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Has anyone here tried their services in Quora? Looking at the 50 upvotes but I find $29.99 beyond my budget.. Any possibility in getting a discount?

Have never heard before about possibility to make upvotes on reddit and decided to try, definitely would recommend this service.

I think the biggest chances of potentially gaining 5-10x profits are from ICOs. This is especially true for potentially massive projects such as Menlo One and WePower.. People here and in other forums have been heavily discussing about these 2 projects even though their launch is still a few months from now. I've also checked a couple of youtube videos about these projects and they do seem legit. Also, their ratings in sites like icorating are very high.. Any inputs from those who have been in ICO investing for a long time?

I don't think that a project's whitepaper is enough to determine its legitimacy. There are a lot of factors we need to consider such as the team's track record, opinion of others in the community. Luckily Menlo One will be launching its decentralized ICO marketplace soon. We won't have to spend so much time checking every ICO and we'd get to just pick which we think is the best investment...

In the ICO side of things, I choose projects that have good ratings either in icobench or icorating.com... 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...

ICO investing can be a bit more risky than investing in BTC, but I think the gains in BTC trading is not so much either... Once Menlo One's ICO marketplace will launch, I will definitely get back in ICO investing.

I agree that Menlo One is a promising project based on its whitepaper, but what are the chances of it actually pulling it off? Does anyone know if we can really trust the team behind it?

Out of the 3, it looks like menlo.one is more popular since I noticed a lot of posts showing support for it. Also, a certain ICO group mentioned that it's one of, or if not, the top ICO for July.

Sadly, a lot of ICOs are just mostly hype but I can't deny that there are a few legit tokens out there that deserve funding and in turn are profitable for us investors. That said, ICOs are still worth investing in if we know which ones to pick by doing proper research and staying active in social platforms for possible hints of red flags from fellow members. In addition, there is an upcoming token sale for a decentralized token marketplace project called Menlo.one this coming July. According an interview with their CEO, this platform would help identify good tokens, and most especially fraudulent ones. Link to whitepaper: https://www.menlo.one

This may be slightly off topic since this token sale is for July, but I believe that Menlo One is the game changer of all upcoming ICOs. It's going to play a major role as an ICO marketplace which means that investors will be able to buy all ICOs it has listed within its platform allowing a safer and more convenient way of investing. We even only need to upload our ID's once for KYC requirements. Here's a video of Korean Jew interviewing Menlo's CEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw1QBpBYE6o&feature=youtu.be

I think this might answer your question. That said,  users within the Menlo platform who give false reviews will kiss their current reputation goodbye. This not only invalidates their efforts in building up their REP, but also informs the community by separating what's right and what's not.

Cryptocurrency is a vehicle that creates opportunities that otherwise wouldn't exist. Unlike the previous gold rush (with physical gold), wherein only a select few were able to really participate and take advantage, anyone with a phone can now literally get involved.

Furthermore with Menlo One, we will easily be able to see all their listed ICOs laid out for us to choose from and participate in them with a few clicks of a button, thus giving us an even better chance of making profits from our investments.

I don't think that's how it works. automated buys allow an investor to save his bid so when the launch happens, he doesn't have to be online to buy manually. At least that's how I understand it though.

ICOs are meant to be hyped otherwise, marketers aren't doing their jobs properly. It's us who should be vigilant and do proper research. I'm still waiting for ICOs from certain legit projects like Paybear.

I check the team behind each ICO to lessen my chances of getting scammed. This simple technique helps a lot instead of just looking at their promises and the unique 'features' they offer.

I used to have 50/50 for long term and short, but now, I focus all my funds on long term with coins that have high growth potential..

Some of them actually write walls of texts and I ain't got no time for that. xD Oh well, It's nothing to get desperate about anyway.

even if the market fell quite badly the past few months doesn't guarantee that it will recover until news concerning crypto regulation is cleared up once and for all. Although many are still hyped about buying back at current 'discounted' prices, I would rather play safe with my hard earned money.