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I think invest NEO coin my capital half bulk ,plz comment your decide ?
That is a right decision. NEO has been dubbed "ETH China", and will soon have coin in NEO. So this is a good time to buy NEO 
I believe in the future of NEO, but just remember NEO is highly controlled by the whims of the Chinese government. If someone gets into an argument with their wife and wants to feel strong and powerful... they simply tell the media they're thinking about banning ICO's. Boom... huge decline.
Chinees will not ban their won products for sure. They always want to use their won products instead of using the USA and European products. They don't use facebook and WhatsApp but they have their own alternative for these things similarly they may stop using ETH for the ICO's but in the long run, they may prefer to use NEO so it will be a big boost to NEO. I suggest better to invest some money but don't put 50% in one product.
The point is NEO has proven over time that it is a worthwhile portfolio for investment,right from when the ban in china caused its prices to slump till now.I have no doubt that it will be a hot cake this year especially given some of the problems ethereum encounters during on peak usage days.So this is worth your dime
I think that Neo is the second Ethereum. And as we know the Chinese are very well able to forge and even exceed the competitors. I already bought NEO and aims to keep them 1 year. If Neo will be smart contracts can outperform Ethereum. If you want to invest , do it wisely.
Trouble with ETH is just like BTC and it will not scale which any two bid software developer knew from day one.
I know nothing much about playing markets (I ADMIT IT) but ETH i think is a good investment because it
earns "gas" by hosting other alt-coins but really us tech freaks need a replacement and NEO will receive
my attention because it has cropped up several time now on my radar.
oh yes, Bitcoin Lightning Network is a collection of mini banks, forget the propaganda they feed you here
because it will NOT turn Bitcoin into a racing machine but depending on how it is used (subject to banking fees)
it will only speed Bitcoin up by a factor between 5-10 times it slow speed of just 7 transactions per second today.
I believe in the future of NEO, but just remember NEO is highly controlled by the whims of the Chinese government. If someone gets into an argument with their wife and wants to feel strong and powerful... they simply tell the media they're thinking about banning ICO's. Boom... huge decline.
It's the big worry with NEO, it's kind of like a play thing for China, they will protect it and it can benefit from that but if they decide they are tired with it then NEO is one of the crypto's they can destroy. They can greatly harm the others but they can kill NEO.
I believe in the future of NEO, but just remember NEO is highly controlled by the whims of the Chinese government. If someone gets into an argument with their wife and wants to feel strong and powerful... they simply tell the media they're thinking about banning ICO's. Boom... huge decline.
I think that Neo is the second Ethereum. And as we know the Chinese are very well able to forge and even exceed the competitors. I already bought NEO and aims to keep them 1 year. If Neo will be smart contracts can outperform Ethereum. If you want to invest , do it wisely.
I think you made a Great choice investing on NEO , the question that I'm just asking is why is NEO is the only crypto that didn't fall down as almost all the cryptos ranked on the top 100 of the market . Did some one have the explanation of this phenomenal resistance of NEO against the last TSONAMI .
Investing half of your captial on NEO is definitely risky in my opinion. If I were to invest half of my capital, it would only be on bitcoin.
At the end of the day though, it's YOUR money. Do your own research; if you think NEO is a good investment, then go ahead.
At the end of the day though, it's YOUR money. Do your own research; if you think NEO is a good investment, then go ahead.
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