An old but unexplored project - page 4.

crzy

full member

Activity: 2128

Merit: 180

Quote from: Phoenix61 on April 29, 2019, 02:52:10 PM

I've been tracking Decent(Dct) for a while. One of the first blockchain projects established in 2015. What are your thoughts? Anybody investing in or thinking of doing it? I didn't see much talking about here.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/decent/

An old blockchain technology doesn’t mean a good one, i never heard about this coin and maybe the team are not that good in terms of marketing their coin. Though they need to be more active so they can match a higher coin, and attract investors. Its been four years now since this coin begin to work and yet, they are still down so try to care on investing.

Osaremien

jr. member

Activity: 32

Merit: 1

The Dev team needs to sort out payments for bounty as they will show sign of seriousness from their end

Adriano2010

hero member

Activity: 1414

Merit: 516

Maybe this coin can bring some profit over time if the team behind it doing their works and somehow try to get more investors who invest on it, but no can guarantee that will bring a profit.

Phoenix61

newbie

Activity: 41

Merit: 0

In fact, I see a concrete work. My goal is not to be rich with Decent. I want to make a long-term investment with enough confidence. I don't agree with the idea that the project is dying. They are constantly improving their platform. They continue to build partnerships. But the market value is very low.

Investing is a tough job

rachman mahesa

full member

Activity: 966

Merit: 111

With a lot of altcoins, of course, it makes me confused to invest in which altcoin. Which has been old or new, of course this is actually a difficult choice if I have to invest in DCT. Because I first heard of the altcoin. I often invest in the top altcoin, because in my opinion it's the right choice and potentially.

Ifemini

member

Activity: 690

Merit: 12

There are consequences for every action

Quote from: coupable on April 29, 2019, 03:42:13 PM

This announcement have been published today in the Decent ANN thread.

Quote from: DECENT on April 29, 2019, 08:27:16 AM

Good Monday to all of you!

Keeping up the charitable spirit from last week, we're coming to you with a new piece on charity and blockchain.

Recently, we have been increasing our involvement by partnering with companies and organizations like Room to Read and Token 4 Hope.

Learn more about how blockchain can create a more secure and trustworthy platform for charities worldwide.

Give a read to our newest article – How We Are Combating Charity Corruption with Blockchain.

All recent posts in the ANN thread are about bounties and distribution issues; Decent project willing to pay eth instead of Decent (different Blockchains).
Decent and other slowly move projects show no real proofs about progression. It's pathetic when a project just can't handle its bounty program Cry

Its basically just a sign of low or no self esteem by the devs of the project
Refusal to comply with bounty terms (created by them at the start of bounty) is enough signs that they won’t fulfill the product promised in the whitepaper

We need not waste time monitoring such project s

coupable

hero member

Activity: 2338

Merit: 757

Top-tier crypto casino and sportsbook

This announcement have been published today in the Decent ANN thread.

Quote from: DECENT on April 29, 2019, 08:27:16 AM

Good Monday to all of you!

Keeping up the charitable spirit from last week, we're coming to you with a new piece on charity and blockchain.

Recently, we have been increasing our involvement by partnering with companies and organizations like Room to Read and Token 4 Hope.

Learn more about how blockchain can create a more secure and trustworthy platform for charities worldwide.

Give a read to our newest article – How We Are Combating Charity Corruption with Blockchain.

All recent posts in the ANN thread are about bounties and distribution issues; Decent project willing to pay eth instead of Decent (different Blockchains).
Decent and other slowly move projects show no real proofs about progression. It's pathetic when a project just can't handle its bounty program Cry

livingfree

hero member

Activity: 2996

Merit: 580

Hire Bitcointalk Camp. Manager @ r7promotions.com

If it doesn't have much discussions about it means that this coin is already forgotten. I'm impress that despite of that, dct still has $3M worth of market cap and still has a quite good volume on some exchanges.

I'm not willing to explore this kind of project. It's a probable trap if you ever end up with this kind of idea but if by chance that you're lucky enough and this coin would pump 100% after you invested, you need to get out quickly.

target

legendary

Activity: 2282

Merit: 1041

For an old project, I can say they are out preforming. While the rest of the project that had already developed their product got a good price already, DCT should have at least $0.50 so we can consider at least they did step up. There were complains about this project for not distributing their bounty tokens for more than a year but look how they got even after doing it.

rijaljun

sr. member

Activity: 1274

Merit: 267

Quote from: Phoenix61 on April 29, 2019, 02:52:10 PM

I've been tracking Decent(Dct) for a while. One of the first blockchain projects established in 2015. What are your thoughts? Anybody investing in or thinking of doing it? I didn't see much talking about here.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/decent/

Well, it's an old project but seems the project doesn't working well to the community. It's maybe because the project is not really hard on marketing or somewhat. You may check their telegram community, they have less than 2000 people inside their group.

Phoenix61

newbie

Activity: 41

Merit: 0

I've been tracking Decent(Dct) for a while. One of the first blockchain projects established in 2015. What are your thoughts? Anybody investing in or thinking of doing it? I didn't see much talking about here.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/decent/

Topic: An old but unexplored project - page 4. (Read 585 times)