I have experienced a bounty campaign that lasted a year and 3 months, unfortunately i thought this would have lead to coin/ token price pump but reverse was the case, a complete dump when coin/token was listed on the exchanges. In your opinion, what could have made the coin/token price dump after the IEO? Thanks

Guys, as a trader in crypto, i have been analysing the market to a certain point and i think that trading crypto increases the prices of coins than holding or investing.
Now, in which ever definition given to "investing" or "investment", whether in economics or finance definition, the bottom line is that investment is always concerns the outlay of some asset today (time, money, effort, etc.) in hopes of a greater payoff in the future than what was originally put in.
Trading involves more frequent transactions, such as the buying and selling of crypto. A continuous buying of coins at given time will increase prices while selling coins at given time may also reduce prices. Fortunately, traders seek to make profits within a specified period of time and often use a protective stop-loss order to automatically close out losing positions at a predetermined price level. In nutshare, the act of buying and selling crypto will always boost prices than holding. Share your thoughts.

Guys i have found this statement: " invest as much as you can afford to lose", often very unpleasant and discouraging on crypto ecosystems yet many writters, analyst, expats, entrepreneurs etc keep making thesame statement.
Now, in any business venture, i think there are profits and loses, and in as much as there are probabilities in business, i think profit/ loss is also applicable to every other businesses beside crypto. In a nutshell, i have concluded that this statememt should be modify in this manner: "invest as much as you are can lose or gain". Vise versa. This is just my opinion. What do you think?

In my recent air drop participation, i discovered certain air drop campaign asking of gas fee to receive coins. I think this trend on the crypto ecosystem could be a scam, and it may be uncertain that these coins might not  be listed on any exchange at the long run. What do you think?

We have these options in predicting crypto prices  namely, technical analysis, fundamental analysis and sentimental analysis.

The technical analysis is getting information or satistical trend through the past coin activities etc.

The fundamentals analysis is getting basic information about coin movements from the project management and relying on them to predict the coin prices.

The sentimental analysis is getting infomation from certain key players involved in the market e.g journalist, influencers and consumers involved.

I also think that there are other better price predictions analysis that could help to get certain degree of coin price accuracy. However, i have considered sentimental analysis as the best for traders and other participants. Which of these analysis stated above do you considered as best for coin predictions?

Guys, i have come to the conclusion that increased liquidity would mean price stability, easier, cheaper transactions, and more investor confidence. It would also prevent Bitcoin whales, or large buys, from manipulating cryptocurrency prices. What are your thoughts?

Guys, i just thought of certain numbers of projects that could not meet up softcap, and based on this, many of these failed ICOs are considering lauching an IEO, at least to meet the softcap and kick start the project. On the contrary, i thought that some of them might as well fail to meet softcap. One of the reasons is that there could be poor promotion, and it may be that many investors has no confidence on these projects etc. Can all these IEOs succeed? What do you think?

Just about six months ago that Bitcoin price was trading in the low $3,000s, where it set its bear market bottom and multi-year low, already the crypto asset is trading at over three times the value it was such a short time ago.
With such rapid growth, the first-ever cryptocurrency shows no signs of stopping, has avoided any significant corrections, and if such a growth rate keeps up, Bitcoin may never again trade below four digits. This is just my opinion. What are your thoughts?