The number of worthless coins in the space today is a reflection of how profitable the crypto world has been especially in the year 2017. Many of these projects had no business being in the crypto space in the first place and as such they just came to milk money from investors without any genuine intention ab inito. It was a get rich quick scheme for most of them and they ended up leaving coins of worth and leaving the thrash coins in the market

Can we all just forget about a massive pump for a minute? Because this isn't about to happen anytime soon. The fundamentals don't point in that direction at all. The market first needs to recover and then become stable before a pump can be entertained. Remember what is a pump for others is just a mere recovery for many, especially those who have been hodling and weathering the current storm

This is one question no one can answer and even vaguely say with certainty. The current conditions has not shown any signs the market is on the road to recovery. There are no fundamentals pointing in that direction. We can only be hopeful of a major positive news to hit the space in 2019 like the approval of a Bitcoin ETF that's still hanging in the balance at the moment.

The crypto world is currently is one replete with so many levels of emotion and reactions various levels of loses experienced by people. While some people are stunned about the monies they've lost, we should also take a minute or two think about people some of these coins at their ATH in December of 2017, people who bought BTC @ $19k, ETH @ $1200 Ripple @ $3, NEO @ $168, etc. Most of these guys have almost lost their entire investment and what is preventing a total is the fact that they're yet to sell, some have chosen to hodl which for me the best decision.

I don't think the SEC have jurisdictions over social media and what should or shouldn't go on there. Individual social media platform owners could decide to censor ICO related posts just like Facebook did at some point this year. But should push come to shoves, bounty hunters could continue working on other platforms like Altcointalk, Bitcointalk, etc

These celebrities like a few crypto investors do not fully understand what they're about and just blindly follow it. For celebrities it gets worse because they have a huge fan base and there's always a bandwagon effect with regards to what they throw their weight behind. I guess this will serve as a deterrent to others

Elimination and weeding of worthless coins from the space isn't a sign of a bull run in my opinion. These are projects that had no business being here in the first instance and some had rogue devs whose major intention was scamming the investing public. While the bull run is what we all crave now, delisting shitcoins is unconnected to it.