Very true! I wouldn't limit $20k in crypto- it's far too volatile. Even if it weren't, I would still spread my investements into stocks, crypto & save some for emergencies.

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I was hoping you would add credit/debit card in your payment options since it's more convenient to some of us.

I doubt that mods go that far though.. Just see to it that your posts make sense and don't look like spam.

I normally choose projects that have high enough ratings in rating websites like icobench & icorating.com... but then again, I recently heard that a number of these websites can be bribed in exchange for good ratings. I even saw a post here in BCT selling reviews in icoBENCH. just sad... 

 Anyway, once Menlo One will launch, it will be much easier and I think we won't need to do as much research since it's going to be "an all in one" decentralized platform... this means there will be no more bribes..  link to their site and Whitepaper: https://www.menlo.one/

I've already decided to buy Menlo tokens ones they open the gates to their token sale. Was just wondering if it would be best to buy ICOs with their tokens or just hold on to them??

I think that a lot of us are convinced that Menlo is one of the top token sales to look out for. Do you guys think that it would be best to buy and hold these tokens or will it be better to buy other ICOs with it?

ICOs are high risk investments but could also potentially yield high rewards depending on the developers' decision making and integrity. It's truly a waste that some ICO investors decide to stay away due to the risks leaving legitimate projects "fund-less".

btw, I'm anticipating a project called MenloOne that's going to serve as a decentralized ICO markeplace, wherein its devs mentioned that it has developed a system that will help stop fraud. Has anyone heard of this project and can confirm if the team behind it is trustworthy?

I don't blame you for having doubts since many recent ICOs end up not doing what their whitepapers say. Although, I'm willing to take my chances on a certain ICO marketplace project called Menlo One. Anyone heard of them before?

I read a few threads talking about a token sale this July for an ICO marketplace where we can view and buy all its listed ICOs within a single platform. Has anyone heard of Menlo One and its team? I checked this interview video they linked and thought was pretty interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o Any thoughts?

Menlo.One has caught my attention since it's going to launch its token this July for an ICO marketplace. Never heard of a single platform that enables buying of ICOs before. So, I was wondering if anyone else has heard of this and whether or not this will be a good investment?

Here's a video recently uploaded by KoreanJew, a known crypto enthusiast and trader interviewing the CEO of Menlo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o Seems legit?

Ethereum is without a doubt a high value coin that could potentially surpass Bitcoin in price soon IMO. btw, I came across this youtube video  recently uploaded by KoreanJew. He's interviewing the CEO of an upcoming ICO marketplace called Menlo.One. Anybody familiar with this team and would this be a good investment? Here's the vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o

Has anyone heard about Menlo One? It's having a token sale this mid-July and I think it's the first time there's ever going to be an ICO marketplace. Here's its white paper https://www.menlo.one and an interview with its CEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=884&v=Rw1QBpBYE6o

I need the opinion of veteran ICO investors since I'm not sure if I should join this.

So far I have not encountered merchants with independent payment gateways since I usually see CoinPayments. In my opinion, payment gateways are necessary to act as a secure and trusted middle-man for transactions especially for websites that aren't that well known.

100% agree with you on this... I'm invested in Eth for a year and am not worried one bit since I know that it's one of the best coins out their with the best team of devs behind the scenes.

Any estimated date when you might be able to officially support Shopify? I need to know since I am currently short on time and would have to choose between a few of you soon.

Does this mean that the earlier the phase, the cheaper you can buy coins? I'm also a beginner and would like to make smart decisions with my investments.

I make 0-2 trades per day... Since I am not a day trader, to avoid stress, I usually just sit on my trades from a few days to a few weeks.

I was playing a dice game in one of the online Bitcoin faucets and actually won nearly 200,000 satoshi in a single roll. Ended up losing it all anyway.

the best way to manage loss is to have a cut loss / sell plan before a crash actually happens.  Selling immediately to manage capital is way better than holding and watching your portfolio go bloody.