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Well, first of all, what would "dying" even mean? Can't imagine a scenario in which Bitcoin would be dying for real....would mean the actual rate going way below even 1k and i can't even imagine this. After all, the crypto-technology is going to thrive on the long run and BTC is directly connected to it and its public understanding so. To reply to the question more meaningfully: Those altcoins which are able to offer an usage of their own and which can be implemented into daily life are going to do just fine. Those who are only uplifted by BTC or hollow hype..not so much.

Decentralized does not mean independent from all influences...mostly it is about less direct control and less state regulation. Well, since politicans are interested, the states get more and more involved anyway so the new threshold is - independent comparend to what? Still more or less a clear question but you should never ask for philosophical purity.

You could write about Nebula Network. It's decentralized storage cloud and seems to be very innovative project. Main advantage is stable exchange rate separated from BitCoin

Interesting...should improve the stability. May i ask if it is connected to any other kind of exchange or value?

Good evening,

Well, i don't think there are a lot of projects right now which are focused on that area but at least a few. Last Week i read this article about the Cultural Coin:
https://thenextweb.com/cryptocurrency/2018/03/02/startup-creating-cultural-cryptocurrency-museums-institutions/

Seems like some kind of ticketing and crowdfunding solution for supporters/visitors of museums/landmarks. If it works out like the creators have planned it, you could buy tickets by using such Coins or a museum could for example start a crowdfunding pool for hosting some new event.

ICO runs right now (until early April) but before you make a decision, you should also read the whitepaper:
https://www.culturalplaces.com/  (first link at the bottom-center)

I understand that this advice is meant to be cynical but it's getting to the gist of it. Like in any kind of economic situation, you are forced to make your own decisions - but you can learn where to look for information.

Let's say as someone, who generally likes playing boarding games, monopoly is an unfair game under the best of circumstances and not even the endless options of crypto-software are able to change this fact.