Cryptocurrency - BCC | What Went Wrong and How They Can Come Back Like Kings

With hard earned working money invested in BCC, you can't help not thinking what went wrong.
It was, definitely, a super important lesson in crypto that all of us felt, so what really happened?

BCC got way too big way too fast, they were accepting new users, and had tons of people promoting them - why not? more money.
It doesn't seem like the developers knew what they are getting themselves into, but BCC should have had closed the doors for new registrations exactly around the same time (or before), when Bittrex and other exchanges closed their doors for new users.

The system worked, no doubt, but as soon as it became mainstream, it caught the eyes of certain entities who wanted to see it fail- God knows for what reasons.
As a blockchain, trading billions of dollars on a daily basis, you must ask the question: Where is the technology to protect this kind of massive operation?
This is a huge problem - and what does it say about other similar platforms.

"Bad Press"-Is that even a reason?!
We can understand laws and regulations, to some degree, but press?
Even the people who create the press don't believe in it, and everybody knows social media cannot be trusted, hence...the elections.
Fake accounts are everywhere, trying to shift people awareness for personal gain, promoting hidden agendas.

How can BCC Come Back Stronger Than Ever?

First and for most:
Must have the technology to protect the community from any kind of attack.
Successful strong coin requires a safe trading space.

Reopen the lending platform to BCC holders only, let the coin value go up within the community.
If you don't have the technology, find a way to get it, or ask the community to help, after all the community is everything!

The concept of a closed community with special benefits (ways to earn $) will increase the value of this coin in no time, and thanks steemit for documenting this moment as a trade mark for this idea.

How would you like to see BCC coming back?