Being dropped by pools means a lot about the future of this coin. It is still on exchange and yet zergpool has let it go.
Many same aspects of LTC but 1/4 the time for halving to occur... and yet worth pennies. Now do you see halving means squat?
The only reason you see a blip in mining is due to your post. Waking people up to the coin. Marketing is the ONLY way a coin grows in value. Nothing else.
Many same aspects of LTC but 1/4 the time for halving to occur... and yet worth pennies. Now do you see halving means squat?
The only reason you see a blip in mining is due to your post. Waking people up to the coin. Marketing is the ONLY way a coin grows in value. Nothing else.
Hello elmo40, thank you for your message. The idea behind Bitcore is to emulate Bitcoin during the halving process. Therefore, Bitcore will always halve in the same year as Bitcoin. We are aware that this alone is not enough to build a large community. That’s why we are also attempting to burn excess BTX with the resources available to us. However, even burning coins may only have an effect in the long term. We can only strive to provide a solid framework for crypto enthusiasts.
I am in contact with Zergpool. Alternatively, I can also recommend aikapool.com/btx.
Hi Limxdev,
after years of being completely absent from Bitcointalk (I can no longer recover my legendary account), I can only confirm that community building involves much more than just burning coins, graphic design, or technical innovation.
A strong community thrives on consistent engagement, open communication, and shared goals. It requires fostering an environment where members feel valued and have opportunities to actively participate in shaping the project. Initiatives like educational content, partnerships, real-world use cases, and transparent updates can create lasting trust and interest.
Community building is as much about people as it is about the project itself—providing not just a solid framework, but also meaningful reasons for people to be a part of it.
Greetz
