Ok thanks! I'm not really using Discord any more because it is discriminating Tor users, but for exchanging email addresses it might work.

Yes there is only one other thing one can do to keep projects alive, which in fact has nothing to with blockchains at all ... it is called persistence. Most projects will disappear due to a general lack of profitability, which is why most of them initially started. Only if we are persistent at what we are doing and keep doing it anyway, whether it's profitable or not, we can ensure that the cryptocurrency keeps being active. (Which, btw., is exactly what I am doing here with Titcoin)

Interestingly not only cryptocurrencies are affected by this, but also maintaining coin listings is getting increasingly unprofitable for cryptocurrency exchanges, which is why many of them go bankrupt. There are still quite a few challenges for the cryptocurrency community to overcome before mainstream adoption can take place.



I have still been in contact occasionally with Ed Mansfield, the original founder of Titcoin. He very much supports what we are doing here but he doesn't have any time to get involved personally. Some time ago, the original Titcoin team handed over the entire project to the adult software development company JoyToilet (because Titcoin was unprofitable, hah!) and gave them access to all the accounts (Github, Twitter ... see the ANN for more details). Then JoyToilet also went bankrupt last year and sold all the accounts to TittieCoin. So unfortunately the original team does not have access to the accounts any more.  

It doesn't really matter though because we can just make new accounts. The Titcoin community that is being active on Reddit nowadays has nothing to do with the Titcoin community from the old days any more.