I don't think airdrops are meant for investors but in a way it affects the success of a project, its purely for marketing purposes I think. The more noise a project will make the more it would likely to succeed, that's why they airdrop some of the tokens in replace of likes and shares from their project's social media pages.  Some of the project's I know didn't airdrop their token but still have been successful, namely menlo and OPP.

Well I suggest looking into menlo.one and OPP they have a big potentials hitting the exchange, this two have a huge community on telegram and other forums, and their project is what I think what we really need right now.

I think this exactly happened last year, when the price where downtrending and suddenly a huge spike by the end of the year. I think ICO projects are still a good investments, once the bear market is finished the prices will shoot back as long as the projects you'll be investing is not a scammy one. I suggest looking into menlo and OPP.

I have been following menlo.one lately and they have a good concept for a project. I have watched their youtube videos and followed their twitter accounts, right now they have partnered with some of the legit projects in cryptocurrency one of them is bountox.

I follow review sites, although I don't believe their rating on some ICO's. I use them as guide on which ICO will I be investing, right now. There's a new review platform that I have been waiting, it is called menlo.one they will try to create a safe marketplace for ICO investors.

The thing with ICO markets right now is that true and good projects are outnumbered by the fake ones. The number of ICO's is growing daily and there's no current way to successfully detect which is scam or not even extensive research sometimes fails, so ICO investing is considered as a risky investment right now. Anyway, have anyone looked into menlo.one? They're trying to create a platform which could make the ICO marketplace a much safer place for investors.

I wouldn't trust giving any of my information to a project specially if it is just for an airdrop or bounty, why does a project need such kind of information if a person is only doing a bounty or joining an airdrop? If your investing well that's another story but the risk is still there, so always be careful. Anyway, try using menlo they will automate KYC submissions to any ICO you would like to participate with.

OP, I suggest try menlo.one it is like a ICO review platform with more features, the thing with them is they will automatically filter out scam projects with their community based communications system. A community of expert in blockchain technology.

For me I suggest looking into menlo.one they have this so called "Townhall" an incentivized communication systems that rewards users who provide users valuable contents on a products with tokens. This way it can lessen the risks of investors in scam ico's and fake coins by gathering true and honest reviews of each token.

Check this new ICO. They I think it is the most anticipated platform that we need right now. It is meant to lessen newbies getting scammed by fake ICO/coins sprouting everday. The concept is to create a community of expert where honest reviews and feedbacks are gathered.

Yes it is a bubble.

Not long enough.

No. Just get the hell out of cryptocurrency and get the hell out of this forum, Please.   

I think the popularity of BTC is still their, but is slowly fading. As we know, there are many upcoming coins/tokens with some good advancements and uses. And people are now diversifying their portfolio and not just relying on bitcoin.

This is the time when we invest on electric consumption, as we know selling mined coins won't give us any profit because of the current price right now. Once the bullish run starts, I'm sure we will be getting the profit from our mined coins.

I thought KYC are just for investors and not for bounty campaign participants. Why would the bounty manager needs a KYC for signature campaigns?

How about this site? https://www.producthunt.com/posts/paybear They seem to have a voting system for the members to upvote or downvote the product..

Don't be fooled by this, this is the fluidledger claiming to defeat bitcoin but can't afford to buy its own domain. Here's the proof https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2887892.msg29682819#msg29682819

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Don't know why people still believe on this kind of shit. 

Haha. Is this the Guy whose very supportive about fluidledger? The one that claim to replace BTC. LOL This project would be more worse can't even pay a professional marketer to make a decent marketing stuff. 

Good advise. But it would be better to post more proofs about this as a Scam. Although, its one's fault if he/she didn't do research before investing. ICO scammers are very good at Copying to make their projects looks legit.

I haven't seen good movement of ripple since its moon. The price had not able to get back at least $2, maybe the pump and dump is over I  guess?

So this means crypto is now legal and regulated at the same time at S. Korea? I wonder what happened to the exchanges that have been raided by their government.