If you are saying the technical thing here, all coins do have this kind of problems sometimes but this is actually a minor thing, and this is not really big deal, soon or later people will fix it for sure.
Of course. Just it's better to wait until the fixes are done an integrate afterwards so you can avoid doing the same job twice
The main problem is always price, like you said it just matter of the numbers right but do you think that some big investors are giving into this? They always want hit the peak, may be for gambler they will think and consider the price so they still can adjust it anyway but not for long because they can get huge impact too
Let assume this way, how about if you win when the price is low and lose when it is high?
This is not about how
big or small is the price. It's about how
stable that price is. That's a different issue. And, according to what @adaseb said, this issue may also be temporary:
However when their main-net launched it was a crazy mess. Basically the old "Buy the rumor, and dump after main-net launch".
EOS biggest issue was that they are way too centralised and basically like others have said "You are better keeping your money in a bank, than on the EOS network" because your tokens can easily get frozen.
When there is a small group of people that can control others coins then its a problem. And basically no gambling site should pose that risk.
People deposit money to Bitsler, and they decide to freeze those coins "since its a gambling site" and what happens then. Liability after liability issues with the coin and Bitsler.
Hmm.. then I guess that waiting (much) longer with this coin may be the best "course of action". The waters will clear sooner or later.
