I'm sure you would be able to find someone either through LocalBitcoins or Paxful.
There are a lot of sellers there that will accept debit card and usually they do not require you to get verified.

There are also sellers from Pakistan that will do exchanges in person if that's an option?

It's definitely a very interesting idea and I think your reasoning is correct to not turn your CLASH tokens into another tradable crypto currency.
Do you already have an idea on what the UI would look like? I'd be interested in knowing how you're going to turn this into a somewhat immersive experience for players.

I would strongly advise you to not keep any coins in an online wallet, despite the easy of use.
It's not that hard to get a USB drive and install a standalone version on it for every coin you want to hold.

It has happened before that online wallets disappear with users' funds, so be careful.

Multi-coin desktop or mobile wallets like Coinomi or Exodus are also a reasonably safe option, at least safer than using an online wallet.

This looks pretty great as it stands, but it would be cool if you're planning to add more features in the future.
Are there any plans to add different views for your investments, like graphs for example?

An android widget or app is definitely a must as well for me.

Investopedia has some really good tutorials for these basic trading concepts, though they're really intended for stock traders, it more or less stays the same with crypto trading.
Have a look at this page, it also has a pretty good video on it for better understanding of the concepts explained.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/technical/061801.asp - Support And Resistance Basics by Casey Murphy

Investopedia is your go-to resource for learning about trading in my opinion.

It depends on what you define as 'successful'... If your only goal is to get as much funding as possible, then it's easy, just spend a lot of money on promoting your ICO on different advertisement channels and you're done.

If you want your actual project to be a success, you need to invest more into the development of your idea. If you have a great idea and a working prototype, the rest will follow.
This is a lot more important than just getting enough funding through an ICO.

I would personally avoid Coinbase like the plague. They're known to close down users' accounts and will pass on everything to the IRS.
You gan find a seller on LocalBitcoins or Paxful, just pick someone who has a good reputation.

Depending on the payment method you use, you'll pay less fees than on Coinbase as well.

Whenever decentralized exchanges get more popular, I'll be using that.

Why not? I mean if you look at the current amount of money being wagered at dice websites, I think they are already giving traditional casinos a run for their money.
Dice games provide the best odds of all games, so I think they're only going to get more popular.

Some people might actually enjoy the simplicity and fast pace of them, they have a lot of benefits over other games if you look at it in detail.

I'm planning on going to CoinfestUK in April 2018, Manchester isn't too far from where I live, so travel time will be minimal.
If there are any conferences in The Netherlands, I would go as well, but I don't think there are any on the schedule currently.

I do meet up with some people on a monthly basis to talk about crypto in general, but I woudn't call that an event, more like a small meetup and it isn't public.

Haha, he actually won it? I do feel bad for Dellwin435, the prize wouldn't be that big if it weren't for him.
I'm rooting for him to win the next one at least! That one is also getting pretty big.

Since it's a hardfork, it doesn't have any impact on Bitcoin itself and I doubt it will have much impact in general.
Segwit2x's founder, Jaap Terlouw, has said something interesting however, they will be redistributing part of Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoins to supporters.

Does anyone know how this would work?


Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/hard-fork-take-two-segwit2x-will-return-dec-28-says-founder

There doesn't seem to be an official wallet for Ripple I'm afraid, but there are options if you would like a desktop wallet.
I think Rippex would be your best option if you're not looking for a hardware wallet. I definitely wouldn't recommend an online wallet either.

Check out: https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/

This wallet is also fully open-source btw.

Yeah going to a freelancer platform would really be you best bet in finding someone suited for the job.
You'll probably be able to find someone with experience on Upwork or Guru for example or perhaps even Fiverr for smaller jobs like logo design or writing (if needed).

It also couldn't hurt to post something here in the forum in the 'Services' section, but make sure you don't get scammed and find a reputable member.

If you're looking to start an ICO or coin, there are certain companies that offer specific services for that too.

These sudden changes in price have little to do with supply and demand, they're more like a symptom of the high amounts of speculation going on in the crypto markets today.
It's not that there are currently a lot more or a lot less coins available, it's just that mainstream investors have jumped on the crypto bandwagon.

There are a few whales around that are profiting big time now.

I wouldn't really call that an analysis... What does it matter if 8 is the first digit of the provably fair hash?
Seems like you're seeing patterns that aren't really there and you should be careful about looking too much into these things.

In the end you were just very lucky and I doubt you could repeat this and end up with the same results every time.

You also didn't share on which dice site you were playing btw.

Don't forget that this already happened before, not with someone buying 10k tickets of course, but I remember that the guy who had 500 tickets from the wagering contest didn't win that lottery.
Also, people with just a few tickets I've also seen get first prize sometimes, rainbot even won once with just 1 ticket  

I read quite a few crypto related blogs and news websites, but I don't know if I really trust any of them at face value to be honest.
Whenever I see a new article, I always try to find the information at the source, if it's listed or do some basic research myself before believing any of it.

Most news websites have different writers on their team, each with their own views, so I've seen many different sets of opinions creep up on the same website.

The Merkle and Cointelegraph are pretty good if you just want to follow the latest news.

It's possible to do batch transactions with Electrum, it's a desktop wallet.
In Electrum, it's not enabled by default, you have to go to 'Tools' >> 'Pay to many' and you'll have to option to add multiple addresses or load them from a CSV file.

I have no idea which mobile wallets support this, if there are any.

Haha, can't blame me for trying Kinda glad as well, 50 posts per week would be a bit too much probably.

Thanks, payment received!

Also, I can take 2 slots if you want Two times base pay + 1x bonus (pers. text + avatar) per week for 50 quality posts p/w, I'm serious, but I guess it might be a bit unethical towards other participants.
Probably not an option, right?