WAX Token: Why are cryptocurrency traders and online video gamers so similar?
Virtual Goods and Cryptos: An Introduction by William Quigley

https://youtu.be/FZgsF4pS-LQ

The main sale will open on 16th of october, and the presale is open now.
There are discounts for the presale participants.

Everyone, please read the SENSE Whitepaper: https://sensetoken.com/whitepaper

We are collecting feedback and your questions about SENSE protocol and upcoming token sale here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFAvPqZXTawLdukh_7n8kedHbo5zVDEwv6xjHq5To6pKVL7w/viewform?usp=sf_link
All questions will be covered in AMA session with SENSE founders on 2nd of October.

No Bounties yet, but the team considers this possibility.

Meanwhile, a lot of exciting news has happened: BLOCKv has won first place at D10e ICO Pitch Competition in Kiev - ANS there are a lit of updates from the team at BLOCKv Medium: https://medium.com/@blockv_io

Please join and follow BLOCKv.

SENSE is disrupting the usual Token Sale structure by letting Developers to participate in the presale before anyone else.
Read the new interview with SENSE CEO and co-founder Crystal Rose: http://cryptotim.es/crystal-rose-interview/

ATTENTION everyone! Join us for CoinFund Q&A with Tierion and Wayne Vaughan (@wayne) today, Monday 7/24 @ 12 PM EST.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwO41upG72M

You get the guaranteed allocation, that is the main benefit of presale.
We don't have bonuses or bounties for those who take part in presale.

If you were wondering, who can use TIERION and how, please have a look at the actual use case: Accredible uses Tierion to create verifiable credentials that are cryptographically sealed into the blockchain.
The full article is here https://medium.com/@WayneVaughan/accredible-uses-tierion-for-blockchain-verifiable-credentials-633c82b6ec9d

No, there are no bounties and no discounts for this Token Sale

If you don't have a well developed trading system, honestly, you should buy and hold -- for years if necessary. Amateurs who attempt to be active traders are great for the pros, because it makes easy profits for them. The sooner a noob gets burned the better, because then he/she understands that trading requires planning and precision. With the current rally, no doubt, many new traders have jumped-in -- usually too late -- and they will only learn hard and fast how quickly markets can turn.

This seems like a question from 2013. There's far too much investment in bitcoin infrastructure and technology to answer in the negative. There will be volatility and risk (as with all new financial markets and technology), but bitcoin is here to stay.

The decision of when to cut your losses is one of the toughest questions in trading. Generally, some people will tell you never to lose more than ~2% of principle in any trade; however, it's not necessary easy to follow that in practice, especially when trading highly volatile markets.

Discipline is the key to trading and you need to learn from your loss. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, have a proper trading system and adhere to it firmly, learn to hedge (!), and don't be greedy.

It's hard to imagine that the services derived from Tez0s could justify the price of its token. The technology behind it is brilliant and its marketing was too!

That said, it has a great dev team and enough publicity that it seems Tez0s is not going to disappear overnight, although there will probably be a price correction (crash), followed by a long recovery.

US regulators act from an excess of caution, primarily as a result of the anti-money laundering regime that was instituted after 9/11. Of course, there are some legitimate concerns that anonymous money can be used for destructive purposes -- there is no debate about that. However, blockchain and programmable money are a fundamentally new technology, in which the states may fall behind. During the internet bubble, USA was quick to embrace the change. For blockchain, it seems that the American adoption of this new technology is somewhat impeded by a legal system that is designed for security above all else, which is regrettable, but also an opportunity for non-US startups to assume leadership.