There was a website being advertised on the forums like, I don't remember when exactly but 2-4 weeks ago probably which is basically a calendar for events (conferences, forks etc.) regarding every coin out there. I can't manage to find the site anymore, any ideas?

I'm trying to test the website but It's not working properly.

I created the wallet, set a password and downloaded the 12 words however, I'm stuck at "We are funding your account with some testnet coins. Please wait a moment..." where the page is loading.

EDIT: The problem now is that it's loading after I managed start the swap. It's stuck in the "Deposit" step and loading (even though the wallet already contain funds since it's from testnet).

With the sudden need of of KYC/AML? I honestly doubt that people will even claim their coins unless at least few thousands has been invested.

Which campaign is that? MEW is just a wallet, the process of redeeming that code should be given by the campaign itself.

If by that you mean adding more tokens then yes, they'll add Bitcomo in four days from now. It wasn't announced by the exchange yet though.

Finally something to be excited about. For everyone who is still around, Bitcomo just announoced in Telegram that they'll be listed in Cobinhood exchange (18th June).

Start by the website given above. I don't recommend investing based on the score of these sites but for bounty, It could be a good indicator about the hype around the project etc. Preferably campaigns maintained by known members on the forums or third party services like TokenMarket, you could never go wrong with them.

The service is called Wallet.services, I'm going to assume that you're going to offer something else in the future (excluding the fork extraction). What is it?

and that's fine, It's their right to continue their businesses but really, not even 24 hours before they make this decision? If they received something from their bank where all their accounts got closed or something, that would've been understandable but it's not the case here.

I'm just here to give everyone an advice. Think twice before you invest in an ICO or use an exchange from now on If you're not willing to do any kind of personal info verification.

Tezos is now asking their users who participated in the ICO to do KYC/AML, failing to do so means that you won't get your coins. It's not their right because they didn't disclose the need of doing any verification when the ICO took place.

Same thing happened with Bittrex and other exchanges where they suddenly decided that they want to ask people to verify their identity and of course, failing to do that will get your funds lost.

1. Twitter and Reddit feeds are not loading
2. The 'Go back' button found on the coin page is a little bit confusing. If you you visit the coin link directly from bitcointalk and use that button, you will be redirected to Bitcointalk, that should be the browser job, not built-in inside the site.
3. Creating a dark theme is highly recommended.

As far as I'm concerned, ETH and BTC are two coins that you could never go wrong with If you want are looking for the long term profit.

If you want to make money as quickly as possible however, then I would suggest going with a project that has its ICO finished and is going to deliver the promised product soon (in few weeks or months).

The mainnet is not launched yet as far as I know so these exchanges are not selling the actual coin, I wouldn't buy them. What happened with SegWit2x is an example of the disaster that could happen here.

With that being said, Tezos is definitely a promising project but I think they could've delivered much earlier If they had no problem with the funds collected in the ICO.

They should've started with the decentralized exchange as first priority because this is what crypto is really about and there is also a lack of them.

People no longer trust the project. Listing on one single exchange will result in one thing only: everyone dumping their coins and that will kill SVD.

What they could do is to work hard and try to deliver the product they promised before listing on exchange, so they gain some trust and people continue to hodl.

The only thing that could compete with them is Tezos If they ever deliver what promised on the whitepaper but with LN being around the corner, It's going to be hard for any altcoin to surpass bitcoin.

If you visit the repository of wallets such as Zap, Eclair etc. you'll see a bunch of instructions to get them working and even more instructions If you want to use them on the mainnet. I know that It's experimental for now but is this going to change? It seems like LN is not for the average user. (download, install and go).

I can't tell If you're being serious or not but a wallet is usually used to store credit cards or money while a purse can be used for other items and since bitcoin is considered as a currency (money) It make more sense to use the word wallet.

Unless this is for educational purposes, I don't recommend doing it because you clearly don't know what you're doing. People wouldn't trust you (or your code in this case) with their money.

The tokens/coins are only listed there after the ICO has finished and tokens got distributed so It's useless.