No, of course articles are not always sponsored. Firstly, there are honest journalists for whom telling the truth is more important than earning big money. They may be in the minority, but they exist. Secondly, in some cases being honest is profitable. You are getting more visitors to your site when there's talk that your info is always legit. Thirdly, even when being paid by a company, some journalists still may write unbiased articles. The problem is that you never know what kind of reporter wrote the article you are reading. Here on this forum you can read the reaction of other members and make your own conclusions, while in other places comments can be moderated without you knowing it.

Bottomline, it is still on the player's responsibility to check if the site is allowing his country of residence to play on the site. This is the first step that he needs to clarify because it is his own funds at stake here. So he should make sure that he is allowed to play, and if using VPN, he also needs to confirm it from the site itself. Because most casinos are not allowing the use of VPN. If you failed to verify this first step, then, for me, it is the player's fault if he reached to the point that he got winnings and couldn't withdraw. As a player, you have your responsibilities also as most casinos will try to attract as much players as they can.

For such questions, the project has a telegram channel. There you will be answered much faster than you will wait for the answer here.

Hello, guys! Did you visit the latest AMA?

Can store I your tokens on the hardware wallet?

There are five of them.

1. Blue Coins. It includes the top 5 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.

2. Second Tier. It includes the 20 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, except for those included in the Blue Coins index.

3. Currencies index. It includes only those of the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, that primarily act as a means of payment.

4. Services index. It tracks the dynamics of only those of the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization that power different products and services in numerous sectors: data storage, payment systems, lending, cloud computing, gaming, and others.

5. Platforms index. It includes only those of the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization that are necessary to provide different infrastructure solutions. Index constituents represent projects, which develop various ecosystems or platforms for crowdfunding, decentralized applications, asset management, and others.

That is correct. Since Zichain is built on Ethereum blockchain you can use any ERC-20 compatible wallet you like.

My impression of the project is positive and I would definitely recommend it to someone wishing to dive into the world of cryptocurrencies and ICOs.
I believe that Zichain and its team worked really hard to create something that will surely make it easier to invest in the cryptocurrencies and the crypto world in general.

It's also good for CEOs, it's some kind of a network for them

Collaborations raise awareness and help to spread info on the project 

Do you plan on collaborating with other ICOs?