Usually what happens with currencies with market caps this high and coin-to-dollar conversions this unpredictable are "corrections." When Icarus flew too close to the sun he burned himself, when bitcoin hit a price its own users felt was too high, the value crashed. It's common for things like this to happen, but on the other hand look at the unbelievable upside #bitcoin, #litecoin, and other such currencies have had. If people play a risky game like this there are going to be huge returns, but don't forget about the large downsides as well. $BITCOMP

This article was extremely descriptive in defining the possible paths of Cytovia. In your personal opinion, do you think its smarter for Cytovia to follow the path of Celator or Tesaro?

I feel as if this new robotics industry will hurt the economy in the beginning but will eventually grow our economy tremendously.

Interesting article! Amazon is a behemoth and I feel as if smaller competitors of Amazon have realized that "if you can't beat 'em join 'em." Walmart being a rather large competitor of Amazon isn't so easily giving up its position.

The recent "flash crash" has scared a lot of investors from cryptocurrency. Yet, I feel as if this crash was nothing more than another bump in the way of this sector's growth. What do you think about this?

It's not that there is necessarily one that is better, but there is a huge differentiation between the success of some over others. Many cryptocurrencies are very unstable and can cause serious gains and losses for investors whereas some are somewhat more stable: bitcoin, ether, litecoin. If you have any more questions feel free to personally message me!

One of the most honest and clear analyses of crypto-assets! I would love to hear your opinion on the addition of SegWit in LiteCoin and other such cryptocurrencies! Where do you suspect the value of LiteCoin to be in 2020, 2025, etc?

Great Analysis! Yet, I have a divergent view on the value of these types of currencies. Bitcoin and other such crypto assets have an exponential "future" intrinsic value that not many other assets can offer at this current time. They aren't like penny stocks yet can give return percentages way higher than penny stocks. On the other hand, they also can devalue in that same rate. It all depends on if you are a risky and optimistic investor.

Moreover, I feel as if something that is really going to push some of these "cryptocurrencies" through the roof is Segregated Witness or "SegWit" for short. What are your opinions on SegWit and how do you think it is going to affect the prices of these assets, especially LiteCoin? I would love to hear your opinion!