I personally really like your portfolio. You have a fair combination of "sure bets" (IMO) and "gamble coins."

I'd say your portfolio is a little more risky than most (lacking staples such as BTC, ETH, LTC, etc), but that being said, it probably has more maximum potential than the "safer" ones.

Just remember to not invest more than you can afford to lose.

Just my 2 cents.

@luchins -- I feel like probably the first thing an "average IQ person" learns when attempting to interact with other people on a computer system, is how to use a keyboard. More specifically, the space bar. When the space bar is depressed it inserts a "null" character into the text string. Also known as a blank space. This is widely used, as an acceptable practice, to add a specific amount of space between each word in a sentence.

One space between each word is acceptable. Also, adding an extra space after a period at the end of a sentence is acceptable; though not necessarily required.

Typin    like  dis  is completely  un acceptable  if   y ou want    to o be  taken    srsly n   an  on    the  line   forum.

Just FYI. 

What an inspiration post. While I think I basically agree with what you are saying (novice crypto investors are basically responsible for the current market state), it's almost impossible to read your post.
You seem to think you are somehow intellectually superior to "normal" people but you appear unable to properly use a keyboard.
Also, it's entirely possible to follow crypto and have a girlfriend or social life. You really think you have to forego the rest of life to be successful in crypto? lol.

It's typical for ETH to fluctuate a bit more than BTC. Especially in dumps like this. Hopefully everything stabilizes soon.

I hope many coins won't recover. It will most certainly be better for the community as a whole.

I feel like Elixir could go either way ... To zero or to $5+ ... Only time will tell.

I guess I don't fully understand what happened or how you lost the flash drive. You gave it to him and then went to the bathroom? Then he gave it back after and it was empty?

There is nothing really to add here that someone else hasn't already said.

Essentially, you're crazy if you go try to sell crypto to a complete stranger. Then leave said stranger with a flash drive containing your btc while you go to the bathroom.

This all seems like common sense. I do feel bad for you though.

If you hold say 1.5 BTC, you could purchase another 1.5 BTC with fiat and just like that -- BAM! Doubled your BTC holdings (aka multiplied by 2).

You're welcome

Wow, thank you Confucius ...
Your second sentence is the only thing that made any sense in your post. But how does it apply to Bitcoin prices?
Is Bitcoin a "good"? Further, how is the current supply of BTC significantly different than it was 4 months ago at it's ATH?
Please elaborate.

While I appreciate the optimism, I doubt very seriously Bitcoin will reach $60,000 in July (if ever). Also your "many experts" statement ... Not sure where it's coming from. I have seen one or two "experts" predict 50k this year; I don't think I have seen any predict 60k by July. At least not anytime recently.
That being said, most "experts" in crypto aren't actually an expert at anything. At most, they got lucky on a few crypto related guesses over the past 10 or so years.  

Hmmm ... I am going to go ahead and pass on this shill coin. Unrealistic timeline for growth and is based upon almost the exact same idea as about 20 other coins. But most importantly, blatant LIES and/or inconsistent comments by the OP:

"when it does actually reach .10 cents, I will have already 20x my $800 investment, and I will be RICH " ....

I'm no genius, but $800 x 20 = $16,000. I make that in like 6 or 7 weeks at my day job. Hardly "rich" status.

"I'm holding 175,500K coins that i brought for .0004 cents each!" ....

Interesting, when I multiply 175,500,000 (AKA 175,500k) by $0.0004 I get $70,200.00.
Assuming the OP made a typo and actually meant he/she bought 17,500,000 at $0.0004 that is still $7,000.00.
Assuming the OP meant to not add the "K" to the number and meant just 175,500 at $0.0004 that equals $70.20.
Assuming the OP accidentally added an extra 0 to the value of TEL (which would be the actual value at the time of this post), and he/she meant $0.004; 175,500,000 x .004 = $702,000
Assuming the OP made ANOTHER typo and actually meant he/she bought 17,500,000 at $0.004 that is $70,000.00.
And finally, assuming the OP meant to not add the "K" to the number and meant just 175,500 at $0.004 that equals $702.00. (Closest to $800 of all the above scenarios)

Just in case anyone missed the obvious point with the aforementioned math, there is literally ZERO possibility that the OP made an initial investment of $800 in any of these scenarios. And again, if the last of the scenarios was in fact what he/she meant and the value raised to $0.10 as the OP suggested, the end value would be $17,550 - 702 = $16,848.00 total profit. Again, nowhere near "RICH". If $17k makes you rich, then the folks living in the United States below the poverty line are "RICH!" too. Good for them.

"That's under a penny.. and YOU can also buy it at this price RIGHT NOW.. before its too late!" ....

Lastly, TEL's historical data shows it hasn't been valued at under $0.0034 in the past month. Which, last I checked, is substantially higher than $0.0004 (notice the extra zero). The value of TEL on the day of this post was ~$0.004. So after approximately 2.5 weeks the value is virtually the same. As it turns out, "before its too late" isn't anytime soon.

If you're going to try to hype a crap coin using lies, at least have the common decency to get your made up math right. Just my 2 cents.  

I would have to say Musicoin fits this category well. They have a large, functioning platform with a lot of legit participation. I have found a lot of great music on there worth supporting.

Plus the coin itself has a pretty stable value between 2-5 cents a coin.

I have a suspicion this DEX will do very well -- but I will choose to sit this one out and just do more of a "wait and see" stance instead of going all in.

I think the success of DEXes rest entirely on the failure of centralized exchanges. If governments start (or in some cases, continue) to crack down on/heavily regulate/shut down centralized exchanges, then by proxy decentralized exchanges will flourish. As long as centralized exchanges are viable options, I believe they will be the most popular ones -- meaning DEXes are less often used; hence, less successful.

Just wondering why you haven't added DeepOnion to your list? It seems apparent to me that it is BY FAR the most profitable and least time consuming airdrop that is currently active. Granted, it takes a small investment to get started (you must have 50 Onions), but the rest of the requirements are very simple to follow.

Just thought I would mention it, as nobody else seems to have done so yet (Unless I missed a reference somewhere).

Zombies only exists here for one reason. To try to make everyone else as miserable as he is. Burning coins is not a "scam" -- nor is it an illegitimate way to increase value. A burn is usually healthy for a project, and does typically increase value due to lowering the maximum supply of the coin.

Again, this is completely legitimate and in no way a "scam." But, then again, from Zombie's point of view -- all concepts related to crypto are a "scam."

Why would there be a correlation here? Nvidia literally releases a new series of graphics card every single year (for the past 5+ years) -- around the same time of the year.

I just felt like I needed to point out how terrible your thread title is. If you want to be taken seriously, I think it's best to forego the dozens of ridiculous money signs ... 

This is all good information to be aware of and thanks for the link to the video. That being said, I don't think there will be a flippening happening anytime in the near future between ETH and ETC.

It would take A LOT more than speculatory news. But if all the ETH miners get on board once ETH goes POS, who knows... I suppose anything is possible.

Like others have mentioned; nothing is "too big to fail." Is it likely that ETH will fail anytime soon? No. Is it possible? Sure.

The future of any crypto is uncertain. Just like the future of any business, country or even society is uncertain. The end/death of anything is always more likely during it's infancy. And, by all accounts, crypto in general, is still in it's infancy.

I have never bought a coin that later died. But I have bought into a few ICOs that never actually turned into coins. Just apparently took all the ICO money and ran. Never listed on any exchanges or even coinmarketcap.

As a result, I don't participate in ICOs anymore.

I tried to use my hotmail account last night too and I never got the email. I definitely used that email in the previous round too and it worked fine ... Kind of odd.

I had to use my gmail account for it to go through.