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Crackdown on ICOs – Good or bad for LTC

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Crackdown on ICOs – Good or bad for LTC

Guys you can observe how the crackdown grows against the ICOs but in your view how this impact the altcoins ? What I've been observing over the past 10 months is the growing number of ICO that attracted a lot of money and most of them already failed . The ICO are hitting the price of other coins . Do we really need of 10 kind of LTC or DGB ? So the crackdown affect the entire market but also I believe it's good because we probably won't see 5 new coins per day, which also means more cash for LTC and others.

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Idea : Push Litecoin adoption towards EpicGames – the developers of Fortnite, the #1 most watched game on twitch

I believe that this could have a large impact on LTC if the option to pay with it was implemented into their buying system. Any ideas on how to contact Epic about this would be appreciated!

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DMine launching tonight guys 🙂

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