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Defi of 2020 is very similar to the ICO boom of 2017. Tons of opportunity to make and lose money. Hidden inside the crazy schemes and fake projects are real honest quality projects. I just hope that they don't get bled out because of all the other trash

No question for me. IB and ICOs/IEOs always bring me back. I enjoy the fun Doge market too. So much volatility in the sub-satoshi markets. Forks, airdrops etc ... they are always lookign to add fun

My first significant investment was YO and then Invest after that. Yo was and is good for me. I got caught by the Invest wall drop. I really thought I had another day or two. I was so close to cashing out and just didn't do it.

Yobit is a fun exchange. I love the IEOs/ICOs, forks, airdrops, freecoins, dice, Investbox etc. Lots of opportunity for game theory and excitement. Also allows for a simple exchange and has a good DOGE market.

Between ETH and BNB, I think I would lean ETH. Although the development for ETH future state seems to be dragging, it is still significantly less centralized than BNB. BNB has shown amazing growth and stability of price but it is held up by Binance. They don't have to answer to anybody outside of their ecosystem

The growth of easy coin has been interesting to watch in the IBs. I have a feeling the listing will come out of no where shortly after TALK launch. I think there are two moves for it either 1:) dump immediately and just take what you can or 2.) wait for the next YoPump after and hope it has a good showing. I'm leaning toward YoPump waiting

BTC is still really the leader. If I create a coin and trade .00000001 of it to somebody for a dollar, that doesn't not mean the coin is really worth 100000000. This situation also happens when people talk market cap. I could make a coin with 1 trillion dollar MC in an afternoon but it would have almost no volume or liquidity

The biggest issue I see with BCH is the massive setup hardforks. There is a HF every 6 months and that HF can create 1 to even 3 new coins and then they battle for which one is BCH. Its just a mess

Stable coins are very useful in area where the local currency is volatile and but people will transact in EUR or USD. Not everybody is on board with BTC and many times only small transactions are needed

The time to exit YODA was during its win on the YoPump. If it gets added to the YoPny race again will will shoot up a good percentage. Its not a guarantee though as there are a lot of coins which could go on teh list.

I chose Tron but more in that "land of the blind" sort of way. Maybe I'm now out of touch from the alt scene, but a bunch of those I haven't even heard of. Tron atl east is trying to do things beyond just maintaining a coin

I'd love to see another drop (simply to dump it) but I just don't see a justified reason for them to do it. UNI is doing just fine and is meeting whether goals they may have had. It seems to meet its purpose

Even back to 2016 I felt that the 2020 to 2028 halving epochs were where the biggest boom would be. What I didn't think of was business investments (see MicroStrategies) coming into play. I think 2021 is when we will see the biggest growth.

Doge has been pretty stable for a cryptocurrency when measured against BTC. In FIAT that is totally different. It goes up and down as youd expect just at BTC does. I don't mind keeping Doge aroudn for this reason. It is great for low or subsatoshi coin trading and is very easy to convert between BTC and back. Its value will go up as predicted but only because BTC does the same thing

Keep in mind that trading fee if you are looking to try to do a substantial amount of buy/sells. You breakeven is going to be 0.4% difference