At Alte.Capital we did short summary of trading and investing in blockchain projects. - how it was possible to get 3900% in 12 months - major factors affecting mining or investing results - What are Initial Coin Offerings about - What are the biggest risks related to investing into cryptocurrencies

1. Investing in blockchains
Alte.Capital
Real life examples of mining and trading in
blockchain projects in 2016 and 2017

2. About
➔Investing in blockchains
➔Mining vs investing
➔ICO
➔Risks, problems, examples

3. ➔ Invest in yourself first, find your passion
◆ Maybe better create an ICO ?! ;)
➔ Don’t lose money!
➔ Create a plan (short and long term)
➔ Keep It Simple
➔ Very hard work and time consuming
◆ Trading is emotional game, not intellectual
Investing

4. NVIDIA vs BTC

5. Why invest in crypto?
➔Diversification from stock market (easy access to global projects)
➔Decentralized - hard to value
➔Limited supply (in a world where you can have everything)
◆ Not always… forks, chain splits
➔Early access
➔Bubble every where - inflation, global money printing!

6. Investing options in blockchains (selected)
➔ Mining
➔ Trading
➔ Value investing (long term HODL)
➔ ICO

7. Mining 4.09.2017 27.09.2017

8. Mining vs investing - 12 months - start June 2016

9. Mining vs investing - 12 months - start August 2016

10. Mining summary 09.2017
➔ GPU mining - full return after 8-12 months
(almost same as when starting in 2016)
➔ Return and profits depend on coin price
➔ Incentive to understand blockchain better
➔ Learning curve and maintenance takes time
➔ Lower risk of investment than investing
(we can sell GPU equipment)
➔ In few months Ethereum switching to POS
(no one knows what will happen)

11. Trading

12. Return since 1st January 2017

13. Correlations
2016 2017
https://blog.patricktriest.com/analyzing-cryptocurrencies-python/

15. Where we are?

16. ICO
➔ Presale of a cryptocurrency or token of a blockchain project
➔ Companies offer investors units of their new cryptocurrency or token
➔ Payments with Bitcoin or Ethereum (90% ICO’s)
➔ The pre-created tokens can be easily sold and traded on exchanges (after
the ICO finishes and the tokens are listed)
➔ The idea is that there will be a demand for the token and you can sell it
with profit

17. ICO example - OmiseGO

22. ICO and crypto- Rules
➔ Don't lose money!
➔ Team quality:
◆ History, reputation, trustworthy
◆ Will they deliver?
➔ Long term plan for development
➔ Scalability
➔ Exit plan
How venture capitalists selecting
projects
https://medium.com/vcdium/venture-capital-decision-making-c3258bc1b09c

23. ICO

24. ICO example - OPUS

25. ICO example - Golem

26. Risks
● Hackers - wallets storage
○ Phishing
● Wild west in trading
○ pump and dumps, spoofing orders, crossing yourself
● Law regulations
● Bugs - exploits in protocols, frameworks
● Fake projects, frauds, scams
● Overvalued, over promised ICO’s projects
○ Don’t delivered promises
● Centralization

27. Pump and dump

28. Forex brokers - not real crypto
Just don’t trade/hold “crypto” using
forex brokers

29. Phishing - hackers account
https://etherscan.io/address/0x8eb3fa7907ad2ef4c7e3ba4b1d2f2aac6f4b5ae6

30. Exchanges problems
FraudsStability

31. News trading - Lisk

32. News trading - Syscoin

33. Greed & promises & bad news

34. What’s that? From 6$ to 100$

35. Amazon.com during dotcom bubble

36. Thank you
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