Absolutely, very picky. Should be even more picky to be honest, the slightest red flag will stop me from investing now. It's just not worth the risk, too much money and/or time at stake. I have researched projects for ages and been impressed, then found that their social media is not being updated and immediately turned away. If a project can't be bothered to update their followers on their progress, then it's less likely that they are making progress behind the scenes too. Not just social media, can be anything. A badly designed website, lack of publicly available information on the team, a whitepaper that has spelling mistakes in and loads more. Any of these (to me) are signs that a project doesn't pay attention to detail. Each to their own, but just my thoughts on the matter.

It's impossible to answer that question without more information. When did you buy? What did you buy? How much did you buy? What proportion of your investment do you designate as high risk? How much return are you hoping to get? Without knowing all that information, the answer will be different every time. Some coins are good for short term gains, whereas others are about big future potential. Once you can answer those questions for each of your investments, you should be able to make a calculated decision.

I tend to somewhat agree in the sense that we may see some positive breakouts but in general we're still slowly cupping out from the bottom and the market may simply need more healing while overvalued ALTS will still have some extra room to fall in price.  I think for the most part the worse of the bear market is over but the healing may take months to play out (which is healthy).

Agree with you on all points, already seeing plenty of positive breakouts, even though most of them are shortlived. The market finally seems to have found, at least approximately, it's baseline. Some will still find room to drop, but don't think we'll see too many drastically falling from the levels they're at now. Can't see too many signs for major movements before the end of the year, but as you mentioned, as long as it can remain reasonably steady it should assist the long term growth.

It's been a tough year for many investors, especially those who chose to dive in headfirst with no real knowledge of the industry. I know plenty of people who have lost huge amounts of money, some down to bad timing, but most simply because of greed and wanting to make a quick buck. My main lesson this year has been to set stop losses, better late than never I guess.

Ledger or trezor is the best of course, but I can't keep all my money in there because I'm trading, in binance and bitmex, so unfortunately some money of mine should stay in exchanges.

Yes, absolutely. Any coins you are regularly trading you will need to keep on the exchanges, otherwise it can cost you an arm and a leg if you have to keep depositing and withdrawing. Best bet then is to not keep everything on one exchange, spread out your trading across a number of exchanges so you're not holding all your eggs in one basket if it falls. And always remove anything as soon as you intend to hold it wothout trading for a longer period of time.

10% a week is definitely possible, but involves lots of screen time, at least to do it on a consistent basis anyway. It's entirely to make much more than that on occasion, the challenge is doing it week in week out. You've picked a reasonably realistic target though, so with dedication and a slice of luck, you should be able to pull it off.

I've been in for just over a year too, made some money at the beginning, but unfortunately ramped up my investment at the start of the year. Worst possible time to have put more money in and lost over 90% on my two biggest investments. Ah well, guess it was a learning curve. I have become much more cautious with investing now, and am quietly optimistic that we will see a recovery over the next 12-18 months, even if it doesn't reach the levels it got to at the turn of the year.