I think the OP might be more after a place that just tells you what's up & coming, so you can go and research them yourself?

I check ICOalert.com, and also found coincheckup.com. Also just keeping an eye on reddit & on here (but so far I've seen so many spammy people pushing ICOs!)

I think as more money pours in, banks & governments will be forced to regulate to control their tax-income and competition.

One of the chief ways I think they should regulate ICO's would be that the funds turned into $$ or whatever the chosen currency is, would be held in a trust, similar to how we do new company start-ups, that way funds are protected and guaranteed and only released as actually needed to pay for the project. The trust would probably need to be run/owned by lawyers & accountants, but I know at the end of the day, that kind of money can also buy people like that easily.

 There seems to be so many ICO's that are either totally unnecessary (i.e., they only need 5mil to complete a job, but they put a limit at something like 50mil) or the coins/tokens they produce actually aren't needed for the project itself, despite what they say...

Day trading on cryptos seems a little bit more difficult to me than day trading currencies - on Forex, you can literally one-click buy/sell, whereas on the crypto exchanges you have to manually type in your prices/amounts? So if you needed those split-second reactions, it's not exactly going to work in your favour all the time, and the price must slip a bit too depending on how large the exchange is and the volume going through it.

Do any of you use a particular exchange for day-trading verses long-term? Long term I thought the best practice was to store coins in wallets off exchanges too?

Yeah, because each exchange only trades on its own liquidity, correct? As opposed to stocks/currencies where the liquidity pool is spread out amongst brokers/banks, so the order book you see is not going to show you the orders on other exchanges they trade with (e.g., you might think its going to break up at .0476 but on another exchange that uses the same liquidity pool there might be the opposite happening)?

I'm quite slow with coins/ICOs - no real day trading from me, just checking back regularly and spread over 5-10 coins.

I actively use Binance & Cryptopia, and also have an account with Bittrex that I haven't really used. It can be a bit frustrating be cause certain coins will only be available on certain exchanges, (like HitBTC has a pair I want to trade, but I don't want to make an account with them just yet...).

I like Binance's back-end and system, it's very clean and easy to use. I used to trade Forex, so I feel like these are still lagging behind currency charts/indices (price isn't always clear on the charts with the cursor, etc).

Cryptopia I use because it allows local currency and is sort of the "gateway" into using/buying other coins/tokens/ICOs/etc.

I did some investigating into these guys a while ago, and from memory I came across a few negative reviews on Reddit as well, so this just more or less confirms it for me.   

Their website looks professional, but if the follow up isn't there, then that's shocking. I use a few other exchanges that look a lot less professional, but at least they deliver on their promises. I hope you get your funds back!

(long time ghost member, first time poster)

I can't see anything like this on their website... and their counter is sitting at 94m and very close to closing, so it still looks like 100m to me?