From January 2018 to date, Bitcoin and altcoins have been on a free fall, to the extent Technical Analysis by so called experts in the space have not been respected. Several times supports zones have been breached by the fall in BTC especially, thus making a mess of TAs. So I ask, at this rate, is it safe to still regard TAs churned out by these experts, or it's better to simply observe the market and work with Fundamentals

This is one very important piece of information that every crypto enthusiast needs to imbibe. That the price of a coin is at it's lowest doesn't mean it's a good bargain, it may as well go from there way lower and eventually become worthless. So, sometimes the much anticipated pump on a coin may never happen leaving people highly disappointed. Always know when to pull the plug on a coin. What's your thought on this?

Bounties are a complete nowadays, from getting terminated midway because an ICO failed, to payments not being made because the project teams have simply disappeared.. The space has become a wild wild west in it's totality. This is a direct fallout from the state of the crypto market in general.

ICOs are failing because they're increasingly not being able to gain the confidence of the investing public. Some of these projects in all honesty have no business coming into the crypto space, as their value proposition isn't convincing enough. Again, with the spate of scam projects now, many people simply do not trust any project to invest their money, for fear of being scammed and losing scarce resources.

Bounty hunters are on the receiving end, because an investor may choose not to invest in an ICO and status quo remains, but a bounty hunter has most likely invested time and resources in promoting a project, before investor thinks of investing. It's a sad situation these days. Time and effort wasted. Feels as though I should take a break from bounty participation for a while until the market bounces back. Who shares this thoughts with me?

Guys, I need to understand the concept of averaging down in crypto, especially when you're at a loss. I hear a few persons talk about it as a strategy they adopted when a coin they've bought drops in price sharply. But it seems to me that more money is being invested in the process. What happens if there's further loss incurred after buying more, do you keep buying or simply stop? I need clarifications

As a crypto trader, do you wake up with thoughts and questions like "How do I get a piece of the pie today?"

Having been in this space for a while now, I have noticed crypto assets tend to obey more of fundamentals than the technical. News tend to effect the price movements of these coins more. So I ask, as a crypto trader, which of them do you rely on the most, Technical Analysis or Fundamental Analysis?

Having been in this space for quite a while now, I see myself being affected by some of terminologies in crypto. Recently I noticed that I tend to spell HOLD as HODL in my emails or letters at work and I don't notice until the computer highlights it as not being correct.

How has crypto affected you?

EOS is so unbelievable right now. Reading this news saddens me, especially as EOS had almost a year long ICO, raking in a lot money in the process. Dan Larimer is now someone not to be reckoned with in this space. I'm pretty much disappointed!

https://www.coindesk.com/early-execs-leave-block-one-the-peter-thiel-backed-crypto-startup-behind-eos/