ICO is not a scam, ICO has its practical value and application, I don't think the ICO is a fraud, as long as you choose a good ICO project, so you can get good returns, if you want to hold for a long time, so investment ICO is a good choice.

Read the white paper and the technical route, which is the most basic way to study ICO and altcoin.
If you know the code, you can look at their open source code.

While this may seem reasonable, the volatility of the Litecoin is likely to cost you more money.
Although bitcoins are more expensive to transfer, short-term prices are less volatile.

DeepOnion and BTC, you're crazy, my friend.
The BTC is the leader in the cryptocurrency market, and the DeepOnion just looks like a ponzi scheme, with the code being updated so slowly that only marketing can go beyond bitcoin？？？？？

In general, the bounty thread requires that you complete a specific task every week, such as at least 10 posts per week, so you should follow the rules of your participation in the bounty thread.
And some of the ICO project will ask them for the project of positive evaluation, but it is unnecessary, because members will participate in this project, means on this project, so it is a win-win situation for both sides.

It is difficult to choose between EOS and NEO.
Because NEO is now the first in Asia and a strong competitor to ETH.
However, EOS looks more like a block chain 3.0, which may subvert our understanding of smart contracts.

I think, from the white paper and the technical strength, it is possible that EOS is more promising, because NEO's improvement is not particularly obvious compared to ETH, but the emergence of EOS may surpass ETH.

Indeed, I also think that most of the BTC now concentrated in the hands of a few people, so the price of the currency could suffer some of the so-called banker manipulation, so for encryption of money market is not a good thing.

I always wanted to know this question, so many altcoins now, do we need so much altcoin? Or is it mostly just hype? I never understood what these altcoins did.

Personally, I think it's possible that the cash disappear is a trend, so the emergence of cryptocurrency is to replace the cash.

I am also curious about this issue, which is not a good sign for the cryptocurrency market when more and more companies are rejecting bitcoins.

Because bitcoin is no longer suitable for small payments, and the cost of bitcoin is around $10, how can it be used as a micropayment?