Well for me, my take on this is that it is fine to have interest on something that you think can help you financially like crypto but then if you are going to invest time and effort in knowing more about it. You have to also be responsible enough to ensure that your job will not be affected. You do not do things for potential income at the expense of your real income. Plus what ever you do, you are accountable to all the consequences that follows, do not put the blame on the thing that got your interest, you are the one who made the actions not that thing.

Personally, I can say that spending and investing time, effort and money in Bitcoin is worth it. Yes it is risky, and it is not easy. Not everyone is cut for it. But once you get the fruits of all your effort, I can say that it is indeed worth it. It has helped me make ends meet and more. At first it should just be a source of extra income but eventually my gains from it is even bigger than my primary source of income although it is not as regular as monthly payment but still it is worth all the time and effort.

I think aside from Bitcoin I will go into investing on stock market. I know a lot of people who are into it as well I think I would be able to learn a thing or two from them. I am also looking into investing into a foodcart business, but I an still on my researching phase as of the moment. I am trying my best to diversify my investments as much as possible.

I do not totally agree with it, Don't get me wrong I understand your point that matured and regulated market would definitely have lesser risk but then again my perspective is that there is no perfect scenario in this crypto currency industry, it all comes with the positives and negatives for every given scenario so it will all boils down to your own perspective and reactions on the things happening infront of you.

Personally, what I do with my income is to ensure that I will follow my budgeting goals. This is how it looks like, 10% tithes, 10% investment, 10% emergency money, 10% for my self (anything I want to do or buy) and the 50% would be for the utilities, all the payables, allowance and loans. It is not easy to follow since there will be times when the 50% would not be enough for all the things you need to pay for the month, plus you really have to be disciplined and have a strong focus on your goals.
 

Well, I would just say it is plain and simple, if an alt coin was able to exceed the market cap of Bitcoin then that coin will be the new King of crypto I suppose. But to be perfectly honest, I am not seeing that happen in the near future.

Well, I would just say it is plain and simple, if an alt coin was able to exceed the market cap of Bitcoin then that coin will be the new King of crypto I suppose. But to be perfectly honest, I am not seeing that happen in the near future.
 

Yes, we have to stay calm and patient in times like this, we have to stay focus on the goal and trust your coins. This is just a phase, if you truly believe in your coin and its future, then you can hold on still and patiently wait for the right time to sell, when the prices are better and our profit will also be greater.

In my point of view, both coins are good. Both have great profitability potential and that Neo is the Chinese version of Ethereum. Both of them are into smart contracts and the only difference I can see is that the price of NEO is still low since it is much younger than Eth so most of the investors are into it so they can take advantage of its low price since, we are sure that it will be one of the most valuable coins in the near future.

Personally, I believe that the team is one of the critical and most important information that a project should have. The team is the one who will think, develop and make that project a reality, otherwise it will all be just an idea, a dream. So since it is on of the basic foundation of a legitimate and successful project, it should always be on the top of the list of the things that you should know more about when looking for a project. A project without a team or whitepaper is more often than noy is just a scam.

Yes, definitely, I do believe in crypot currency still, that is the very reason why I am still here, I know and I believe on its technology and future. I know that regardless of the dry market nowadays, we will still see it bounce and soar high again, very soon.

I think the reason for them to hate those dumpers is because when they sell theor coins to get their earnings it actually affects the demand on the coins thus will contribute to the dump and decrease its value.

There are a lot of ICOs out there and we cannot deny the fact the majority of it would be a scam or a no good project. So you have to be very critical and careful in making sure that you do necessary investigations and research before getting involve into any project. Take time in scrutinizing the project's whitepaper, know everything there is to know about the project, their vision, their team, the product and the road map. It is better to invest your time and effort on this step as a precaution, no one wants to invest into something, put in time, effort and your hard earned money for nothing.

My advise is to check and research first about the market activities and ranking of those coins, then just sell those that are not doing good and hold and keep those that are doing good and have high potential  to be profitable. Focus onjust the good ones and those money you get from selling the other coins, use them to buy more of the good ones.

Yes, there are a lot of ways for you to earn money without shelling out of buying at first. You can join and participate on some bounty campaigns, you can do Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Reddit, Telegram and even in this forum, Bitcointalk. You can complete some marketing tasks like posting or creating blogs, vlogs and others. You do not need to invest money first but then you still need to invest time and effort into it. You will be paid in token once the project ends and those tokens can be converted into coins of your choice. You can use those coins for investments or cash them out to get the money you want.

To be perfectly honest, yes government are really scary. They have the power, the resources and more often than not the motive to take crazy actions on things they think would be a hinder to their business or their plans.

To be honest, it is human nature to complain and not be contented with how the things are. For example in Bitcoin's price, some people are complaining because its price is high because they cannot buy more coins but when the time comes that the price was down, they are the same people who would also complain because the feel that the value of their coins went down. People would tend to complain about something they they don't want and take the good things for granted.

I agree on this, more often than not those risky business and activities would really bring great returns because all your hardwork, your courage and strength will be payed off. Investing is never easy especially in the crypto currency industry but it is a known fact that the returns are great. So just like the old saying, no guts no glory.

I have high respects and admiration to Mr. Warren Buffet and I respect his opinion but that doesn't mean that whatever he says is true and will happen. He doesn't believe and trust crypto currency then that is normal and very acceptable. No one is forcing anyone to believe and trust crypto currency the same way that no one should be hindering the things that you want to do just because of an opinion of someone famous who believes otherwise.

I totally agree with this, We, the people, the one who are using Bitcoin are the ones responsible on the things we do using this great technology. Bitcoin is so awesome that it can be use to do both good and bad things, but we cannot blame it and put the responsibility in that technology because we are still the ones who used it. Banning Bitcoin is not the solution since it does great help to a lot of people too, so for those utilizing it in bad or illegal activities, the governments should be holding those bad people accountable for their actions.