There's a lot of potential coin which could probably spike in upcoming bull run, I'll mention here out. Here's snap list of them,

1. Bitcoin (BTC) A digital gold.
2. Ethereum (ETH) A programmable money.
3. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) A bitcoin clone.
4. Ripple (XRP) A payment network.
5. Litecoin (LTC) A way more faster than bitcoin.
6. Dash (Dash) A privacy bitcoin clone.
7. Neo (Neo) A chinese market ethereum.
8. NEM (XEM) A batteries digital asset.
9. Monero (XMR) A private digital cash.
10. Ethereum Classic (ETC) A ethereum clone.
11. IOTA (MIOTA) A I-O-T payments.
12. QTUM (QTUM) An ethereum contracts on bitcoin.
13. OmiseGo (OMG) A banking and exchange.
14. ZCash (ZEC) A private digital cash.
15. Lisk (LSK) A dapps in javascript.
16. Cardano (ADA) A layered currency.

Feel free to check on it, best of luck.

I'm using Ethplorer & Etherscan at the same time. But it has a lot of perks & cons, Etherscan has friendly-user-interface which has more common value coming from our bounties/airdrop tokens. In the other hand, Ethplorer is kinda dull and other stuff, (I am pointing out some of shit coins) which has no value every time you check it on after all.

Try to relax, meditate. Listen to lullaby song as well. You might wanna try blinking your eyes as fast as you can, so it will be tired and will let you sleep.

Coinbase is pretty secure. Profit? You mean extra $ while using the app so? It does, it has airdrop for verified user unless you're listed as a "whitelist" for each task which is available for all user.

Since it's last ATH wayback 2017-2018 is $1,000 each. I do believe at 2022 it might goes x10 up-to x15.

Ah, man. I got a lot of memories with Etherdelta wayback 2017-2018. Sad to say, they're already down. Feels bad, man.

Totally the right time to buy Ethereum as the price goes down every single time. Opportunity comes once, hop in.

It's kinda risky, as far as I know, forsage running about a month and so. I do believe income & benefits which only come to pioneering members, correct me if I am wrong.

Chz, you're in good hands if you consider to invest your .2 Bitcoin into Chiliz coins. Chz has a good project road-map which has support for biggest e-sports team along with huge famous European football club.

Thank you, for this one. Gotta follow this!

It was just based on my own speculation. Since I've been trying to cash-out little by little some of my Bitcoins incoming from external wallets, and it took me about 4-5 hours before I received it.

Coinbase is pretty secured. You can also earn some bucks if y' qualified in the said event, you can check it here. https://www.coinbase.com/earn

Alright, thank you everyone for the enlightenment! I do really appreciate it all. Gotta lock this thread, Godspeed!

Usually, competitions have some rewards for the winner. Entrants join for 3 purposes:
- To win the reward.
- To "show" their strategy, so that they can attract investors to use their strategy/EA.
- To proof that they are good (which still means they want to attract investors).

However, I (personally) find that these competitions are pointless (to the people whom are consuming the result of the competition). There are many ways to "rake" the result.

Also, as it is a competition, the trading is based on a simulated environment base on price. However, it does not accurately simulate liquidity. Which means it does not simulate the price gap and execution delay, plus some other elements. Good (professional) 'winners' exploit on these missing elements. For example, a high-speed, automated momentum robot(trading bot) could do very well in simulation environment, but will fail badly in real-world. The reason being that in real world, there is a price-gap (filling of price with nearest price), while in simulation, it will always be filled with the required price (stop orders).

However, most competition-result-consumers (end users) are not aware of this and will take the result of the competition to be true, and thus will flock to give money to the "winner" to manage.

It will be quiet interesting if you'll use Bitcoin & Ethereum at the same time as a payment method. For faster transaction if it's peer-to-peer or third-party-programs; you might wanna recommend to use Ethereum for quick transaction. In the other hand, Bitcoin is kinda sluggish for blockchain transaction.

Does fan might die sooner even I'm running a fully-air-condition room? I'm still gathering ideas & whereabouts before I start mining my personal desktop.

Will it affect my GPU/CPU lifespan? Is it necessary to run the desktop 24/7 without shutting down? Just pretty curious.

Would it be really possible to set the hash rate into 1/2 of it power consumption? And set my video game into lowest quality to achieve high frame per seconds? Multi-tasking at the same time, probably. Mining - DotA - Browsing one at a time.

Hello, everyone! I just wanted to ask. If it's really possible to mine some coins while playing games at the same time? My personal desktop has this specs. I'm kinda new when it comes to 'mining', I am using 2 GTX 1080 TI SLI, photos attached below. It would be totally great earning some digital money while enjoying the rest of the game. Suggestion is highly appreciated, please do enlighten me.

https://imgur.com/LJuiPSh

Disregard it. Consider it as a lesson in your journey. There's always a lesson in every mistake, you can't do anything about it. Might as well create another wallet for a fresh start if it's just a one dead token.