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Indeed, it is advisable to keep your tokens in your secure wallets like hardware wallets or have them scattered around in several paper wallets. It is also advisable to have some kind of antivirus or anti-malware program installed on your machine... to keep away threats that might get the hold of your private key.

Hello, can you please re-audit my profile at https://www.twitteraudit.com/altcoinpromoter

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Have you ever thought if one day people leave ICOs? I see from some discussions about this issue. They are discussing about the possibility about the topic. Personally, I think it may happen even though the possibility seems quite small. Investors may leave ICOs because of scam issues and many failed ICOs. They will buy coins or tokens listed on exchanges. And It may be safer way to invest in crypto.

My questions are:
1. What do you think about the issue? Is it possible to happen?
2. Is buying coins or tokens listed on exchanges safer than buying on ICOs?
3. Is ICO failure caused by many investors tend to choose buying tokens or coins on exchanges?

1. It is definitely possible as it is possible (with a really small chance) that crypto space will cease to exist as well. When there will be platform for the most essential things, ICOs will decrease in number since their products won't be needed any longer.

2. I suppose in this bear market it is, but it was not so last winter, where you could get x2 easily with almost any hyped up project. Wait till the price drops then buy on exchange, I suppose.

3. No comment here.

I would say some established infostructure coins or maybe in the future security tokens. Bitcoin is still #1 in terms of risky investment. If BTC falls, it drags mostly everything with it. So you can't be wrong there. For now.

Investing into Ethereum when it was around 450$ and cashing out at around 200$. Rookie mistake and that is how they make money from gullible "traders" or should I say in general, the masses. Lesson learned though and it wasn't that expensive! 

I agree in terms of investing, like if you are an ICO investor. But only with huge amounts, let's say more than 5000$ dollars of investment. I disagree for bounty hunting, it is totally unnecessary. They earn tokens and hence money laundering or financing terrorism is not possible.

For different reasons, actually. Some are exit scam and die instantly. Others try to struggle, but their token crashes and they give up. Some have inexperienced teams, which are the reason for project's death as you said. All in all, there are reports that say that 90-95% of projects die within 1-2 years of service. It is actually pretty accurate estimation.