Quote from: LuciferMorningstar on Today at 01:40:22 PM

Quote from: Kasabus on August 30, 2020, 11:49:40 PM

Quote from: passwordnow on August 30, 2020, 11:08:33 PM

For dead altcoins, the restart will be harder. If the project once took the popularity and it suddenly died, there's almost no coming back from it. But we want to hear it from you op if what happened to this discussion or to the project that you are interested in.
You have started a thread and for sure that you are eyeing for a project that you think has the potential. It's just a matter of management in your eyes.

Bringing back dead altcoins would mean a very hard task since you will be working again in a long process and yet no assurance if it will end sucessfully. I'd rather advise you to start a new and potential project and build trust on the investors because it might have bigger chances to make you profitable in the end rather than managing a project that has been abandoned already because of some serious issues.

Fixing something always harder than making it from a scratch, to be honest. A dead coin will have many problems exist and will take a huge of developer's time to address those matter. I really don't get it why would anyone want to restart a dead coin? If you like the coin, just copy it like 'with poker and blackjack' moto.

It depends on the damage if the damage is only lite will you start all over again ? No because that takes time . Op is not alone with this idea because i saw someone before that is talking similar thing .

There are really people that loves to revive older or dead projects , why not have them a chance ? they are more familiar with it than those who are newly built .