Topic: At what price will a coin die? - page 8. (Read 2735 times)
It is very difficult to be certain at a price that is stable and stable when the market is moving steadily. So the coins can die off as the price gets lower and lower.This is what is forecasted and i think that it is also an opportunity for us to get rich when we use the opportunity.
What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?
I think price is never an issue when we talk about dead coins because coins will never be dead as long as the developers were working hard on promoting inorder to make their projects successful.Competitions are everywhere and inorder to grow these projects one must need to be more competitive so that investors would showed interests in a project. Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?
There's no standard for that. The exchange will keep profiting regardless of the price because there will always be people trading that coin. It might indeed die of no other developers take over and if there are no running nodes left.
This is true, you are right mate theres no specific or standard for that, crypto coins will not only falling down though usually it is but sometimes it rise up, thats the thrill here in crypto world, we need to wait have patience for that moment to happen which is the rise of price.
There's no standard for that. The exchange will keep profiting regardless of the price because there will always be people trading that coin. It might indeed die of no other developers take over and if there are no running nodes left.
Bitcoin is currently quite immortal 
. And altcoins die when nobody cares about them anymore it is quite simple . Dont look only on price like retard and observe comunity it is most important thing in crypto.
. And altcoins die when nobody cares about them anymore it is quite simple . Dont look only on price like retard and observe comunity it is most important thing in crypto.
The price of bitcoin depends on people. As long as at least 1 person believes in Bitcoin, he will not die.
There is no dying for a coin as long as the exchanges and transactions continues, no matter how low the price falls. If the transactions and exchanges stop and people stop investing, only then a coin will die.
A long as the traders are trading a coin it is not really dead. You never know when they will pick up the price. But sometimes the developers lose hope about their project and abandon the coins; thats when you can call it dead.
As far as I know, the coin dies if no coin moves it, and also no one needs it. At the lowest level and have no value at all so the community leaves it.
As the life of a coin depends on its trading volume and effort of the developers, and not on its direct price, it can be said that the coin does not die with the loss of its price. However, if developers stop backing up a coin and all its related nodes are stopped, then it is death for that particular coin. As for the Bitcoin, it will never reach such state.
Only the fall in price does not mean that the coin is dying. The price can fluctuate very much, but this is not a sign of the end. Therefore, I will look at the General state of the market, news about the cryptocurrency on an international scale. And I advise you not to make hasty conclusions about the development of bitcoin, looking only at the price.
Without inflation, there is no growth, no progress. And with inflation, everything is approaching and the end, the fall, and the collapse is approaching. It's a double-edged sword. Hence, on the one hand is good, for the sake of progress. But on the other hand it is bad - value systems are devalued.
I am not sure that which is the criteria for a coin to die but i think that coin can never die even if it's market value become zero because i think that price can not only determine the value of coin like in the past many coins were good in start but later they finished from the surface of the earth and it is in the case for the present coins also, We have seen many coins grows up from a very down fall so coins can not be described that it is down or rise.
I don't think we should only focus on the price when bitcoin will die. There will be a lot more signs for this. But I do not expect such a development, as I see only a tendency to improve the situation in the cryptocurrency market.
I think there is no definite value standard for saying coins are dead, cryptocurrency are decentralized so their value will change over time. The coin will be said to die if there is no demand at all, the market goes down does not mean that the coin will die, this is just an unstable market condition, the demand will continue to exist and will make the value soar again.
What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?
I think that the survivability of a coin does not depend on its price, but on the demand for it and therefore on the trading volume with it. If the trading volume falls, the coin can be excluded from exchange trading. However, this does not mean the death of this coin. The team of this coin even after that will be able to make certain improvements, changes in the project, the coin may again be in demand and grow in value by reappearing on the exchange. A coin or token should be considered deceased, when trading volumes for it have fallen, it is excluded from the exchanges and is no longer supported by the team. Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?
No currency die at any fixed rate. It just gets abandoned by people.
Bitcoin would still have users even if the priced crashed to $1. At this point its nearly impossible for bitcoin t odie. The only possible way is if all electricity on earth gets wiped out and we no longer have power. The critics that have been calling bitcoin dead for years have always been wrong and will continue to be wrong.
We could not get a specific price to say altcoin was dead. As the transaction continues, it persists and develops well even in the event of a drop in prices. Virtual money just dies when it no longer attracts investors and the need to buy and sell it is no longer because it has no growth potential in the future.
The world of cryptocurrency is filled with wonders and uncertainties so I am tempted to say that no coin is dead till it is de-listed from the exchanges. It really does not matter the price a coin was and what it is now provided that it is still in an exchange you do not write such coin off. The speculative nature of cryptocurrency makes price reversal possible within the shorted period of time because of sentiments of the market. So kindly be patient and wait for the coin to come around.
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