Looks pretty good so far!
There is a lot of activity on the github regarding maxnodes,  I can't wait till they are active.
I heard that masternodes/staking will move to a 60/40 split at the same time as maxnodes are released.  Seems like a smart move.

Now is the time to buy! Lytix is still pretty cheap over on crex24.

I think projects that offer ICO's should be regulated.  They are asking for funding before the coin even hits the market. 
Too many scams have been perpetuated to allow otherwise.

I don't think all crypto should be regulated or centralized, but ICO's and big profit exchanges should have some sort of oversight.

I signed up the other day after someone sent me a link on telegram.  I didn't make it into the first wave, but I'm happy to be part of the second!
My roommate also signed up.  We're going to do our part by transferring BOMB back and forth to burn a bit more.

It all depends on the price you buy at.  
Do enough research and you might get super lucky to find a coin that is somewhat new and has dipped to rock bottom with a lot of room to grow.
Being in the right place, at the right time, with funds in hand makes all the difference.

I bought into a coin in Feb/March that had dipped to 1 satoshi, it's worth 19 now.  
Over 1,000 percent in 3 months.  
I expect it to reach 150-200 satoshi by the end of the year as trading volume increases.

My only complaint is that I didn't buy more, but you know the golden rule, only risk what you're willing to lose.

Two weeks ago I bought into another coin at 3 satoshi, it's worth 7 now.  I'm hoping it will reach 30 within 6 months, it's just starting to ramp up.

One thing I'd recommend is that if the coin reaches 100%, take out your initial investment and use it for your next.
It's pretty easy to reach 1000% gains on a basis of 0.

I've spent a lot of time in the altcoin world. 
One thing I see over and over again, is the obsession over a coin "mooning".
Chats and forums are filled with the same users asking "when moon?", or posting up moon/rocket memes.

For some extra fun. I'd like to propose that we label those users as "Werewolfs"
To take it a step further, when a user mentions mooning on a regular basic, it could be said that they are "Werewolfing".


Anyone else like this and getting a little troll face from the idea?

Ok, then let's not even get onto the topic of the mechanics and their "lambos" LOL