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I feel that the personal finance aspect of investing is often completely ignored or under-emphasized within all of the hype that there is around ICO's, cryptocurrency, and the like. I have narrowed this down to five crucial questions one should ask themselves when considering an investment:\n\nDo I have sufficient financial capability to invest in the volume I need to achieve my goal return on investment?\n\nAt the volume I need to buy to achieve my return goal with this investment, can I reasonably afford to make this investment without putting my standard of living or my ability to meet my financial obligations at risk?\n\nHow likely is it that I would need to pull my invested capital out before reaching my return goals to meet my normal financial obligations?\n\nFor my personal tolerance for risk, how comfortable am I with the level of risk associated with this investment?\nIf I were to lose a majority of or all of my invested capital for this investment, would my standard of living or ability to meet my financial obligations at risk?\n\nI'm sure many of these questions seem very straightforward, but also somewhat hard to quantify. I totally understand that. My main philosophy is if you can't confidently invest in your target investment without fearing significant financial strife if it were to fail, don't bother with this investment and look onwards to another opportunity. There are always high risk and low-risk investments, high buy-in and low buy-in, so on and so forth. Find the one that fits your unique financial needs. Criteria 1, check.\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nMarket Conditions\n\nThe second and also often overlooked set of criteria is the actual state of the market, and where the market seems to be trending. By the market, I mean the world that this token is trying to make a splash in and gain users and investors. For example, in today's market, radio advertising has become a deprecated way of reaching potential customers, so if I see a startup selling tokens for facilitating radio ads in a unique and innovative way, I will stray away. Why? Because even if the technology works perfectly, their roll-out is perfect, and their team does everything right (which will never happen, ever), the market they are trying to dive into has so little room for profit. They would be diving into a market that has already run close to dry! It is so important to consider the market that the token is trying to derive value from when deciding to invest, because even the most innovative solutions can still fail if the industry does not have the longevity to go the distance.\n\nOn the other side of the coin (cryptocurrency token pun intended), you also have to consider not only what the market is like right now, but what it will be when the startup launches their token and application to the masses. 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Thus, it would make sense that IOTA could be a long-term play for investment. See? Consider where the market is going, not just where it is.\n\nFinally, and arguably the most often forgotten of the market discussion is whether or not the token is even designed to appreciate in value. For example, an application that is intended to be used to send digital tokens in the place of physical coins when giving change for purchases would only work if the digital tokens themselves remained at a reasonable value. Thus, the company issuing the tokens will likely increase supply (volume) of tokens as demand increases in an effort to keep the value of each token low. As the value starts to increase, more tokens are created to keep the price down. Clearly, this token is not intended to appreciate in value, thus it is not viable for an investment for the purposes of achieving returns on investment. In this example, one may wish to invest in some tokens to reap the benefits of using the tokens in place of pocket change, but not to earn money on their investment. Keep this in mind when deciding what to invest in.\n\nKeeping with the above pattern of asking oneself questions to evaluate their potential investment, here are seven questions to ask in regards to market conditions:\n\nIs the actual product or service the token(s) pertain to targeting a viable and healthy industry, or is there no room for capitalization?\n\nDoes the product or service the token(s) pertain to address a need in the current market?\n\nIf the product or service the token(s) pertain to does not launch to market within two years, will the market conditions be more or less favorable?\n\nBased on market trends and the regulatory environment, will the product or service the token(s) pertain to be more or less valuable in the future?\n\nHow saturated with competing blockchain startups is the target market for the product or service the token(s) pertain to?\n\nIs the token intended to appreciate in value based on the final purpose of the application?\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nThe Business\n\nLast but not least, it seems like an obvious one, but you have to look at the business or startup itself to determine if an investment has any chance to generate returns. I feel that most people look at a business in the context of the market like we did above, but we have already discussed that. In this case, when I refer to the business, I mean that I want to analyze the team behind the product or service itself. When an ICO piques my interest, the first thing I do is go to their website and see if they have a \"Team\" page. I want to know who is going to be responsible for driving this business forward and gauge their likelihood of success. You're not just investing in a business or a token, you're investing in the team that is creating those things. People forget, 75% of venture-backed startups fail  (Harvard Business School study 2017), and these companies issuing ICO's and token sales are no different in those odds. The only thing that has changed in this equation is now the access to investors is massive, these startups do not always have to go for venture capital and forfeit equity in their company, they can sell you, an individual, tokens and generate capital. In a way, you are acting as a venture capitalist, you're investing in a small startup hoping that they token that they have created will accrue in value as they grow, just like equity as a company grows. Do you think venture capitalists buy into any company without researching the team who is responsible for spending their money? No bloody way; so why in the world would you? I encourage you to look at each startups' \"Team\" page before you even consider buying one token, and at the very least, go on LinkedIn and search the CEO, CFO, and CIO to see what they have done in their careers to earn your trust in this venture, trust in the form of your money! What should you look for?\n\nPersonally, I want to know the following:\n\nHas the leadership team on this startup built a company before? Have they been successful or not?\n\nDo they have relevant industry experience?\n\nHow much of a presence do they have on social media and are there complaints against them on these networks?\n\nAre they affiliated with any big name companies or industry leaders? i.e. Microsoft and Google, or Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos\n\nDo the team members' skills and experiences complement one another to cover the bases of a business (finance, technology, compliance, etc.)?\n\nI know you're probably thinking \"this dude is nuts, he didn't even mention their education.\", and you are not wrong, I may be nuts. However, I do not believe education necessarily earns or breeds success in the wild world of business, especially when building a company from scratch. It is a slippery slope simply giving someone the benefit of the doubt because they are a Ph.D. or ivy-league educated - just because a person is highly educated or a true genius, does not mean they will successfully take a business to the big leagues. At the end of the day, if it is important to you, by all means, take it into account, but I personally don't give education a ton of weight.\n\nYou may think that I simply want to see a leadership team that has successfully built a company before, and yes, that does look very good. However, I am just as happy to see one or several failed businesses. Why? Because failure is a sure-fire way to learn a whole heck of a lot about what could have been done better and what was done right. One caveat here: a big red flag is seeing the same people having several businesses fail for the same reason(s), this indicates that they do not learn from their mistakes and that is a bad sign. Long story short, I usually like to see at least one team member with some semblance of success building a business, as well as a good resume of failure that the team members have learned from. Furthermore, I want the team to have relevant industry experience for the market they are trying to enter. For example, if all of the team members have financial services experience that looks very impressive, but they are trying to launch a business in the consumer product market, that experience carries a little less weight to me. Pay attention to not only the quality of the experience but the industry it is in!\n\nSocial media may not seem to be a great way to determine whether or not you want to invest in a team, but it really is. Take a look at the team members' LinkedIn, public profiles (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) and see how long they've been around. Potential red flags: they have no social media presence or have just created profiles to start asking people like you for money on their ICO. Early this year, a startup called Confido with a fairly strong product idea and what seemed like a strong team launched an ICO virtually out of nowhere that collected $375k in funds. Then, all of a sudden, the entire team and company disappeared from all social media and their website was disconnected. They were gone. How could anyone have predicted this? Social media. Taking a look at the social media to vet the startup and its team, one can gain some clues as to the likelihood of this type of \"exit scam\" where companies disappear with everyone's money. The CEO of this startup claimed to have worked for big names like PepsiCo, but his LinkedIn had no peer references from supervisors or co-workers at those companies nor in-depth descriptions of his roles at those companies. That's a red flag. If I don't read a description of the role that tells me that one has done something or see a recommendation from a supervisor or co-worker, I'm not convinced. Furthermore, at the time that the ICO came to the market, the \"company\" had only existed on social media for a matter of months, and little was known about the CEO who had claimed he worked at big-name companies. That throws more red flags. The moral of the story is to be cognizant of the red flags out there in the public for you to see. Watching for the warning signs can save you money, literally!\n\n\n\nRemember the three pillars I have laid out in this article when evaluating ICO's and token sales to invest in: Personal Finance, Market Conditions, and The Business. I hope that my battle-tested way of evaluating ICO's will help you when you are making your decisions.",
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      "body": "Per the definition outlined in part 1, Blockchain is defined as a peer-to-peer digital ledger of immutable transactions organized into timestamped blocks that can only be confirmed by network consensus. Each block that is created contains a reference to the previous block, forming a chain of blocks called the blockchain. On this blockchain, these transactions represent the transfer of value, either tangible (a product) or intangible (currency). The network “consensus” that is so often name-dropped in every article related to blockchain is often the least understood part of blockchain, and sometimes it is overlooked completely for lack of a reasonable explanation of how it works (gasp!). Never fear! I have you covered.\n\nFirst things first, let’s briefly touch on what a transaction looks like on the blockchain. Keep in mind that each node is represented by a key pair, a public key (the wallet address to which transactions are sent) and a private key (used to access the wallet and sign outgoing transactions). The public key value is really an address for a digital wallet that holds a node’s transaction records. You can think of this wallet as a locked glass box; the contents are relatively easy to find, but only the holder of the private key pertaining to that public key glass box can open it and change the contents. When a transaction is created on the blockchain, the public key of the recipient is used as the address to send to and encrypt the data, and the private key of the sender is used to sign the transaction. Each transaction has both inputs and outputs that determine the balance one holds. Let’s use an example to illustrate this:\n\n\nLet's imagine Alice wants to send 1 BTC to Bob.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmehUmZsQ1FczPCFrqJmBv9aW21mWzs7rquVQhip5mpPCQ/image.png)\n\nA couple really important points here; a node’s wallet balance is determined by the reconciliation of the entire history inputs and outputs for their wallet. For example, if Bob’s wallet has transactions as follows: [-1 BTC, +1 BTC, -.5 BTC, +2 BTC], his wallet balance will be 1.5 BTC, but it is not settled into one single record, it is rather calculated in real time whenever a balance is requested. This differs from a bank’s way of keeping balance, where there is a monthly statement with debits and credits for a period of time that result in a carried balance. Furthermore, when a node creates a transaction, the protocol can only send the entire balance of one of the transactions in the node’s wallet,  meaning it cannot split the balance of transactions up into smaller amounts in order to send exact change. For example, with the wallet balances above, if Bob wants to send a transaction to Alice for 1.5 BTC, the protocol will take the +2 BTC transaction in his wallet and issues that as a transaction with an output of 1.5 BTC to Alice’s address and then .5 BTC back to Bob’s address as change (it uses the entire balance of that +2 BTC transaction). Note the difference between this process and the debit and credit style that banks use! When you send money to someone else through a bank, their balance goes up, yours goes down and it is reconciled by the bank in exact change. Banks do not issue a transaction that sends $100 to your friend and then $25 back to yourself in order to send your friend $75. I know that this can get a bit confusing, so feel free to leave a comment if you need anything cleared up.\n\nNow that you understand transactions and wallet balances, back to consensus. There are a few key requirements that the consensus process addresses:\n\nThe work required and the reward involved incentivizes miners to do that work to verify transactions and drive the network forward, and dis-incentivizes cheating the system\n\nThe verification that transactions are valid is completed effectively, i.e. prevents double spend, sending more funds than you own, etc.\n\n The process effectively eliminates the need for a trusted 3rd party or intermediary to perform the action of verifying transactions and maintaining a copy of the ledger\n\n\nHow it works:\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQni1PiFabhvvyTpvbvzQw3n1oTV9EZFTTtCF4N58Ztv2/image.png)\n\n\nAs you can see in the graphic above, as a general rule of thumb, the process goes as follows in a never ending cycle:\n\n1. As transactions are issued by nodes on the network, those transactions are broadcast to everyone on the network and put in queue to be verified\n\n2. Miners pull transactions from the queue into prospective blocks, checking their validity, while simultaneously competing with other miners to solve a complex cryptographic puzzle\n\n3. When a miner finds the answer to the cryptographic puzzle, they broadcast the “proof-of-work” to the rest of the network\n\n4. The network can easily verify that the answer is correct (think about math class, when you have the answers, it’s plug and play)\n\n5. Finally, the miner appends their block of transactions to the previous block and they are rewarded with cryptocurrency for their work\n\nIn a future post, I will go into more technical detail about the mathematics behind proof-of-work consensus. For the sake of keeping this oriented to a 101 reader, I will leave that for a later time. So what is the “proof-of-work” for these miners, you may ask? In the case of protocols like Bitcoin, Ethereum and the like, the proof-of-work is rapid iteration and trial and error to find a target solution to a complex cryptographic puzzle. Essentially, the input from miners is time and energy from their computer’s processing power and the output is guesses at the solution to the cryptographic puzzle. One crucial thing is missing here: what if tons of miners join and add their processing power? Wouldn’t the problem be solved much faster as more miners join in? In short, yes, so the blockchain protocol automatically adjusts the difficulty of the math problem based on the amount of processing power on the network to combat massive fluctuations in block creation time. Remember: proof-of-work is a piece of data that is difficult or costly to obtain, in this case it costs time and electricity/processing power, but very easy to verify (think having the equation and the answer for a math problem, plug and play). In order for consensus to work, the cryptographic puzzle needs to be difficult to solve but very easy to verify by the rest of the network. In this case, when the miner broadcasts the answer to the puzzle to the network, it takes a fraction of a second to verify its correctness and grant the miner rights to append the latest block to the chain. The process of consensus is the only way that blocks can be created, and the only way that new tokens (cryptocurrency) can be created; the reward for mining a new block is the only way more tokens can be created on the network! The consensus process effectively replaces intermediaries like banks with peers on the network (in this case, miners), and the level of distrust between individuals transacting with one another on the network is mitigated by trust in the protocol to verify transactions accurately. In a future series I will discuss the concept of trust and how it relates to blockchain.\n\nIt should be fairly obvious now that blockchain in and of itself is an extremely intricate and carefully thought out technology and protocol that relies as much on game theory and economics as it does computers and software! That is what makes it so fascinating; there is something for everyone in the study of blockchain.\n\nI know I have shared quite a bit of information here, and some of the topics may have been confusing. Not to worry! If you still find yourself confused, feel free to leave a comment and I will address your questions. The final part of this trilogy entitled “Blockchain for Dummies” will be all about how blockchain is being used and implemented on the market today, and will introduce the next series of posts and videos that will be coming soon!",
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      "body": "Hello @hashoshi! On behalf of the community, allow me to welcome you to Steemit. \n \nIt's a lovely world of blogging, but more importantly community building. Certainly rewards abound for those who stick it out, so I encourage you to not only share your content here, but get to know many of the users who make the platform great. \n\nThere are several things I would suggest that you do to get started. Since you have a background in cryptocurrencies, it won't take you long to get to know the Steem blockchain and the rewards system tied to the proof of stake (or proof of brain as the Steemit devs like to call it) coin. \n\nFirst, take a look at the [FAQ.](https://steemit.com/faq.html) There's so much to read there, and often new users skip over it. \n\nSecond, consider doing an introduction post so that we can get to know you and what your plans are for your blog. There are some tips for creating a great intro post in the [Steemit Etiquette Guide,](https://steemit.com/steemit/@thecryptofiend/the-complete-steemit-etiquette-guide-revision-2-0) so I would also advise that you check it out. You'll get some decent rewards from the post, as I know a few people who love to promote new quality intro posts, so make it great!\n\nOn that note, I have some tips and tricks for making your Steemit posts look incredible in order to keep people coming back. I've compiled the tips into a post, [which you can read here. ](https://steemit.com/steemit/@ethandsmith/polishing-your-posts-tips-for-creating-high-quality-readable-and-engaging-articles-for-your-blog)\n\nDefinitely apply those tips and tricks to this post and your future posts about cryptocurrency!\n\nThere are a lot of posts about crypto already on Steemit, so I'd love to see your original take on the subjects. Do a quick search to figure out what's already out there. \n\nI'm here to help, and it's great that you made it over here! Please let me know if there are any questions I can answer for you, otherwise I'll be looking forward to your introduction post!",
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      "body": "At the base of all of the hype behind cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, Ether, and others is the technology that makes it all possible: Blockchain. First and foremost I want to dispel a common misconception that Bitcoin = Blockchain. This is not the case! Bitcoin is a proof-of-concept application built on the protocol that is blockchain, but the two are not synonymous.\n\nNow that we have that out of the way… what exactly is blockchain? Blockchain is defined as a peer-to-peer digital ledger of immutable transactions that are organized into timestamped blocks and can only be confirmed by network consensus. Each block that is created contains a reference to the previous block, forming a chain of blocks called the blockchain. On this blockchain, these transactions represent the transfer of value, either tangible (a product) or intangible (currency). In plain English; the blockchain is a digital ledger composed of transactions that are organized into timestamped blocks, and each new block is appended to the previous one, forming a chain of blocks… also known as a blockchain. So as transactions are created and submitted to the blockchain, they go into a queue, and from that queue, special nodes (the word to describe users on the blockchain, each computer is a node) called miners take those transactions, verify them and organize them into blocks as they simultaneously compete to solve a really difficult math problem. The miner that solves the problem first wins the right to append their block full of transactions to the previous one, thus continuing the chain of blocks. Keep in mind that when I say a miner wins, I mean their computer solves the problem and wins, there’s not some smart person behind the keyboard solving math problems. Makes sense right? If the whole miner situation doesn’t make sense yet, that is OK! My next post is all about how mining and the network works.\n\nThere are a handful of crucial details to consider that make blockchain unique:\n\nBlockchain transactions are immutable, meaning they cannot be modified after they are confirmed and written to a block\n\nThe blockchain stores the entire history of transactions, meaning that these immutable transactions exist as a record on the ledger forever, which is of significant benefit to audit requirements\n\nTransactions are peer-to-peer, meaning there is no intermediary or trusted 3rd party facilitating the transaction, rather the verification is done by peers on the network through a process called consensus (I will explain consensus in the next post). When I think blockchain, I always think disintermediation. For example, Venmo, the popular payments app, can be thought of in this context; instead of payments going through banking systems (ding ding ding, intermediary!), the payment can be directly peer-to-peer with no 3rd party on the blockchain.\n\n\nFinally, on the blockchain, each node on the network keeps a full copy of the ledger (yes, every transaction that occurs). This means that the blockchain is fault tolerant, in other words, if my node goes offline the network still operates as normal and when it comes back online, the other nodes feed mine the information it’s missing.\n\nBlockchain, like many other technological innovations of this century, is built upon technologies and concepts that have existed for decades. I like to think of blockchain as the culmination of four distinct pieces consisting of technology, cryptography and economics: peer-to-peer networking, proof-of-work, public key cryptography (asymmetric encryption), and game theory.\n\nPeer-to-Peer Networking – peer-to-peer networking has existed since the 1990’s, and gained immense popularity through file sharing platforms like Napster. The concept of peer-to-peer computing/networking is that instead of a file or information being shared with another individual by being uploaded to a server and then distributed to the recipient from there, each individual’s computer becomes a node that acts as both a client (receiver) and a server (sender) on a big network of other nodes, allowing the sharing to occur directly peer-to-peer. However, opening one’s computer and file system to the world is not the most secure way to share files, and malicious actors often abused these networks to distribute malware. Blockchain, though, has reinvented the usage of peer-to-peer networking, and instead of file sharing that opens each computer up to one another, each computer becomes a node on a distributed network for peer-to-peer transactions.\n\nProof-of-Work – proof-of-work is a concept invented by cryptographers in the 1970’s that can be defined as a piece of data that is exceptionally difficult to obtain (like a really hard math problem), but very easy to verify for correctness. Using proof-of-work, the blockchain protocol can establish that a miner has done the work necessary to verify transactions and create a new block. This is an essential part of the consensus process, which I will discuss at length in the next post.\n\nPublic Key Cryptography – public key cryptography, otherwise known as asymmetric encryption, can be traced back to its first invention in the 1970 through the work of a British cryptographer James H. Ellis. The idea behind public key cryptography is that using mathematics, one can both authenticate users and encrypt data with a pair of digital keys: a public key and private key. The public key is openly and publicly available on the network and is both used to authenticate a user as well as to encrypt data, while the private key is kept completely secret/secure and is used to decrypt data. The two keys are mathematically paired with one another, meaning that a message encrypted by the public key can only be decrypted by its paired private key. In blockchain,  these key pairs are what represent a node on the network and are the method by which transactions are encrypted so they are secure and only accessible by the holders of the keys.\n\nGame Theory – game theory can be defined as the study of human behavior when faced with opportunity for conflict or cooperation and tasked with logical decision making. For example, game theory plays heavily into the idea of supply and demand in economics. Economists often study human behavior and decision making to understand trends in demand relative to the supply of a product, as most decision making is done based upon predictable models or in reaction to controllable environmental factors. This study of human decision making and predictive models therein is a big part of game theory. Game theory is crucial to blockchain because without intermediaries that are paid to do the work for the network, i.e banks to verify transactions, the network needs to operate like a miniature economy in which everyone is incentiveized to play their part and play by the rules. Think back to the brief description of mining that I mentioned before. These mining nodes are all competing to verify transactions and create new blocks, and for that work (nudge nudge, proof-of-work) the winning miner is being paid with a reward of Bitcoins or whatever cryptocurrency the network uses. This reward is the incentive for the miners to expend the time and electricity it takes to verify transactions without having to have an intermediary like a bank to do it for a fee. The fact that the miner is paid in network tokens like Bitcoin also dis-incentivizes the miner from trying to verify invalid transactions or otherwise cheat the system because a failure of the protocol would mean the devaluation of the very network token that they are being paid with. As you can see, economics and game theory are just as important, if not more important to blockchain than the technology itself. Keep that in mind!\nWhy should you care? That’s easy. It’s a disruptive technology that’s all over the news, and (news to some of the haters) it is not going anywhere. I estimate that five years down the line, a significant amount of products we use every day will have integrated a blockchain component, if not sooner. One day, it is likely that almost every system we use will in some form or fashion rely on blockchain for a crucial process. This is the future; along with other notables like artificial intelligence, process robotics, IoT, etc., blockchain will be a part of the technology stack of the future.\n\nI will be posting an in-depth part 2 to this trilogy of Blockchain 101 posts that discusses consensus and how the network runs at a deeper level. If you have any questions please feel free to comment below and don’t forget to head over to YouTube and subscribe!",
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