I've seen multiple people asking to be able to do counter offers on listed trades, that would be a great addition. I think the seller should be able to put a minimum "bid price" and a "buyout now price" though, to prevent stupid/low counter offers.
With that in mind I also think listed trades should have a limited time or else people who make a counter offer/bid have their coins locked until the seller accepts the counter offer.

BTW: The main dev of MCT+ has hinted at a whole new platform with lots of options (which includes charts). That being said I hope they will include the option to create counter offers on listed trades

Well most people who bought late 2017/early 2018 were new. I would be mad too if my investment vanished within weeks or even days.
Think about this: BTC price on august 2017 was around $4000 so we have still lots of margin left. Nothing to worry about yet. let's see what BTC price will be at the end of the year.

If Tony Stark would react to this, and mainstream media picks up the story, Bitcoin will benefit, no matter what. I retweeted and liked your tweet, hope it will go viral and that your Altpocket project may benefit from it too

Almost everyone who is into BTC and other cryptocurrencies know it'll be the future, but sometimes I ask myself when will this be? 10, 30 or even 50 years?
I mean ask someone who's not into crypto, what they think about BTC and you mostly get answers like; "That's a fraud", "Only used by criminals and money laundry",  "But it is just code, you own nothing". These kind of answers make me sad and think the society is not ready for BTC yet (no matter where you live).

I guess most people who are new to investing in crypto just read some random opinions from "crypto experts" and invest in the coins/tokens these experts are hyped about. Mr. McAfee is a good example of that. Find your own trading standards and don't follow other people opinions without checking the facts.

I find it strange too that our beloved alt coins are still bleeding while bitcoin is in a uptrend, but I'm very skeptical about historical comparison too.

The worst thing about all this like someone mentioned before in this thread, investors are waiting for the ETF SEC decision and I'm sure that decision has been made already and so their friends have time to buy BTC before this news comes out. But it could also be just the market speculating on this matter.

Why do we still live in a world where the future of Bitcoin is in the hands of the SEC?!