The difference you need to understand when working online or mmo in general is they are very unstable. Most people I know in the mmo always try to amass enough money to open a business even they are making a killing in mmo. Broaden your mind, mmo is great but don't confine yourself exclusive in it.

You need an actual product, an actual thing that already in work to impress and convince investors to launch a successful ICO. If not, you won't able to meet your ICO's goal. Many ICO first come out as very straight forward but because they lack anything works and all just concept, work-in-progress so they fail and ICO becomes a place that only scammers tries to run their pathenic (((ICO))).

Whitepaper is the first thing investor look up and if you do a lazy job, plagiarized from elsewhere and not willing to put effort into it, don't expect anyone to care for your coin.

Yeah, sound like a publicity stunt to attract attention for IDON Tokens. And the piece doesn't look like Picasso's art at all or any information to verify that artwork was involved in the transaction so I cast this news with doubt.

Ha, didn't know there will a day I'm talking about CS:GO items and skins economy on bitcointalk. But anyway, from my history with CS:GO so far (from 2015) and Valve's history, I don't think invest in CS:GO items and skins in 2020 would be a smart move. Mainly because CS:GO already at the very end of its cycle life and CS:GO 2 aka Source 2 could come out at any moment now. No doubt there are a few years for cs community to accept and transition to the next gen but one it has done, you literally holding items and skins from a dead platform. Very risky, items and skins value tied to cs pro scene with teams, players, and such. Did I mention about only one update from Valve which change drop rate could also f**k your items and skins up?

I wonder if those guys from the pump group ever take a look at the chart and said: "Yep, +50000000% is totally believable. No way they could spot out anything strange from our pump".

ETH kinda in the middle. If people want a lightweight, fast, and low tx fee, they go for LTC. Now everyone was talking, I don't remember that I ever use ETH for payment at all. I only use ETH to transfer token or deposit/withdraw from my balance. Weird, I brought an online sms to verify service and although it cost me $50, I used BTC as payment instead of ETH.

This is why I don't like Kucoin exchange, they kinda hit and miss in their rules where a lot of inconsistent. Even if there were something broken out between Kucoin and tenx, they should public out the reason why delisted all of sudden like that. Instead, let us sitting here make a guess. Lack of transparency is one of my complaint to Kucoin

I doubt in the long run where altcoin could dominance and dethrone bitcoin. If they aren't doing it right now, they wont in the future since that only consolidates and allows bitcoin to spread its root further.

I haven't seen a good Ethereum fork on the market yet. It is better to join in the ERC20 token system by Ethereum than fight against it by making a completely new fork. Plenty of success in ERC20 tokens than a copy cat of Ethereum.

You need to look deeper because in some cases, the bounty hunters do have a fair share for the price fall on exchange. Those cases I want to talk about is when the coin hasn't moved from its bounty phrase so only bounty hunters could trade, buy and sell. So when the price fall, of course, bounty hunters are the only ones need to hold back their greed.

A massive amount of allocations for bounty isn't an issue. If people see that bounty is good enough, there will plenty of participants to keep the stake of each participant fair and square. If not, people don't have much hope for project and bounty then there will have a low number of participants. Although each of them could get a bigger reward, the real value will be different (inflation, no attention, no interest,...)

Honestly this. Flexacoin and Dent are shit, no reason to keep or invest in them. Ada, Vechain, BAT are fine while I don't know much about ZIL and RSR to give you advise. Research Chainlink and see if it up to your liking and Binance token as well since you will need to choose an exchange token to reduce fee while trading anyway.

After seeing how ETH emerge back ETH 2.0 with proof of stake, I think 2020 definitely the year of ETH. If ETH did the proof of stake right then it will become a use case for hundreds of proof of stake, masternode cryptos out there. Either as a failure or a success, those cryptos will follow steps left behind by ETH. So to the point, I think the second half of 2020 will become the year of proof of stake cryptos.

If that is what they believe then I could say they're just a minority compared to many others against regulations. There are many ways to combat scams, not just force regulations on everyone and things that will compromise the whole decentralized that make crypto become popular today.

Both parties, bounty hunters with their KYC and KYC verify team of the project will never found a solution. One side with their fake KYC and one side with their shady thing with KYC to not release the bounty. Both sides had a distrust for each other and since it involved KYC verify so no information could be public in case there is doubt at each other. If only there is a third party that is pro in dealing KYC verify and trusted enough in the view of bounty hunters. They could be a bridge to connect and maintain both sides to make the KYC verify to become normal again.

A Legendary Member is just a milestone in terms of rank. You can archive it if you stay at Bitcointalk long enough. Will I trust a Legendary Member alone without caring about his reputation? Of course, no. This is where being a Legendary Member is a precondition to be something greater, which everyone held you as high regard for your good reputation.

What do you mean 'survive in the current market situation'?  There is nothing to survive as it isn't a dead or alive situation where crypto value could be back to zero. Yes, the price may be down a bit compared to before but remember, timing is the most important aspect. It could go up later and if you already pull out, you're lost. Be smart and don't think crypto like a static thing.

To me, bitcoin cash is just one tier higher than the common copy-cat coins out there.
A good shitcoin? Kinda like it and I saw many bitcoin cash adopters and holders don't give shit about whatever it good or bad. As long it could bring back profit, they don't care and ain't that true for a lot of coins out there too?

I think those ruses gonna stale fast and less likely to work in today like it used to be before. Of course, there are a few people still hold a great reputation and no doubt they would create an insane hype but they don't do that kind of thing at all.