MrGreen
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Crypto isn't dead you just have to understand what is going on and adapt. Crypto was starting to take off and the banks used their governments to take action to suppress it. This will only delay the inevitable. Banks cannot defeat technology forever.
Reading the misinformed negative posts like the ones here give me a lot more hope. This website's users represent a well-educated, tech-savy, millennial demographic that will be among the first to understand the world of crypto and to see that there is still not much understanding regarding things as simple as difficulty shows we are probably much earlier along in the process than I thought.
The key here is to remember its not about how fast mass-adoption takes place, but that you get in well advance of mass adoption. Following the price on a daily basis is a bit silly at this point. We are several years away from the general public even finding out about the tech.
I have stopped trading and stopped investing in mining equipment and have devoted all of my focus to bounty programs, airdrops, as well as building up accounts and selling them. Once you get some bounties going on several platforms, you are going to be one of the top holders of that coin. If the coin meets its roadmap, you will make a killing and if it fizzles, you haven't lost anything but time.
I've turned this into a steady passive income by selling youtube/twitter account combinations with several bounties bringing in residual coin drops. My passive income is currently 75% mining. 15% account sales and 10% staking which is very different from a year ago.
That is not counting to vast amounts of prerelease coins I am accumulating through bounties and airdrops. The coins have no value because they have not hit the market yet but the hypothetical values of these coins if they ever make it to market blows my mind.
PM me on twitter @cryptocommies for serious private discussion.  9/21/2018 7:55:47 PM
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