Because alts in general are just pump and dumps or copy paste coins.
This is evident by peoples reaction to coins that dont have a gui wallet on launch for example. Not because the coin is shit but just because its new tech and you cant just copy paste QT.
On top of that the majoirty are held by early miners and devs who, unlike early btc investors, know that by holding they can pump it up adn dump it onto bag holders.
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Most of coins which coming without any infrastructure and good marketing died after few days and eat money of newbies just because of this just rel-lay on trusted coins
If I understand your question correctly..
While most focus on source tech. we aren't so much just yet.
'Beta'/first stage:
https://www.noblemovement.com/marketplace/
https://www.noblemovement.com/steps/
2nd & 3rd stage:
While most focus on source tech. we aren't so much just yet.
'Beta'/first stage:
https://www.noblemovement.com/marketplace/
https://www.noblemovement.com/steps/
2nd & 3rd stage:
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Right now there are two more websites being built from the ground up. The first is for Steps, the charity/fundraising crypto-kickstarter that has a ‘Step’ for every charity accepting crypto. It’s very similar to your current crowdsourcing platforms. The second is for the Marketplace (unofficially being called ‘The Noble Road’). We’re taking our time to make sure they look and act like top-tier services. Staying ‘true’ to one of the original principals, we’re taking advantage of our current position to ensure these both stay at 0% fees indefinitely and accept only cryptocurrencies. They don’t need to run on profit, and the 12% discounts on products (Marketplace) as well as the 12% bonuses on donations (Steps) remain to entice people to take advantage of cryptocurrency and use it over fiat.
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We will then be moving the marketplace and Steps longer-term onto a decentralized platform (there are a few that are looking more promising by the day) that allows direct payments between merchants/buyers for all cryptocurrencies under the Noble banner. We don't want a centralized point of hosting and we don't want to have to micromanage it, we'd rather focus on pushing services forward alongside support for the tech of each coin. Whether or not we keep some centralized 'control' over what is added to the Marketplace is still under consideration, because we don't want it to sink into a den of illegal products and heinous material (you know the type).
Most of this altcoins are pump and dump. They don't bother to build any supporting sites. Just deal only on major trusted altcoins.
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I'm not sure what you mean exactly. What do you mean by infrastructure? You just want to know of some innovative alt coins? There isn't really m/any. Maybe a handful at the most. Check out the alt coin subforum here on the site.
I see a lot of altcoins but no infrastructure build around them, can you help me with where this sort of innovation is happening?
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