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 Important: This position should not be considered as an investment council. The author focuses on the best coins in terms of actual use and adoption, not from a financial or investment perspective. In 2017, cryptographic markets set the new standard for simple profits. Almost every piece or chip made incredible returns. "A rising tide throws all the boats," as they say, and the end of 2017 was a deluge. The increase in prices has created a positive feedback cycle, which is attracting more and more capital into Crypto. Unfortunately, but inevitably, this galloping market is leading to a massive investment. Money has been thrown indiscriminately in all kinds of dubious projects, many of which will not bear fruit. In the current bearish environment, hype and greed are replaced by a critical assessment and prudence. Especially for those who have lost money, marketing promises, endless shillings, and charismatic oratorios are no longer sufficient. Well, basic reasons to buy or ho...

 If you don't personally invest in cryptocurrency, then it's likely that at this point you have friends, family members, or colleagues who do. Cryptocurrencies have risen from a very niche market to becoming nearly fully mainstream, and they've done so in a very short amount of time. Now that they're so ubiquitous, there's a new question to wrangle with, and that's the matter of how cryptocurrencies are handled in the divorce process. Determining and distributing financial assets, as well as determining alimony payments, are central issues to be resolved during the majority of divorce proceedings. There are many tools at an attorney's disposal for the disclosure of financial assets, however when you combine Bitcoin and divorce, you're left with something entirely new. Handling Bitcoin and divorce is different from handling other financial assets for several huge reasons. One is the sheer volatility of their value. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have ...