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I believe when choosing an ICO to invest in you should answer several questions:
1) What problem does the project solve? Is there a need for a cryptocurrency to solve this problem?
2) Is the project's solution to the problem unique and if not - why is it better over other cryptocurrencies with the same value proposition?
3) Is the team experienced? Can you find more information about the leaders in LinkedIn and the internet?
4) Do the project have notable partners?
5) What are the token economics? How many coins will be minted? Is there a total supply? What percentage will be for the team?
6) Last but not least - do the project have a working prototype?
Of course you can go deeper finding more about the technology, the governance model, etc.
In the end of the day during time when the trading prices of projects from top 20 are 80%+ down from their all-time high, probably the smarter decision is to invest in them and not in ICOs. Just my 2 satoshi.
1) What problem does the project solve? Is there a need for a cryptocurrency to solve this problem?
2) Is the project's solution to the problem unique and if not - why is it better over other cryptocurrencies with the same value proposition?
3) Is the team experienced? Can you find more information about the leaders in LinkedIn and the internet?
4) Do the project have notable partners?
5) What are the token economics? How many coins will be minted? Is there a total supply? What percentage will be for the team?
6) Last but not least - do the project have a working prototype?
Of course you can go deeper finding more about the technology, the governance model, etc.
In the end of the day during time when the trading prices of projects from top 20 are 80%+ down from their all-time high, probably the smarter decision is to invest in them and not in ICOs. Just my 2 satoshi.
The world where there is a monetary crisis is more than ready.
In countries like Venezuela, Argentina, Zimbabwe or even Turkey the question is not "Why do you need cryptocurrencies?", the question is "How to get in crypto?"
In countries like Venezuela, Argentina, Zimbabwe or even Turkey the question is not "Why do you need cryptocurrencies?", the question is "How to get in crypto?"
There are many altcoins that are near all-time low in satoshi value - KNC, NEO, GAS, WAN.
They could be great investment if you are looking to increase your BTC position. The risk to reward ratio is pretty good.
They could be great investment if you are looking to increase your BTC position. The risk to reward ratio is pretty good.
I personally believe at the moment the best long-term investment opportunities, except Bitcoin, are:
- Infrastructure platforms like Ethereum, Cardano, Neo.
- Privacy coins - Monero
- Decentralized Exchanges - 0x, KNC, NEX (When the ICO starts)
- Infrastructure platforms like Ethereum, Cardano, Neo.
- Privacy coins - Monero
- Decentralized Exchanges - 0x, KNC, NEX (When the ICO starts)
I think you must have luck (lots of it) and at the same time, a strategy in order to win.
For games like dices, roulette and others you just need luck and a little bit of strategy maybe but in some games especially card games like poker, you need a strategy in order for you to win.
For games like dices, roulette and others you just need luck and a little bit of strategy maybe but in some games especially card games like poker, you need a strategy in order for you to win.
True, but poker is not a game of luck, so I guess it doesn't count
Hitting new low for 2018 doesn't feel good for anyone, but as long as the biggest part of your portfolio consists of projects from top 15 I think you will be fine when things turn around. However, it could be the end for many projects from the 2nd and 3rd page of coin market cap if the bear move continue for several months.
NEO went down a lot in BTC value, so I believe it is a good swing trade opportunity for anyone who is looking to increase its BTC position.
Keep in mind that swing trades may take several months to close. And don't freak out if go down even further.
Average down your price by buying more or set a stop loss order. All depends from your risk tolerance.
Keep in mind that swing trades may take several months to close. And don't freak out if go down even further.
Average down your price by buying more or set a stop loss order. All depends from your risk tolerance.
Hello,
I watched the course and I would say it is put really well.
Good explanations and practical examples for beginners.
I don't consider myself an expert, but I am in crypto since 2014, so I was familiar with most of the stuff.
Keep up the good work. I would be happy to see an in-depth course about trading.
Regards.
I watched the course and I would say it is put really well.
Good explanations and practical examples for beginners.
I don't consider myself an expert, but I am in crypto since 2014, so I was familiar with most of the stuff.
Keep up the good work. I would be happy to see an in-depth course about trading.
Regards.
Re: BitcoinRevolvers.com: Ongoing 2 Hour Daily Tournament. Win 0.01 to 0.5BTC Faucet
Hello,
Was testing out your game and I went head to head with another player, I won but did not get the 0.01 credited to my balance.
I contacted support, hope it gets resolved. It is the bet I highlighted in blue.
http://i.imgur.com/hYnxP9L.jpg
Was testing out your game and I went head to head with another player, I won but did not get the 0.01 credited to my balance.
I contacted support, hope it gets resolved. It is the bet I highlighted in blue.
http://i.imgur.com/hYnxP9L.jpg
Was it an afk issue?
The other side got disconnected?
Cause then you would not win the pot, you would simply not lose. Hence the statistics shows it as a win...