Doesn't seem like Isolani159 quit. In the OP:
Chess Token is generated to be an intermediate tool to actualize ChessCoin new plans and roadmap. Once ChessCoin Token establishes its value, that's the right time to upgrade ChessCoin to new level of a world currency for Chess.
Apparently there are plans to upgrade ChessCoin but that is still unclear for the time being.
This is the new project of Isolani159:
https://etherscan.io/token/0x90663f99e508c821ec9bc3634e36ce6e115f25f7
And this is an ERC20 token and was created and exists on the Ethereum Blockchain - were created from one day to the next, so they have no history and no past
Where should the trust come from for these tokens? Reliance on these ERC20 tokens is relatively low because the further development of these projects requires their own blockchain and their own developers.
Here's the list of tokens on this Ethereum Blockchain:
https://etherscan.io/tokens?p=1The other thing that hinders confidence in a secure future for these tokens is that the creator can create new tokens overnight and throw away the old ones - there is no independent network and no security!
Many user have an interest and want to see how the network work. For example ChessCoin - there are 20 - 25 permanent nodes and that gives you a lot of confidence in the network!
Here's the list of ChessCoin tokens on this Ethereum Blockchain:
https://etherscan.io/tokens?q=ChessThere are many examples that started on the Ethereum Blockchain and later to independent they build your own blockchain - why should ChessCoin take a step back and break away from an independent blockchain?
Agree, that's why I asked Isolani159 for more details in one of my previous posts:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1510517.msg41208304#msg41208304.
And no, I will not support ChessCash and Isolani159 and this ERC20 Token.
It would've been beneficial for all, I think, if all the projects could find a common ground instead of having multiple ones. Anyway, what will be will be, let's see how this plays out. But Isolani159 you srsly need to engage in the conversation to better explain your vision.