It's merely an unconstrained version of this:
INNOVATIVE GAME: FANTASY CRYPTO
Fantasy Crypto pits crypto enthusiasts against the market, and each other, in real-time! In a brand new game of skill, and a dash of luck, players pick the cryptocurrencies they believe will make the biggest move. Selecting cryptocurrencies is much like picking players in teams, limited by salary caps. Choose your coin lineup, selecting five Offense (up) and five Defense (down) from five categories based on key features. The games may be daily, weekly, 4-weeks, or longer. Your final score is the sum of your Team’s Players’ points at the end of the game period.
The cryptocurrency that changed the most in its group and in your anticipated direction earns five points; the second most earns three points, and the third earns two points. You will have picked three cryptos up and three down in each of five groups. A perfect score would be (5+3+2) x 2 * 5 = 100 points. The lowest number of points would be zero. The game prize will be shared across the Top 10 gamers.
The monitored cryptocurrency stats are equivalent to player stats in Fantasy Sports. To assure timeliness and transparency, data will be updated every 5 minutes and consistent with most coinmarketcap.com conventions.
Many new Crypto Games are in the pipeline for Breakout Gaming. The objective is not just to be fun and rewarding to play, but to gain and share insights within the Crypto Community. What are the features of coins that make them succeed or fail, e.g., premine percent, security, theme, privacy, etc.? How exactly do you predict a winner or a loser? What are the market conditions that favor or hurt various coins? Are there algorithms that enable one to pick direction and duration of price moves? We want vibrant discussions and discoveries about cryptocoins, as well as fun and games!
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(found in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annbrk-breakout-coin-sale-june-13-2016-multicurrencies-smart-contracts-808648)For the real-life version of the above, there's really not much difference between it and emptying one's wallet into the vast array of online games/gamifications that will so readily relieve you of your cash --- except that for altcoins, the risk/reward ratio is less easily quantifiable and there is inarguably an element of skill/knowledge in constructing a portfolio of coins to hodl for a while.
There's also the social aspect, a factor that is all too often under-appreciated in altcoinland.
Cheers
Graham