ALL coins are going to pump at one time or the other, it might take months though. So you have to keep checking back regularly.

So how does this site generate income that is used to pay users, is it by ad placements?

Searching for ponzi games is like looking for how to get scammed real fast.
Try something more rewarding.

Dash catching up?

I had no idea Dash was having some issues...

KOMODO is not on the list and I also observed Zcash is not there either
What ever happened to most of the anonymous coins?

I have never seen a coin crash this fast in all my few months experience as a trader, it's... phenomenal!

Countries where you can buy anything with altcoins are soooo limited in number
People in my country don't even know about bitcoin not to talk of an altcoin.

I guess the only rule that applies is that your hash power should not go below the lower limit so as to remain relevant.

What are the chances of winning, because dice games tend to be fun at the beginning until you start losing...

I will know bitcoin has finally gained general acceptance the day I hear MIT now allows students to pay their fees in bitcoin.

Yes I agree this campaign was really good while it lasted. You are a good manager.
By the way I am a senior now, kindly upgrade me. Thank you!

Poor out-of-work dude trying to make a few bucks by the side. He would have been better off flipping burgers.

Qora would have been good for trading but its low trade volume means you have to wait for days to make a trade... uuhg!

Crytopia already has more coins than most of the other exchanges but it has a relatively low trade volume. What you need is to aggressively create awareness of your exchange so there can be more activity.

One reason bitcoin has gained favor with people is the fact that fiat keeps getting devalued and people rather want something that increases in value with time.

Bitcoin serves more as a property than a currency because of its price fluctuations.
For it to serve as a currency, its price needs to be more stable.

That's because banks are planning to go digital as well, but this time they'll use digital fiat not crypto.
They will prefer to do away with crypto.

Exactly my view, because the UK government has plans already to make its citizens cashless spenders by 2017 - they will spend digital pounds sterling.
Now I am thinking they might create a blockchain for GBP instead of adopting BTC.

New investors have a hard time identify features that make a coin sell.
Right now the trend is: Anonymous, POS or POW with block size not less than 4mb
Alts with one or two of these features fare well in the market (even if it's for a short time e.g Zcash)

Monero seems to be climbing back up, but then I am more of a day trader than a long-term investor.