Many HODLERS who have complete belief in Bitcoin continue to strategically shore up their positions buying the dips taking place in 2018.They can and we believe they will. This time they are a bit more savvy and will bring along their brother-in-law and friends from their golf group who missed the ride last time. When the price does begin to move north again (and it will) millions of people who dipped their toe in the waters last year will re-engage and bring millions of additional new users with them.

Investors have different styles of investing, but they can basically be divided into two camps: active management and passive management. Buy-and-hold strategies - in which the investor may use an active strategy to select securities or funds but then lock them in to hold them long term - are generally considered to be passive in nature.

The amount of time required to complete the crowd sale objectives is a flexible determinant of a successful initial Coin Offering campaign, as one ICO may require 3 days and another may require 1 month or more to completely exhaust their tokens sales or achieve a their minimum cap.

In the calmness and quietness that comes with the bear market, I decided to search some insights and look through perspectives I have not paid attention to. This is not the first bear market in crypto.

Although 2019 is still a few months away, now is a good time to examine the outlook for the cryptocurrency market as we transition into a new trading year. Before we preview 2019, let’s review the first nine months of 2018.  We will compare the top ten cryptocurrencies (in terms of market cap) against the DGTX token.

The project designing smart tokens that hold several tokens in reserve to exchange between them seamlessly experienced serious security troubles during their ICO. To their fortune, they withstood the attacks and got rewarded by becoming one of the highest-funded ICOs, at that point.