perhaps it is best to establish a decentralized ICO platform which holds investors crypto's which cannot be withdrawn unless certain criteria are met(inverse KYC/proof of project as an example). not only gives security for investors money project developer can do some free/cheap advertising to the platform. sometimes inverse KYC of the ICO raters is not enough I remember Hashcard whom inverse KYC is positive yet it turns out to be a scam.

Which has the biggest impact on you that makes you invest in an ICO or not?

• Idea/Concept
• Team (And if this one, what do you look at?)
• Advisor
• Partner
• Progress of the project
• Github
• Medium articles
• Size of Community (Twitter, Telegram, etc.)
• Marketing Concept (Design of website etc.)
• Comments on Bitcointalk
• Others

1. Have a clear investment strategy
2. Make use of market trends
3. Always be confident
4. Accept risk

We need to get more people into discussion to understand if the idea worth implementing right now. We have enough resources but as any other startup we need community support. We want to understand if the idea of tournaments for project tokens is interesting for the community and has future. All this without community support makes not sense.

Our mid term goal is to get 1000 members in telegram group without any airdrops or bounty. This should be enough to test and organize game play on a certain level.

So what we propose is the following: if you want to get project tokens besides bounties and in a more close and gamified way (like during fight tournaments) we can develop it and improve alone with you. All we need right now is a bit of support and feedback.

We had an idea of allowing winners take some of the tokens loosers have after the fight on the arena (outside the tournaments). Not sure if this is a good idea. That might be a topic of discussion with the community. If you will want to dump some coins or win some that might be a good idea. But we are talking here about things that might have value in the real world and having somebody loose important stuff inside the game might have negative effect on the community. The idea about having a chance to win during the tournament without loosing anything looks way better now. What do you think about that?

So I have been reading tweets and other media outlets which are predicting that the BTC will have a huge surge by December. Have anyone come across this and I don't know if I should be excited or that's another bubble waiting to be needle pricked.

THE ETH Fight Club

Looking for a feedback on the following idea.

We want to create a game based on Fight Club idea where you fight other players for tokens. You train on arenas, fight other players and then take participate in tournaments to win token reward of various projects.

Projects carry out championships dedicated to their release, stages of crowdsale to attract community attention to their events.

Players can choose what tournament to participate in and therefore show the interest of community to projects. The more experience players want to participate in your tournament the more attention of the community you probably have.

Each player can have additional items and creatures to improve skill sets and stats.

We want to implement the economy of the project in the following way:
1) The most active community members can be tournament organizers and get percentage of rewards.
2) Artists can participate in creation of items and creatures and get sales commission.
3) Players can organize marketplaces, manage them and get percentage on sales.

Your propositions are welcome.

If you think this idea worth a while join project telegram group and let`s discuss it. https://t.me/ethfc

First thousand players will surely get benefits from early bird participation.

In my opinion, you can tokenize each of us, each person has a value.
Examples of using such tokens are obvious.
I could accept payments for my own token services and would be happy to pay for coffee at the token of my favorite coffee shop.
and you?