Yeah. But I recently heard of an ICO which helps in creating your own casino and earn 99% of the revenue. You can invite your friends or anyone to be part of your casino.

It's host games. You can check their website : https://host.games

They will be getting upto 99% of the revenue. Looks like a very good place for investment. And they have a huge investors already coming in

Yeah mate. They can be huge, but implementing that blockchain factor would be the coolest one I think. Also I heard of an ICO which is based on the blockchain gaming which allows you to host your own game and earn

I don't think so... Just be patient till they update their spreadsheet. It's a lot of entries they need to keep account of.

There isn't a particular standard of investment, man. But if you've invested in other securities, you should know that saving 5%-20% of your total investable amount for cryptocurrencies is a good idea. And out of that 5%-20%, at least half should go into bitcoin.

Yeah, the only way banks could kick out Bitcoin is if all governments banned it in the future to reestablish a fiat-run economy. Other wise, I'm looking at ETH, LTC, XMR, maybe XRP - these coins are the future along with whichever ICOs make it big (mostly probably the ones built on Ethereum blockchain)

Nucleus Vision is the one to watch out for. It's being backed by both Tim Draper AND Ian Balina, two of the biggest names in crypto right now. Plus they've got the technology to back their promises. What remains to be seen is if they can roll the project out with the deadlines mentioned in their roadmap - https://nucleus.vision/roadmap

Yes, and refer the website for all information. The minimum investment for pre- sale is 500 ETH.

Well, with Nucleus Vision, their presale is for private investors and they have a proper token sale coming up in Q1FY18, so maybe they're looking fore a small high-value group of investors? I'm not certain, but I agree that their project is pretty sound, and wouldn't be surprised if they make ETH surge big time next year.

Now that segwit2x has been cancelled, and bitcoin has surged forward, I think there's a lot of ICOs out there that are laughing all the way to the bank, since more investors are more likely to make larger investments in strong, solid ICOs. Also note that other altcoins are also riding the BTC surge, so this means good news for projects running on the Ethereum blockchain too.

Have you guys set any limit to how many tokens I can purchase?

It would be a total shame if China bans all cryptocurrency usage, even privately. So many fascinating blockchain projects are backed by Chinese investment and to pull the plug would be to set blockchain adoption back by several years. Besides, with the ICO ban in place, so many interesting ideas for DApps in China may founder from an inability to raise funding.

Does the ncash tokens come with an expiry date?

I am a retailer. What fees will I have to incur?

Compounding your bitcoin returns through P2P crypto-lending platforms is one way to go, but if you're considering a long term holding, you should look at a handful of select token sales and invest moderately in them. Perhaps 10% of your total investment, say. And be prepared to hold on to your tokens for at least 5 years. I imagine it will take at least as long as that to make your BTC (or ETH since so many of the promising ones run on that platform) investment do justice to their returns, especially considering the massive surges you see in these currencies at present. My prime picks right now would be:

- IOTA (not an ICO, but still a promising utility coin)
- Nucleus.Vision
- Leverj
- Monera

But don't take my word for it. Do your own research and figure out what looks good to you. This list is simply indicative of ICOs that have done the groundwork, have sound technology, extremely feasible ideas and solid investment backing. 

 What a charming statement. Does this mean that the Indian state has faith in the continued existence, proliferation and eventual domination of BITCOIN?? Or is he simply talking about using ethereum and IOTA tech for other, non-banking purposes?

A few good investment stories here! So tired of the same old - "I should've bought bitcoin, but I didn't - but my friend bought bitcoin and now he's rich. I'm so sad.' My personal story involves losing my wallet, only to find it again 2016 and I sold at roughly $600.

Remember to invest only a small amount first. But add to it every month, if you feel like the coin is going to drop, stop buying and wait. Once it drops, pick up as much as you can because there's no way that things will stay tht way. Bitcoin is going to jump to at least $50K in the next few years, as it becomes harder and harder to mine.

What assurances do we have of data privacy? How can you guarantee it