, social media alerts.
4. Text and Vlogs
5. Coin marketcap, team members.

Cheers.

Thank You very much for your input!
It has been noted!