You can do it any Country if your business complies with their laws and regulations.My personal opinion would be Russia.Lot of ICO's are based out of Russia if you have noticed.That also means you have a fierce competition and need local contacts to set your office offshore.
Again it depends on what your ICO does,if it something related to Gambling/Adult Swing the rules will be entirely different.

lol  that sums it up.Professionals doing ICO's is the new way of selling shit and calling it a doughnut.At the end of the day,you will be crying over your lost money in the professional coin while a 14 year old Russian will be celebrating it in Miami calling the ICO as a huge success.

Let;s not forget the main principle of gaming : It should be taken as a form of entertainment.

By putting it o blockchain,smart game objects and such won't exactly interest a gamer.I mean why do you think complicating it so much would entertain a gamer any better ? Take Uncharted Game for example,you would put the ammunition on chain which would want me to be connected all the time to the internet to play the game ? I don't mean to sound rude by me as a gamer don't really care about a game being on the blockchain unless your target audience is the crypto community only.BY that also you will be limiting the audience.

So getting funds from google adds or any other external resources still count as fiat investment right ? Doesn't matter if it is not in form of cryptos ,it is still fiat investment.

Sounds good.What coins you were trading back them ? What was your base investment ?

How do you determine  which altcoin is worthy ? Wanna share some tips ? I'm intrigued by your progress.

This rather comes from self-practice and experience.Strategies working out for a mentor won't necessarily work for you.This regardless depends on the methods used,type of trading followed and obviously the coin.You can start low,join telegram discussion groups and read a bit more about trading cryptos.If you need a helping hand in achieving those goals,do send me a PM I will hook you up with correct resources.

Shouldn't you get tagged for buying accounts as well ? 
 $2 website theme + only point of contact is a bitcointalkaccts@gmail.com throwaway gmail account doesn't sound like a scam enough ? I mean what does it it take to not be a idiot when it comes to figuring out small things as this.

Another thread from the same users : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2409392.0

What does that even mean ? lol
Had you been on localbitcoins for a long time,you would know people with a minimum number of trades and trust are always preferred over members with 0 trades and the account being a day old.Op will definitely get their money back if they claim the screen shot is faked.And on top of all that I'm pretty sure localbitcoins would know if the screenshot is faked.

First rule of localbitcoins : Trade with users only with enough positive reputation and a history of 100+ trades at least.

How can you not verify that the amount is credited into your account ? Did you release the escrow ? Or he has just disputed the trade and money is still with localbitcoins ? If he has faked the screen shot,don't worry they will not fall for it.Considering he has 0 trades,the decision will be in your favour.

When did that happen ? I could still be using a  bot with time intervals which can act like a human is accessing the website.Anyway that would make the users wait for too long which is not quite feasible.Like theymos said earlier today he did this to prevent DDOs attacks which should be good.

Has nothing to do with account trading.People still trade accounts.

Or in the case of Prime-Dice,just be one of the team members who took advantage of the backdoor found in testing and emptied the wallets lol
The dice sites wouldn't go bankrupt,if they find out someone is winning a lot of money they would simply block the accounts and investigate further until the find out how you have cheated.Also the withdrawals above certain amounts are carried out manually.

That is more skill based. Statistics is okay but match-fixing,situational goals   do matter while predicting sport bets,

Well,in real life lotteries it does work it.
Know the story of the mathematician who figured out the algorithm of a national lottery and ended up winning it twice ? Proves math can be used to beat up the provable fair systems.Also just for your information,generation of random numbers depends on the CPU power and lot of other computational theories. Truly,there comes a point where system fails and the number generation will fallback in a pattern that will be repetitive.It also depends on the programming language used to generate the numbers..

Why would you use any paid confirmation services when there are people doing it for free ?
Thanks for putting it up here so others can know how easy it is to fall victim for the transaction acceleration scams.How did you find them ? Through bitcointalk ? If yes,please update your thread with their profile details so DT can tag them accordingly.

I don't know if you posted here because you're a native English writer or a translator but either way it proves your English doesn't sound look like one.Man,for one sec read the damn thread,OP clearly mentioned they need someone to wrote FAQ'S for his website.Does it sound like a translation job ?

I don't see it quite that day,bitcoin is losing it in terms of the transaction fees and those big numbers are totally based on the mass adaption and literally not for the tech.

Sure,who predicted it ?Some dumb traders from the speculation section who predicted Z-cash will peek to much as 1 bitcoin per z-cash value.People come up with random bullshit.

"You need to chose one ICO's with hype around it."

Do you know how shitty ICO's turned into successful money makers and finally  a big scam ? Like that.
It is simple,create a fake hype around your shitty github account with absolutely no code,put like a100 thousand dollars into marketing and make naive people like you to fall into it.Pretty sure you would have made those amounts from air-drops.

Forgive my lack of intelligence if I may sound stupid but you can always programmatically browse a website just like you would do with an actual user and bitcontalk wouldn't see it as a spam bot unless you're opening multiple threads/spamming.

You can follow the OP's github page and run a local clone yourself.Best of luck with that though.  

Unfortunately,there are lot of shills around who would always claim the 'following scam sites' are the best which usually misguides new members to blindly deposit money on them.How else do you think such low rated scams are still making money ? Sportsbet.io is another example which is manipulated by the shill accounts.

Please open a scam accusation for the same.Had you checked out their bitcointalk profile,you would know they have  came too far as scammers.Their feedback speaks for themselves.
They didn't really ask for documents when you deposited the money right ? 


Yes! Lot of other poor bitcoin gamblers who felt for them without checking their previous scam accusations.Please proceed to Trading Discussion -> Scam accusation Section and open one so the community knows what's up.

Damn,this literally gave me a heart-ache.People know Bittrex and Coinbase but don't have an idea about the basic bitcoin principle that is personal wallets.
->Short Answer : Yes,you can transfer the amount to your local wallet/other online wallets.

->Long Answer : You should keep your data flow the other way,bitcoins should go to exchanges from your local wallets and come back here after the have served the purpose.Should never store your bitcoins over an exchange.

Shouldn't this be in service discussion ? Why is coinbase being considered such an important part of bitcoin lol it is just an exchange.

Google ? All those links will get you back on bitcointalk.Despite of the fact coinbase works alongside NSA and the FBI,they heavily manipulate the prices of bitcoin.

A good alternative to decentralized exchanges are peer to peer networks like localbitcoins.A little authority over the service but still better than sending user data to the governments.