These two projects have certain things in common and that is, firstly, Neo and Ethereum are both blockchain projects specifically designed to host smart contracts, ICOs, and DApps in a decentralized manner. Their respective blockchains are fueled by crypto-assets (GAS in NEO, Ether in Ethereum). What are the possible deferences between both projects.

There are too many air drops these days and i am wondering why these new projects put a whole lots of efforts to bank on these drops. Fortunately, a friend told me it a means to raise awareness for their crypto-currency project. Any other reasons for this air drops. Thank you

I have been wondering concerning the success of most start up projects in recent time. A recent concluded project said they were successful but did not hit hard cap, only they meet softcap. Now, i think a successful project, in my opinion, are projects that hit both soft and hardcap respectively. What do you think?

I have been wondering why most start up projects will come with excellent white papers that convinced many investors, and bounty participants yet ended up been a scam. How can we sort this legit white Papers from the fake? Thanks

I have learnt that Risk is what traders live and die by. If you don't risk anything, you can't make money, but if you don't control your risk, then you might find your account in tatters very quickly. Give some of the keys to a successful trade.

At this moment in time, if Monero and bitcoin were equally valued with same sized infrastructure, which crypto would you have, to spend, to hold, and to receive? Is one that announces all that you have, when and how much you spent? Or is it one that is so private, fungible and untraceable?  Share your thoughts.

I think that there is no other electronic cash system in which your account isn’t owned by someone else. Take PayPal, for example: if the company decides for some reason that your account has been misused, it has the power to freeze all of the assets held in the account, without consulting you. It is then up to you to jump through whatever hoops are necessary to get it cleared, so that you can access your funds. With cryptocurrency, you own the private key and the corresponding public key that makes up your cryptpcurrency address. No one can take that away from you (unless you lose it yourself, or host it with a web-based wallet service that loses it for you). I also think there are other advantages to share together.

Gold is a precious metal with an extremely limited supply, and silver is a precious metal, limited in supply, but not to the degree of gold. The historic gold/silver ratio is right around 16:1, meaning 16 ounces of silver would equal 1 ounce of gold. The current ratio of gold to silver is approximately 64:1, or 0.015625. Bitcoin was designed to be a digital equivalent of gold, and thus has an extremely limited supply, and is “mined” in a digital representation of gold mining. Litecoin is limited in supply, but not to the degree of Bitcoin. The designed ratio between BTC and LTC is 4:1, meaning that in the ultimate final count, there will be four litecoins for every one bitcoin. If this is true, can bitcoin remain the gold while other coin/token be silver and  diamond respectively? Thank you