Well, I think that coin what would be able to muster some real world services first. Actually that coin could be a third one with an average developer but with a good idea and some real demand . Perhaps the winner coin would be a shitty LTC clone with a noob dev without any invention but accepted by a grocery chain .

Well, the ladies chose death instead of those ISIS guys, so they have to go back to the barn and carry on with the goats and camels. That must be really embarrassing for them, I'm not surprised because of that they pissed off themselves :/. Someone should really go there and hang these bastards to the nearest tree.

Pretty simple and lame marketing attempt . I told you guys a couple of times, it would be beneficial to read at least something like the Marketing for dummies.

BTW the "Deepwebs" is a quite diverse and unorganized mess so it's unlikely to "adopt" anything. Maybe some site owners will decide to use monero others will stick to BTC and LTC and some maybe go for DRK...DASH... or whatever name it's called this week.

Make an announcement topic and wait for people who might interested in your coin. To be honest a simple LTC clone without any fancy feature or good looking service in the background is not really competitive in these days, so I wouldn't expect too much attention. Maybe you can use it for playing and learning with your friends. Anyway, good luck with your experiment.

Ripple is a corporate system with a pretty good background so I think it could be mainstream much sooner than bitcoin. Functionally it also has the potential to be comparable to the basic functions of the current NXT version (except voting), as you can issue any kind of IOUs if you have a gateway for that stuff. This means that ripple can trade basically anything: currencies, assets, or items.

1. Not all ICO coins are scam. Actually I would say at least 60% of the ICO coins are/were legit coins, of course in many cases the idea behind the coin was bad, or not viable in the long run.
2. Some of the stupid stuff wasn't entirely bad idea and again many of those devs not intended to scam anyone.

Banks and politicians . Perhaps they are not interested in bitcoin itself but very much interested in copying the technology. BTW the G7 just indicated that they want to turn up with some sort of regulation for bitcoin.

That projection is about protecting wildlife. Police killing black people is a different topic, with a different budget, so I don't get it why they want to mix the two. Perhaps they should make their own projection about protecting endangered black people...

Great many economists and investment experts are predicted the coming stock market collapse. It's overbought and overinflated indeed, and the rest of the world economy (EU, China, Russia) is slowing down so sooner or later a correction surely going to happen. I'd say buying precious metals and bitcoin now, then cashing out during the collapse and buying stocks could be a good idea.

That's maybe a too high price for avoiding pregnancy . Do you think your Android or IOS stuff is any better? Clearly not. So using Windows 10 not going to harm your (hypothetical) privacy if you do some research and reconfigure it for your privacy needs.

Yep! That's pretty funny. The "banks involved" keyword is working fine even here. People running away from banks, they coming here, and then they start praising and trusting the banks when those bastards turning up around crypto .

LOL! Thanks mate! This joke of yours made my day .

Do you really seriously think that the exchanges going to refuse to take a nice profit on these coins? In addition there are some rumours about some "top exchanges" what maybe the real driving force behind some of these coins...

Not sure if it's a really good/working idea. It can work with low volume ICO/IPO/ITO coins but surely not with the really damaging high value, high volume coins. First of all you have to buy lots of coins what the devs created from thin air (profit) and with your buy you also provided legitimacy to them (more profit). Perhaps you can make some turmoil around the launch, but if you are not a real whale, then from the ICO money probably they can easily absorb your dump... plus you will make a good opportunity for them to start bragging about the strong buy support . So, you can slow down the pump a bit but not much. If other well funded players are also involved on the other side then you do not have any chance.
The only way to success if you can persuade a bunch of rich people here, but this group will inevitably suffer some losses, and I'm afraid you are not going to find too much people here who would willing to take losses for saving the ass of a couple of greedy noobs (and therefore encouraging them to take more risk next time).
In the case of no or small premine coins this plan is even less viable.
 

That's more or less true, but luring an animal out of a national park and then even failing to kill it quickly with minimal suffering isn't something what should go without any reaction. And a week later the same thing happened with an other lion on the same place. (The death of these two lions could lead to the death of 6 lion cubs as well.)
BTW "Zimbabwe suspended hunting around its biggest game reserve", so not everywhere and not forever just around the reservation area, for a limited time.

PS.: "more or less true" because of only a fragment of that money used to go to the wildlife reservations.

By default (with the express settings) W10 seems to be quite inquisitive and talkative. I've found a quick howto on Reddit about strengthening privacy on Windows 10: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3f38ed/guide_how_to_disable_data_logging_in_w10/

Am I right when I assume this bot is basically something like a Quatloo bot derivate, but compiled into the wallet instead of using it as a standalone application? (Just because of the unlocking part is quite similar.)

Good morning ! Better to wake up later than never. Actually these are about two or three month old news, and the Ripple guys sent a couple of warning emails when the FinCEN grabbed their balls back in May...

I guess corporate coins are not going to turn up on the exchanges, and the celebrity/event/whatever coins going to be more like collectibles, like Magic: The Gathering cards... maybe it's time to think about making a new pokemon exchange .

Here "https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1122194.msg11884586#msg11884586" he said "il be back for more scams soon". Well, at least he's  self-consistent enough .

Can someone explain me what the heck is that "potential activity" or "extra potential activity", please? I wasn't aware of such thing until now. (Today I've learned something new again )