It's not really a matter of good or bad happening, the thing that actually matters is the final outcome of what is going to happen. Russia and CIS has always been a buzzing place for cryptocurrencies with make of them being based there. It would be a big backlash if Putin takes a stand against cryptocurrencies. Also Russia, having strong relations with China, could follow what the latter did.

You're working on a seemingly difficult project to pull off because of a couple of reasons. Firstly, the current altcoin market has well over 1000 altcoins and it just keeps growing with more ICOs happening each day and it gets really hard to choose between coins. Secondly, even if you're sure about publishing about a potential upcoming ICO, there are always chances that it turns out to be a scam. Lastly, you would need to gain investors' trust in order to be even viable as they could plainly guess that you're pumping shitcoins.

No wonder all the other altcoins are going red in the graphs as everyone is dumping everything for BTC just to get that wallet balance up before the hard fork. Just want it to be like the first one which skyrocketed BTC prices after a brief period. As always, make sure you have access to your private keys and stay away from exchanges during the fork to obtain your Bitcoin gold.

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I had read all about this even before getting into online gambling on casinos. As a matter of fact, I always used to doubt the legitimacy of provably fair sites when I used to get continuous lose streaks and at that time, I used to verify all my bets just to see if they were actually pairing correctly with the seeds. So as far as Bitcoin gambling goes, it is a MUST to play only on sites with an integrated provably fair system for verifying bets.

Bitcoin has existed from over 8 years now and has been the predominant cryptocurrency in terms of price and volume of trade. Definitely, due to human error there has already been loss of millions of Bitcoins already worth billions of dollars today and this count could only increase by your idea. Everyone in the world can't commit the same mistake and lose their Bitcoin wallets so there will still be Bitcoin as long as users are careful with handling their moneys/wallets.

This was the situation only and only on Bittrex, almost every altcoin fell off a clip in a very similar pattern which was almost relatable to each other. There are altcoin holders who believe day trading can net them more profit than cashing out and stocking up BTC, waiting for the Bitcoin Gold fork to happen, this shouldn't have been the case.

As we move into the future where more and more forks are bound to occur, it won't be long before the crypto world gets tired of forking the main chain again and again with just a new Bitcoin 'xyz' name. I believe Bitcoin Cash will be the only survivor at the end of the day, Gold, Diamond and all the bullshit to follow will never have a future in the market.

No matter how many clones or altcoins are created, it can never take the place of the original and first of its kind cryptocurrency to ever exist. Although newer coins are coming up with great ideas to offer, can't ever see them going beyond Bitcoin as the father of the crypto world will always remain the father. Most of the altcoins being created today are just for the project team to make money which isn't really the original idea when Bitcoin was released.

Still awaiting an official word from the Enigma team on when exactly the signature bounty token will be distributed. I have not even submitted my Ethereum address to any sort of spreadsheet like many others, so I hope Woshib will step it up to collect our ETH addresses to forward it to the team or some sort of arrangement is done.

Even before planning on investing, I do a lot of research about the coin at question. First thing being searching up the developers and CEO on LinkedIn or other social medias and confirming that they're the actual people behind the project. Then comes the part where I go through the whitepaper and set a potential gauge for the coin depending upon which the size of my investment lies. Depending upon the uniqueness of the project, if at all there are similar projects, I always go through all of them to be completely sure which one is the best.
These are just some basic factors I believe everyone should go through and research before 'trusting' any altcoin in the market.

You could always pick a country where the laws allow cryptocurrency trade and ICOs to be held. Keep USA, China and similar countries who have imposed strict ICO bans out of your choice list as it is almost impossible to begin there. Yes, an ideal place would be somewhere in the EU, a country like Switzerland, Netherlands or Denmark that have no problems with fundraising through ICO (keep France out of this list)

Can't really call it a dump if they end up benefiting due to the fork. Remember last time? Bitcoin skyrocketed after the first fork which gave birth to BCH and all altcoins followed Bitcoin up into the sky. This time, I'm calling the same thing to happen again but not that substantial of a rise in price. The golden rule of the altcoin market for me: where BTC lies, the altcoins follow in line.

The Indian government has just laid foundation for the coding and development of this coin and OP here trying to deceive people to believe that it is the coin being released by the government.
Do not fall for this as this is just another shitcoin created by misleading it to actually be the 'Lakshmi Coin' which is supposed to be officially released by the Indian government.

Usually play on 86.08% win chance (1.15 multiplier) on most dice sites and my highest streak was around 80 wins without a single loss. Probably made like 0.01 BTC that session before calling it for the day. On 49.5% win chance (2x multiplier) I have never crossed 12 wins in a row and I find it very strange that I don't get streaks beyond 12 for playing continuously over all these years.

Almost impossible thing to withdraw anything above 10 lakhs (a million) rupees in my country as there are lots of rules and regulations, the foremost and bothersome of them all being to file ITR which would deduct a good chunk of the withdrawal as tax. IT sleuths would definitely sniff a sudden massive surge in funds in one's bank account and hold him liable for not disclosing how the money was acquired and ultimately this would be leading to only one thing : funds being confiscated and he would be put behind bars for questioning.

Will give you a hindsight of all the coins you have mentioned.
DGB - On the rise, would've been a best case scenario investment a couple of weeks ago, still a good investment today.
Sia - Haven't followed it lately but its peak surge is almost over so just look around for the current market status.
Waves - Being a dedicated blockchain, this is probably the safest investment over the rest as it has shown steady growth over the last couple of years so definitely a decent coin to hold.

Bitcoin is already considered as the official cryptocurrency, the first of its kind, father of all coins and so on. Just have a look at this forum itself, being a forum for Bitcoin, it gave the foundation idea for all the cryptocurrencies that exist today and all the ANN threads hosted here. Even if any coin surpasses Bitcoin in value which is unlikely, Bitcoin will still remain the father.

Pretty much expected from a country like Switzerland pushing to a move like this, a country's bank which accounted for the storage of most of India's black money. Nevertheless, this is a very ideal foundation for more EU countries to follow suite and allow for Bitcoin to be used throughout the country for various purposes.