This is the perfect response to be honest. It's all dependent on if BTC gets dumped some more or not. I'm looking at a 23cents from this range and for me that's a good entry and I've set buy orders around that price too

I'm sure no one who did buy higher than the current prices is still hodling till except they were born foolish. The 16% gain made sense for traders and not for hodlers. I did enjoy the bull run EOS had and sold at $21 too. It only made sense to pull the plug at the time.

Crypto generally is really for the brave, imagine hodling and right in your eyes, your investments are going down the drain leaving you with almost worthless coins. Saw this pic on Facebook and it's a clear reflection of the portfolio of so many people at the moment.

Lately, Coinbase or even Binance listing have not done much to impact on the price of coins that have been listed thereon. BAT got listed on Coinbase and it wasn't a carnival like it used to be in time past

I've been in this space long enough not to get unsettled by bogus claims like helping one grow his trading balance by 3,778%. It's very unrealistic to say the least and not sure I'll be willing to contact you via PM for any reason especially you've claimed it's free, the strategy, you should spit it publicly. Good luck to those who will dare

What valuable lesson(s) have you learnt from the crypto space in 2018 and how is it going to shape your involvement in the space going forward? Looking forward to your responses, hoping one or two persons learn a thing or two from them.

Etheruem is not a bubble as some people think, especially those who have been hit by the current bears market condition. ETH is a fuel that powers the Ethereum platform and it's a necessary tool to launch projects on the network. This implies that as long the majority of the ICOs still get launched on the Ethereum Netwerk, there's still a use case for the coin and it will certainly bounce back when the market picks up steam.

Secondly, another thing that could positively affect the price of ETH is if the crypto space gets regulated and scam ICOs get weeded out of the space. This will allow for a a healthy price of ETH and ICOs will not constantly find the need to sell off their ETH generated from public sales like we're been seeing of late.

You're right, strategic investment is key. Though it's a bit difficult to know the bottom at the current prices, but it's okay to split resources and stagger your buys and stack up at different levels of dips after DYOR.

All altcoins are directly connected to Bitcoin and it's price movements determines how they move. During the bull run of 2017, most altcoins attained their ATH because BTC was doing very well in the marketplace until the it started correcting and down to the present levels it is at the moment.

Despite the outcome of most ICOs and the attendant loses that have followed, it's surprising that many still invest in ICOs and then come here to whine when things go south. Like I've said before, I'll not be investing in any ICO until the market is stable. This is because no matter how great the product offering, the token will still tank when it gets to the exchange.

ICOs will continue to perform abysmally so long as BTC continues to drop in price and the market continues to be bearish. It therefore implies that I'm not investing in any ICO for now, as they will only end up being a money drain. For now, if a project has a future, I'll wait to buy it the exchange after listing and the price has dipped.

This is a clear indication that the market is badly manipulated and rather than impact on the marketplace positively like we were used to prior to now, the reverse is the case this time and it goes to show how low the confidence of the crypto enthusiasts is at the moment.

The crypto world at the moment is one filled with so many levels of emotion and reactions to varying degrees of loses experienced by people. While some people are sobbing about their little loses, we should also reflect on the fact there are people who bought BTC @ $20K, Ripple @ $3, ADA @ $1.22, etc. Most of these guys are still hodling, hoping the market will bounce back and they'll recoup their loses.

I think any one who's participating in any bounty especially in this times, should have it at the back of their minds that there's a very probability it might turn out to be a waste of time and effort. This is because the longer this current market shrink lingers, the more it becomes impossible for ICOs to survive, and as such, even when you get paid, they're worthless.

Investing in ICOs could still be profitable for those want to dare, but as for me and my household, we would venture not into any ICO until further notice. 2018 wasn't quite the year for ICOs and most of them are a mess at the moment, BTC/ETH taken from investors and they're left with shitcoins which amount to nothing

That's why the crypto world is unique, nothing is cast in stone. There are no assurances that the market will be back on track next year and most the expectations for bull run or for the market to pick up is mostly borne out of optimism.

There's no need being afraid as there's nothing happening now that hasn't been experienced before. No market goes down and doesn't get back up. A bit of patience is all you need. The market might still go down even further, but you shouldn't panic at all. It still has the capacity to give great gains to those who persevere.

This is a definitely a scam. I didn't even need to read too far before knowing this. An investment that is acclaimed to be 100% secured, is not one to give any thought. Scams are perpetrated in banks too, so I'm not even fazed

In disseminating information, it's either you're giving full disclosure or you don't do it at all. One is just gonna click a random link because you posted it, especially in these times where there are phishing sites all over the space. I hope no one falls victim and clicks on it

The subsisting laws in the country you'll be operating from is what matters, as it will determine if you'll be able to operate with/without a license. In countries that aren't really crypto friendly, you might have a hard time operating in those places.