The direct crypto to crypto exchanges certainly has many bad applies, probably people hoping you click the wrong order.  Previously the percentages weren't there so people were on the own, and about the time this was implemented the owner said that the ones over 100% would be removed.  The hacker minigame was since added to the public, but not the market fix.  Bit if planning a crypto to crypto transation, just look for percentages in green.

As to other items, there are still bugs.  I've seen you do not have enough errors appear for trade's i'd like to make or items I would like to merch.  I am sure I am not alone in getting these errors.  It may help explain why there is a huge spread in the bid and ask for certain items and will likely be for some time until it is fixed.  It is just all peanuts anyways, but competing merchants would otherwise close these huge spreads in bid/ask to a near market equilibrium if given the opportunity.

I have large supply of cryptocoins from buying them on the exchange.  When I try to sell a 10k batch of them through creating a new listing, I get an error of " You don't have enough Crypto Coinz for this exchange!". This is false, i have about 490k of them.   I am not sure whats going on.

they are suppose for some moba game that is about to enter beta stage.  look into the quest page below missions as well.  The gift quest are basically freebies that can cost as little as 300 crystals.  If you have time and/or are a high enough level try the mining simulation, and the games under bonus....if you want to collect silver and gold chests (or basically card/crystal chests).  each time you level up a card, it looks like it gains 10% multiplicative stats. Focus on ranking the gold and silver cards.

do the missions.  If you want the most hacker cards, try to do the 1 energy missions.

I see the brave browser being pushed.  Supposing we ran the brave browser on the site, do we still have to use the ads from cmg or can we use the brave browser substitutes ads on cmg?

  After a very long legal battles (technically they still continues in an international humans rights counsel), I am planning to restart an old project that I think is extremely viable again in this age of social media social media censorship. I will not divulge more information on it because bringing this from a working model to a commercial venture can vary greatly. But i plan to leave the USA once and for all for political asylum, and have not any further commercial interest in the United states.

  I am not particularly interested in the traditional ICO route.  I don't want that kind of responsibility, and the crypto nuclear winter could add far more uncertainty and pressure from investors.  But I am interested in doing a user rewards based token system funded by advertising revenue, where the tokens are partially backed by book value-and new tokens are released to users until they are sold out.  After they are sold out, if everything is profitable, ideally the tokens will be backed by more book value or rewarded through a dividend of the main coin.  Kind of a security, but not really a security.  

  Therefore, I am wondering what experience other people have dealing with international DSPs (demand-side platform,) or other types of advertizers, and making sure that should any controversy exist that the USA does not have jurisdiction.

  I am also curious as to what coins allow tokens besides etherium and waves.  I heard eos, soon steem, and another q* coin supports tokens-but i am not familiar with them.  Ideally the transactions costs needs to be low, it will need to have a healthy user base.  Any suggestions?

Thank you

  Looking to the <a href="https://egoldtoken.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/roadmap1.png">roadmap</a> how is the project coming along considering q1 2018 ended?

in Q1 of this year it was expected:
1. Launch of a multi-currency wallet app
2. reddit tip bot
3. Social media contests

  Do they exist, have they been deemed unnecessary, have they been deferred to focus on more practical objective, or how far delayed is the road map?

  Is the launch of your esports platform still planned for this quarter[Q2]?

  How far after the launch of the lending system can you estimate the esports platform will be online?

That's the other egold. 

I am not going to advise you what to do with egold.

  I am sure you have heard the basics; cut spending, cut the cord [cable], use something like straightalk home over a land line, cut back on [wireless plans], maintain a budget, grow a garden, prepare food at home, good to a food pantry, use social equity aka welfare programs, look into refinancing, work with you creditors (student loans for example can be put on an income based repayment option which can be as low as $0 a month, and forgiven after some 20-25 years), if you have an extra room lease it to a college student, etc.  I imagine you done all these things or did to the best of your ability and still feel pinched.

  if you have an unlimited internet plan and if you live in the usa, you could look into passive income apps/sites-also called beer money.  Though this time of year the earnings is kind of sickly, and I wouldn't recommend buying a farm.  If you are interested in beer money, start out with what you have and let it pay for its own growth.

  If you have a pc, you could run earnhoney and rewardables at the same time.  That might earn a buck a day.  Just let your puter watch ads while you are afk. although earnhoney's discovery media is known to soft ban people for days or weeks without reason.  Depending on how old your computer is, you might be able to do perk too or engageme.tv.

 Android apps (which should be wifi only) are doing real bad for me at the moment, but it varies geographically.  It isn't working well for me right now, but those living in/near a city do better.  Some people like an app called cashmagnet.  It is more of a pain for me full off errors on my android 4.4 devices, but some people report solid results.

  If it is profitable in your area with what you have, and you do plan to grow.  I wouldn't buy anything less than android 5.1, nor pay more than $15 per phone; sometimes they are on sale for $10 [or less].

There are also other crypto opportunities available.  Such as blogging on steemit, videos with dtube, webbrowsing with the brave browsers, and web searches through steemit.

What exactly happened back in 1994?  And how could it impact the future of this project?  And why is having your own token important to your project?

"MMM grew rapidly, providing dividends of 300%. But the government closed the offices of MMM due to the threat to the existing regime"-https://mavro.org/

I can't disagree; there were plenty of red flags-even before the fall of bitconnect. The fall of bitconnect castes a new negative light into lending type coins.  The fact there is another egold in esports that seems to be far better positioned in the industry than this one is a concerning red flag.  I can chalk that part up as coincidence, but it is still a red flag.  The most concerning claim is about a token buy back.  I don't see any evidence of it in the trading.  Maybe it will be part of the lending platform...Oh, yeah bitconnect.

Lending itself doesn't mean a bitconnect type ponzi scheme, but I don't think anyone knows what the lending system is supposed to be.

  I would lose more sleep if I sold scam tokens than i would by hodling and the tokens became worthless.  Since my tokens are free to me from the air drop, I risk nothing in hodling. Since they gave out .1% stakes to each recipient in the air drop it would be great if they actually did something.

  Missing their own deadline to present their design isn't a red flag as to scam; A scammer could easily spend a few minutes and develop a few images, or pull some from the web and photoshop.  The failure to even provide the images of the current state of the graphics design does raise the question of who, if anyone, is actually designing or developing the platform.  

  With over 10k different erc tokens, it isn't unheard of for coins to have the same name and the same ticker.  more often it is a scam, sometimes it is coincidence.  The fact that they have the same name, same ticker, and plan to do esports is concerning.  Once one has an idea the market likes, dozens more spring up claiming to want to do the same, and it is basically a race to market acceptance.  The most important thing to remember is that until there is a marker viable product or service on the table, assume they are all scams.  Airdrop and hodling is probably the safest bet.

  I suppose that once a coin/token is on the market someone could diversity the risk, but I haven't studied that method.

  I've never been a fan of buy backs-but then again I am used to things like stock.

  I think it is important to ask though, who is demanding that there be more volume now.  Is it the exchanges, is it the holders wanting to sell, daytraders, is it potential buyers? Does the project team need more tokens on hand to get the platform started?

  I don't know how much real $$ is behind the project, but usually it is a good idea to save existing capital to get you through the development and marketing stages-including post product delivery.  So many inventors learn that building a better product isn't enough-it is about being able to afford the marketing and convincing people to use your platform.  

  The best way to increase volume is to focus on and deliver a product, and to marketing it prior to launch.  The free market will decide from there.

   I think management could have (and should have) made that decision without a poll.  I was hoping the "we won" thing related to some type of exclusive contract.  But it'll be interesting to see where the company/project is a year from now.  

  I have no clue what this "we won" thing is about, but I am thankful for the air drop.  waiting for more info. 

It is a good idea not to download wallets of unproven outfits.  And not everything will trigger a response from an anti-virus. 

Maybe if you have a virtual machine running on a old dummy pc (that doesn't have access to your other crypto) with a clean OS installed, or a burner phone...but you have to remember that any virus is now on the Local area network side of your router which is never good.

Is the wallet safe to download?  And how does one go about mining this, and is [android] cellphone mining available?

Having filled out the form before reading the ANN page, I see now that it looks like too much spam is required.  Bad enough I had to set up a twitter account just for these air drops, not doing anything more than an initial rt considering so many never even follow through in their air drop.

  Since bitbean (or beancash) has a nice return as a proof of stake.  I am curious as to why there aren't more faucets or other related things since it could self-finance itself.

Are the only two that offers free bitbeans earncrypto and the http://faucet.bitbean.org/ site?  The latter of which doesn't seem to be sending beans lately. 

Good luck on your project. What is the revenues estimate from ordinary business operation?  And why do you need a token to do this?