I think fear is not the word here. It's just that governments are cautious with viewing on things because they want to safeguard their people from anything that can cause them losses or that can put them in a position where they can be scammed or victimized by shady characters. Unfortunately, this market, if you're not careful, you can be subjected to its normal features like the volatility of its assets, which could really make you regret investing in it. Other times, people can take advantage of you. Those are the things that a government wants to protect their people of that is why they are not embracing the cryptocurrency market like other markets.

I agree. I think, in every kind of business whether it's in this market or in other markets, advertising has always been a key component that could spell a project's success or failure. Marketing through advertising gives people the knowledge and know-how of what the project is all about, and it keeps them excited and looking forward to it, especially if the project has proved to have a catchy concept. However, since there are so many projects popping seemingly every now and then, it's very difficult to advertise now that could really catch people's attention.

Unfortunately mate, there are so little selections of campaigns that accept newbies, so it would be a better option to rank up your membership first to Jr. Member instead of trying to find a campaign that accepts newbies, which is very rare. Also, you have to consider that the stake you get for Jr. Member is not that much, what more for a Newbie account, so it's better to rank up first, at least by then, you would have more options to join projects and gain bigger stakes as well.

I would say Ethereum, Waves, Ripple, Litecoin, Stellar and Dash would be some of my options. In fact, I have them at my portfolio right now, and I am holding some of them for future profit. These coins, to me, are reliable in terms of keeping their value even in those times when the market is going haywire. Also, they have shown good movements since its onset, and many people also see them as potential-filled coins.

Hello. Sir, I am regretfully informing you that I have to withdraw from the campaign. I would need to focus on more pressing matters, and I am afraid that I may not be able to comply with the tasks I should be doing. So, instead of not meeting the commitment I made, I would rather just withdraw. I would like to thank you though for the opportunity, though.  

I agree. However, I think it would be better if you would actually exchange it for money and use that money to be donated to the poor or charity. I say that because not all people, especially those involved in charity know what to do with the cryptocurrency and bitcoin. I think that the most critical aspect for them is money and giving something that is not money or at least not supplies to be used readily would be virtually useful to them.

That is the I think the ideal scenario, if the person who died would leave every safeguard detail like passwords and the likes to someone so that he can have access to their holdings. However, in the event that they didn't leave anything, then the holdings will just be there in stash and won't be used until the time it would be dissolved or at least be excluded in the count of asset in the circulation. However, since there is a ceiling with regarding to the circulating quantity of any coin in the market, then the amount of circulation would be decreased that if the holding is of a substantial amount, it may actually be a contributing factor to decrease the supply, and thus if there is an increase in demand, it will have a hand in making the price of the coin a tad little higher.

I agree. Many cryptocurrency users are seeing it as a good opportunity to add coins to their holdings. Since most prices are going down, including bitcoin and many several altcoins, they are enlarging their portfolio for future use. Also, it gives the chance for small-time investors and players to actually get themselves good holdings for a projected profit in the future. I think that it somehow equalizes the playing field of the cryptocurrency market for everyone. Also, it's a good time to see which coins are actually resilient enough to hold their value despite the market's negative state. For that, it would be good to use supportive apps like Daneel [daneel.io] that is a good resource and platform for news and updates regarding current market trends and movements. It also has comparative and analytic data about different coins in the market that could be useful in deciding which ones are for keeping and for dumping.

I don't know if you're just posting this thread to entice some attention from people. But, to answer you in a serious note, I don't think that would be a good idea because your house is of a different league of asset compared to bitcoin. One's house is a necessity, and it is an essential for living, thus, if you would compromise that security, you have a big chance of living in the streets. But, if you really are serious with doing that, then at least get something to help you know which investments you should make that would put you in a position to gain back the house you sold. I would suggest Daneel (daneel.io). It is an app that gives you updated data regarding the market and how bitcoin and altcoins are faring in it. Also, it has analytical data and news that could update you with current market movements to also help you make good moves, after all, your house is on the line here.

Although that might be a good and profitable move in the future. What I don't totally agree on is the "sell all" move. I think that you can try to dispose off those coins that are proving to be non-profitable or at least won't be in the next few months, especially if you're only eyeing for a short term investment. Bitcoin is always the powerhouse in the cryptocurrency market and holding it for future use is never a bad idea, I think. However, there are still lots of promising altcoins in the market that could be considered for a semi or full long term investment that could yield good profit. To support this idea, I think one should get all information available to him in the internet or through news platforms and apps to give him the best possible scenario on whether to hold or sell some assets. For that, Daneel (daneel.io) could be considered because it can give you analytical market data showing the current trends and changes with altcoins and also bitcoin in the market. It also has this function of showing you market emotions which are consolidated through the feelings of people and how they judge what's happening in the cryptomarket, plus their opinions on what moves to better follow to avoid loss.

I agree. Although not all transactions and activities in the cryptocurrency market are done with the use of the internet; most of the essential ones like trading, investing, keeping holdings are mostly done in the internet. Therefore, if the the internet would go down, it would cripple all activities related to the cryptocurrency market, specifically in the bitcoin market. Although there can be ways to do it offline, the convenience and ease of transacting worlds apart, being it is one of the characteristics of bitcoin would be compromised.

I agree. As much as it has all the capacity and power to do that, given it's good marketability and high value, world poverty is such an over-bearing and big problem that can't be solved by any new and growing business trend even if it has all the potential in the world. I think it may play a big part in helping alleviate that problem, but I also think that there should be a convergence of so many factors that would work for that cause and cure world poverty.

That's right. The price or value really speaks a lot on why people are getting hooked up on investing with bitcoin. Also, since there are many news supporting its legitimacy and its projected continual rise, more and more are actually beginning to see its seemingly limitless potential that many ignored before due to the negative notion people tied up with the cryptocurrency market, and specifically, to bitcoin. If you plan on investing or doing some business ventures in the bitcoin market, it would help if you actually have a guide or an app that you can use to help you gain critical and analytic information like Daneel (https://daneel.io). It provides up-to-date and actual market information that could help you know what better options to choose when investing. It also has a new technology of gauging the market's emotions. This shows you how people feel about one coin, which could somehow hold water because you can see how many supports it.

I agree. I think people mistake "education" for the traditional type, which is going to school and getting grades. Education, in it's basic sense, describes how one acquires and uses knowledge to improve himself. I think that it is always good to have more knowledge and information at your disposal because you won't actually know when you would need them and having them ready in your pocket is always a good thing. I am not saying that traditional education is not important anymore, but there are some people who still succeed without it, but what's constant with one of who is studying in a school and one of is not, for the sake of success, is that both should be hungry to learn new things to improve themselves.

I agree. I think what's impressive about it is how it can change the market landscape in just a short while. I mean, it has been present for 10 years already give or take, but the way it has affected the market and it has risen in power amongst the trade and investment industry has been quite significant as well. Also, since its introduction, there hasn't been another currency that is like bitcoin or the blockchain market; this shows how technology can really change a lot of things.

For myself, I was enticed to delve into it deeper  by a friend and co-worker. I was highly motivated because I saw the changes in them through their assets and monetary holdings. Venturing in the crypto market really helped them alot. Also, it was easier to get me hooked because of my early encounter with the crypto market years ago, but that time, I did not go for it because I thought it was a scam. Now, I keep myself updated by checking out news and updates from all over the net and through daneel , a third party program that gives up to date news about everything in the crypto world. But, the best thing about it is the updated data it provides regarding the latest movements and trends in the world of cryptocurrency.

Good list. For now, many people would tell you to go after Eth, Waves, LTC and Ripple, those are the promising coins as of late that are showing good signs of increase due to their developers' recent news about pumping and increasing the market caps of those coins. Having said, especially for a newbie, it would be an easier way to find your sources in one spot, like the one provided in https://daneel.io. Daneel is a good app to help you find news and information on the current altcoins that have good market movement. It also has a new concept of gauging the market's emotion to help you on your decision making on which atlcoins you better have in your holdings.

Well, like they say "patience is a virtue", but not everyone has that, therefore, difficulties would arise when people venture into something that in the end would turn sour and unprofitable. Although the cryptocurrency market is one that is difficult to test, there are means like using apps such as daneel found in https://daneel.io that has market emotion indicators that could help a person gain useful knowledge on what the people feels right, and thus, gain their support. Also, it can provide you analytic data to help you consider which ventures have better chances once it plays out in the market. It is one thing to be patient, but it is safer if there is a basis for all your moves, especially when money or profit is involved.

Good read first of all. I think these will end up as speculations. South Korea is one of those countries that are inclined to technology. The blockchain technology, the bitcoin market, and the cryptocurrency market in general, is a market that is heavily connected to technology. I think there are just having qualms on how the cryptocurrency market would play out. I think Koreans are known as people who are very critical with following rules and regulations and doing things by the book, therefore, I think they are just seeing the bitcoin market as a divergence, that's why they have some doubts embracing it.

I agree. Also, I think media is just supporting the general idea of things and is basically going with the flow. As they say nowadays, the media reports and tells you about what you want to hear so you would continue to support and patronize them. Since many people, companies, business people, and governments as well have conveyed how negative and doubtful bitcoin is, or the cryptocurrency in general, the media is supporting the leading idea from big names and entities to ride the wave. Unfortunately for many people, many don't actually even invest in learning about the truth, which keeps them in the dark on how bitcoin can do good.