I used to think that the only way ICOs would end is when developers fund their own project but recent ruling by the US SEC suggests otherwise.

The recent crackdown on two initial coin offerings (ICOs) Paragon and AirFox by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could lead to many blockchain and crypto projects declaring bankruptcy in the coming months.

Full story: https://www.ccn.com/how-secs-paragon-ruling-could-send-many-crypto-icos-to-bankruptcy/amp/

This action by the SEC could force project founders to raise funds thru Venture Capital instead of a public sale. If that ever happens, there's probably no need to use the services of bounty hunters.

Have you ever thought about this?

Have you ever asked this question before?
have you been dragged to different telegram groups you have never even heard about?

Me? Yes, my account have been all over the place before. This happened because some people I do not even know kept adding me on different telegram groups for some referral campaign. This is not an acceptable practice for me but many still do it unfortunately.

So is there anything that can be done about this? Yes, there is. If in case you still do not know, you can set the settings of your telegram account. It's quite simple, go to Settings > Privacy and Security > Under Privacy, click "Groups" then choose who can add you.   

Hope this helps.

I visited the Marketplace Board - Work For Crypto and noticed some posted topics do not belong there. I am not sure whether to report to moderator or not so I'll just post the links here.

https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=59997.0
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=62070.0
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=61994.0
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=67334.0
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=60297.0
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=67334.0

Do not be that guy/girl who watch his/her bags go to the moon only to watch them go to the grave  .
Do not commit the same mistake of many traders/investors of not selling at a profit thinking the price will go up even further.

We are only a few weeks away from the incoming bull run (my opinion only). Set a target sales price or take any profit whenever you can.

Many suggest that holding is the best option especially in a bearish market but is it really?

Here's what I think based on my own experience:
Some people who hodl are just forced to do so because they were unable to sell on time due to lack of skill in trading. They had no other option other than to sell at a huge loss. I bet the people suggesting that hodling is the best option would probably sell their bags immediately at whatever profit or at a minimum loss if given the chance.

According to the article, the UK Cryptocurrency Markets are set to provide a decent boost to the country's financial landscape after Brexit. So it begins - Cryptocurrency saving the economy of a country (atleast from experts prediction) 
 

Excerpt from the article:
"Herbert Sim, the CCO at Cryptology stated that it is not easy to believe that the UK won’t exploit cryptocurrency opportunities opened up by Brexit. On leaving the EU, UK will be able to make clearer decisions in areas where the EU bureaucratic process will be very slow about making choices.

Brexit is going to permit stronger cryptocurrency partnerships with crypto friendly economies like South Korea, China, Singapore, Brazil, and Australia."

Read the whole article here https://thecurrencyanalytics.com/3497/uk-cryptocurrency-market-to-improve-despite-brexit/

I found this article by FinanceX interesting and had a good time reading it. It basically tackles most common careers of traders who are still employed. Sharing some portions of the article, you can read it in full on the link provided at the end.

1. IT / Coder / Developer
This group is most passionate about crytpocurrency for obvious reasons. With two screens sitting side-by-side, it’s easy to keep an eye on changing prices and it wouldn’t be a surprise to find out IT professionals have the highest profitability rate when cryptotrading.

2. Accountant
Trading volumes, portfolios, and chart/graphs are not unfamiliar to these specialists. The shear hours accountants spend on the computer help the situation, too.

3. Teacher
People in education are often up to date with current world trends.

4. Business, Marketing
Business people are notoriously interested in stocks and forex exchange trading. The crypto trading scene presents a more challenging prospect with opportunities for incredible short-term profits. Marketers on the other hand can quickly see through an inflated, over-exaggerated marketing campaign giving them the ability to find which altcoins will have long-term value.

5. YouTuber
YouTubers spend as much time in front of a computer screen as anyone so their location suits the hobby. The platform is littered with videos from crypto experts who study the charts and inform the public about new altcoins on the way up.

6. Office workers
Crypto trading is surely much more exciting than whatever they’re supposed to be doing at any given moment. A typical eight hour day provides plenty of time for office workers to open another tab and keep an eye on the market.

7. Online salespeople
The nature of their work means that, if they so choose, they can distract themselves in the hope that trading profits trump what they would have made in comission on the sales they missed.

I am kind of a number 2. What about you?

(Source: https://medium.com/financex/7-most-common-careers-of-a-crypto-trader-27e7567a83bd)

When asked by friends or relatives who are new to crypto, how do you explain bitcoin in one or two sentence/s?
Something that they can have a general idea what is it all about without having their mind blown.

I usually use lines like this:
"Imagine sending money without having to pay fees to third parties..............."