I have to disagree, I think that we are likely to see further upside movement to 9650 levels.  Technical analysis is often total bull, but in this case almost every single indicator is screaming bullish

I have been both a marketing advisor and community manager and can say with 100% certainty that airdrops and bounties are almost always a complete waste of time and money.

Have tried Celsius and met some of them, great team!  majority women too, that's certainly a rarity in this market

Telegram is the least interesting platform they have, their Twitter is huge

My thoughts on this are twofold.  For one, ETH and LTC are vastly different investments.  But, on a purely profit basis I'd say for the next couple months better to HODL LTC because the block rewards are being cut in half in like 70 days.

We're seeing positive market movements, not positive Zeex movements...

That was April 2 of this year?

No one has heard anything at all from the team, right?

Anyone actually sold tokens/made any money with this?

I don't disagree with your premise, but for an investor DeepOnion would be far and away more profitable than Ripple, as XRP has already achieved the vast majority of the growth it can realistically see.  Even if it increases another 1000% in price, this is NOTHING compared to ONION's potential, as not only is the market cap comparatively miniscule, but there are also far fewer total Onions than XRP.  While Ripple is definitely working with banks successfully and that is a big advantage, for an investor you want to find the best value for money, and the greater potential is in Onion rather than XRP.  Risk-wise, I would say they're about equal imho considering the governance concerns of Ripple's founders, the escrow holding of the majority of XRP, and the potential of banks to circumvent XRP or simply build their own blockchain rather than outsourcing.  

Onion's risk is mostly in their novelty and relative obscurity, but I think this will change rapidly not only due to name recognition with Tor, but also due to the DeepVault feature which is not unique but certainly innovative.  In general, it's not unreasonable to say that most developers and serious crypto owners/investors/enthusiasts are quite familiar with Tor and most people serious about security implement Tor in one way or another, whether through TAILS or just using the browser.  

In any case XRP does certainly have potential to eclipse bitcoin as a method of transfer, but less as a store of value in my humble opinion

I have to say I do see a lot of potential with DeepOnion just considering that it's integrated with Tor, which has a lot of name recognition.  In addition to that the DeepVault and the votecentral mechanisms are certainly interesting if not entirely unique.  In today's climate I think name recognition counts for a lot, especially considering how many uneducated individuals are getting into the early stage crypto market.  Regarding comparing Onion to XRP i think it's just not a valid comparison because they are so completely different.  Also, XRP has already achieved an enormous amount of growth and market cap even considering recent dips, while DeepOnion is not only far smaller, but also has a much lower max coin count.  In summary, I personally bought Onion and I would recommend everyone else who can to do so as well.  I also bought Ripple, but a while back, and I don't know that I would advise anyone to buy XRP at $2 or more for myriad reasons.