Topic: All these Altcoins have really made things confusing (Read 493 times)
a lot of coins really made us confuse to take and select good coin from altcoins because they all are coming frequently without proper projects and acceptability, no thought altcoins have bright future also and new investor is very kin to invest also but unable to make proper choice
I do not agree with you, you could not blame all altcoins for eBtc. This is airdrop coin, 99% of holders dump it and the rest hold it in general.
I also agree with you, eBTC I think is a good altcoin this time and it is their market strategies to make and airdrop of their coin to get people awareness of it.
I do not agree with you, you could not blame all altcoins for eBtc. This is airdrop coin, 99% of holders dump it and the rest hold it in general.
the real problem in here is not the altcoin,
to be honest the real problem is the human themself.
most of them blinded by their greedy and never learn anything from their mistake,
if they use some of their 'logic' they should can prevent it or at least they can prevent themself to get involved to that kind of shit.
ICOs and IPOs are a problem indeed,but not all of them are a problem.
some of them really deliver what they promised,
but on the other hand,a lot of shitty human create a fiction project just to get money for free and caused a lot of fear in investor mind.
there will be no end of this shit until everything is closed up
will end if there is exist a team formed by bitcointalk that analyze an ico, the ide is already in the head of theymos but somehow they do not continue that plan. to be honest the real problem is the human themself.
most of them blinded by their greedy and never learn anything from their mistake,
if they use some of their 'logic' they should can prevent it or at least they can prevent themself to get involved to that kind of shit.
ICOs and IPOs are a problem indeed,but not all of them are a problem.
some of them really deliver what they promised,
but on the other hand,a lot of shitty human create a fiction project just to get money for free and caused a lot of fear in investor mind.
there will be no end of this shit until everything is closed up
the real problem in here is not the altcoin,
to be honest the real problem is the human themself.
most of them blinded by their greedy and never learn anything from their mistake,
if they use some of their 'logic' they should can prevent it or at least they can prevent themself to get involved to that kind of shit.
ICOs and IPOs are a problem indeed,but not all of them are a problem.
some of them really deliver what they promised,
but on the other hand,a lot of shitty human create a fiction project just to get money for free and caused a lot of fear in investor mind.
there will be no end of this shit until everything is closed up
to be honest the real problem is the human themself.
most of them blinded by their greedy and never learn anything from their mistake,
if they use some of their 'logic' they should can prevent it or at least they can prevent themself to get involved to that kind of shit.
ICOs and IPOs are a problem indeed,but not all of them are a problem.
some of them really deliver what they promised,
but on the other hand,a lot of shitty human create a fiction project just to get money for free and caused a lot of fear in investor mind.
there will be no end of this shit until everything is closed up
Great post and there is a lot we can take away from this. This is something the whole industry needs to start understanding and until we do we wont reach mass adoption I think. How can the industry get credibility when
every other project is calling the other one a scam? Or when you say the other dev is scammy without having any proof? You are right on the button when you say we need to grow up. We really do and we need to do it
quick. Unfortunately because the code is often open-source this leaves a lot of room for scammers and bad people. In conclusion, we need a combination of growing up, more regulation, and whenever in doubt do research
on the project you are going to invest in. Doing those three things should help us grow as an industry much quicker.
every other project is calling the other one a scam? Or when you say the other dev is scammy without having any proof? You are right on the button when you say we need to grow up. We really do and we need to do it
quick. Unfortunately because the code is often open-source this leaves a lot of room for scammers and bad people. In conclusion, we need a combination of growing up, more regulation, and whenever in doubt do research
on the project you are going to invest in. Doing those three things should help us grow as an industry much quicker.
Yeah exactly, I think you get what I was trying to say. Like, how can we possibly expect a complete and utter stranger to crypto to trust us and the system when every other day there is a new 'scam coin' etc etc.
People are already dubious about trusting it as human are like magpies and we like shiny things/things to hold in our hands. Many people will hear one thing about how good crypto is and then do a google search to find loads of horror stories about scams and then instantly be put off ever actually investigating further due to the fact that the system they already know is one they trust.
We really need to regulate and acquire a sort of unity between ourselves. I think it's why projects like Deep Onion are actually going to do a lot of good for the blockchain tech as a whole. The whole community there is unified and that is what we need.
Personally my invested money isnt in anything I havent researched!
Im sure most of you have been involved, in some way or another, in one of the ever so many e(insert name here) coins, and even the w-Coins, or at least will have seen all the commotion and frenzied posting of people scrambling to fill out as many airdrop forms as they possibly can before the window closes. Why? Through fear of missing out on the next chance to get a significant amount of money for free.
After the whole eBTC airdrop and flash sale every one and their dog has released an ethereum or waves alternative of popular coins which has caused a tonne of confusion and everything else.
My question to yous is: Have you been on EtherDelta today? It would seem that the whole debacle has lead to three eLTC pairs on the exchange and makes me wonder how many more we are going to see crop up now.
As crypto is still a baby, and many find it confusing enough already, I do think this could possibly cause a regression in the progress made for the cryptoverse.
If the general public start seeing all these 'scam' coins cropping up and things like copyright laws being broken seemingly completely flagrantly, and then see the community financially benefit from it all, the inevitable accusations of crypto being nothing but a dodgey drug dealing, child smuggling tool will resurface.
I think that, as a community, which we are, we really need to grow up a little bit and try to think more long term.
Obviously I am not here on a high horse - I was involved in some of the airdrops myself - I am just venting really and think that, for us to be recognised, the community really needs mature quickly.
With things like the UK leaving the EU, the USA stirring up tension beween N Korea and China, Isis and everything else, the world needs a little unity and I think that this community is where logic would say it should start. How would it have gone down if the three eLTC development teams united to make one eLTC with a more solid plan? Though I do understand that it is possible, and even probable, that many of these coins have been made by the same people/person.
After the whole eBTC airdrop and flash sale every one and their dog has released an ethereum or waves alternative of popular coins which has caused a tonne of confusion and everything else.
My question to yous is: Have you been on EtherDelta today? It would seem that the whole debacle has lead to three eLTC pairs on the exchange and makes me wonder how many more we are going to see crop up now.
As crypto is still a baby, and many find it confusing enough already, I do think this could possibly cause a regression in the progress made for the cryptoverse.
If the general public start seeing all these 'scam' coins cropping up and things like copyright laws being broken seemingly completely flagrantly, and then see the community financially benefit from it all, the inevitable accusations of crypto being nothing but a dodgey drug dealing, child smuggling tool will resurface.
I think that, as a community, which we are, we really need to grow up a little bit and try to think more long term.
Obviously I am not here on a high horse - I was involved in some of the airdrops myself - I am just venting really and think that, for us to be recognised, the community really needs mature quickly.
With things like the UK leaving the EU, the USA stirring up tension beween N Korea and China, Isis and everything else, the world needs a little unity and I think that this community is where logic would say it should start. How would it have gone down if the three eLTC development teams united to make one eLTC with a more solid plan? Though I do understand that it is possible, and even probable, that many of these coins have been made by the same people/person.
Great post and there is a lot we can take away from this. This is something the whole industry needs to start understanding and until we do we wont reach mass adoption I think. How can the industry get credibility when
every other project is calling the other one a scam? Or when you say the other dev is scammy without having any proof? You are right on the button when you say we need to grow up. We really do and we need to do it
quick. Unfortunately because the code is often open-source this leaves a lot of room for scammers and bad people. In conclusion, we need a combination of growing up, more regulation, and whenever in doubt do research
on the project you are going to invest in. Doing those three things should help us grow as an industry much quicker.
The only thing I know is crypto is not a baby bro. It is a child now. Can't you see everyone is investing in crypto? But I think there will be a hard crash which will make new people really broke.
You just need to do research bro
Im sure most of you have been involved, in some way or another, in one of the ever so many e(insert name here) coins, and even the w-Coins, or at least will have seen all the commotion and frenzied posting of people scrambling to fill out as many airdrop forms as they possibly can before the window closes. Why? Through fear of missing out on the next chance to get a significant amount of money for free.
After the whole eBTC airdrop and flash sale every one and their dog has released an ethereum or waves alternative of popular coins which has caused a tonne of confusion and everything else.
My question to yous is: Have you been on EtherDelta today? It would seem that the whole debacle has lead to three eLTC pairs on the exchange and makes me wonder how many more we are going to see crop up now.
As crypto is still a baby, and many find it confusing enough already, I do think this could possibly cause a regression in the progress made for the cryptoverse.
If the general public start seeing all these 'scam' coins cropping up and things like copyright laws being broken seemingly completely flagrantly, and then see the community financially benefit from it all, the inevitable accusations of crypto being nothing but a dodgey drug dealing, child smuggling tool will resurface.
I think that, as a community, which we are, we really need to grow up a little bit and try to think more long term.
Obviously I am not here on a high horse - I was involved in some of the airdrops myself - I am just venting really and think that, for us to be recognised, the community really needs mature quickly.
With things like the UK leaving the EU, the USA stirring up tension beween N Korea and China, Isis and everything else, the world needs a little unity and I think that this community is where logic would say it should start. How would it have gone down if the three eLTC development teams united to make one eLTC with a more solid plan? Though I do understand that it is possible, and even probable, that many of these coins have been made by the same people/person.
After the whole eBTC airdrop and flash sale every one and their dog has released an ethereum or waves alternative of popular coins which has caused a tonne of confusion and everything else.
My question to yous is: Have you been on EtherDelta today? It would seem that the whole debacle has lead to three eLTC pairs on the exchange and makes me wonder how many more we are going to see crop up now.
As crypto is still a baby, and many find it confusing enough already, I do think this could possibly cause a regression in the progress made for the cryptoverse.
If the general public start seeing all these 'scam' coins cropping up and things like copyright laws being broken seemingly completely flagrantly, and then see the community financially benefit from it all, the inevitable accusations of crypto being nothing but a dodgey drug dealing, child smuggling tool will resurface.
I think that, as a community, which we are, we really need to grow up a little bit and try to think more long term.
Obviously I am not here on a high horse - I was involved in some of the airdrops myself - I am just venting really and think that, for us to be recognised, the community really needs mature quickly.
With things like the UK leaving the EU, the USA stirring up tension beween N Korea and China, Isis and everything else, the world needs a little unity and I think that this community is where logic would say it should start. How would it have gone down if the three eLTC development teams united to make one eLTC with a more solid plan? Though I do understand that it is possible, and even probable, that many of these coins have been made by the same people/person.
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