Topic: BBQCoin, the coin you want to eat. (Read 143812 times)

Why didn't Bells - the 1st and most fraudulent "memecoin relaunch" of all - do this? BQC is just following the precedent, as its evidently possible to convince idiots to buy any of this horseshit without doing the slightest bit of due diligence. Which is what all of it is BTW: hype-driven horseshit. The only "original" part of any of these coins are the slivers of the original blockchain.

Projects like this are just like today's memecoins except for that their "edge" is that they are supposed to be "old" and therefore "historical." However, upon closer inspection, that edge is all smoke & mirrors, and thus these coins will crumble just like any memecoin once the grifters suck their followers dry and move on.

Despite what CMC or anyone else has to say, these are new coins. They are no longer the old coin. Once you understand this, everything else begins to fall in place.

I'd rather agree with MarkM and marklin. There could be another way to think of it only if "revivors" would list NewBBQ under a new name and under a new exchange symbol, for example: BBQNew, a trading pair BQCN/BTC, or something like that. Without rewriting an old page of BQC on Coinmarketcap. Why not start their own page with a name NewBBQ?

In July, 2013 almost no one had altcoins, IIRC, there was a single altcoin exchange, Cryptsy, launched in 2013, also btc-e, but they traded a very limited number of coins (LTC,NMC,TRC...) Coins mostly were created to pump and sell them on Cryptsy. Devs left projects shortly after their launch, what tells us about their mentality. If it looks like an airdrop now, then it is an airdrop mostly to them and to relevant people. The same mentality could be seen now, with these activities again someone doesn't care about majority of holders. Remember that after original devs were abandoning their projects, other devs and community were dealing with abandoned projects - for years, trying to bring to life again and then to maintain them, sometimes not preventing projects from being dormant, but anyway their original blockchains exist and that matters.

It rather looks like a fraud because they have stolen all attributes of coin, also a part of its chain - for their project, and the fact they use a new wallet, which is not compatible with original chain after July 2013, doesn't make it look legitimate.

That's one way to think of it. Another way is people who had balances pre-chain restart are receiving a weird airdrop of a new coin. To me it depends on the meat of the coin... does it use the same QT wallet as the old coin or is it a new wallet forked from something else?

Exactly! A massive double-spend attempt, going back to a time before they sold all their coins so they can sell the same ones all over again.


-MarkM-

Oh! He meant to destroy the blocks that occurred after July 2013!

Why is the deposit I made in 2014 showing as unconfirmed?

I just can't understand why the coins I bought on the trading market are facing expiration and invalidity! Haha! This makes people who are going to enter bbqcoin feel extremely scared!

Does it mean that the previous coins have expired and are invalid?

In other words it is not actually BBQcoin at all, just a massive double-spend attempt.

Precisely the kind of thing blockchain was intended to prevent.


-MarkM-

In other words it is not actually BBQcoin at all, just a massive double-spend attempt.


-MarkM-

Because thats the length of the chain they used

why from July 13, 2013

If the deposit happened before July 13, 2013, then your coins will be shown in the New BBQcoin. If it happened after, the balance will be 0.

The community responded that the current chain is the same chain! But this is a new chain forked at a certain height! 70% of the pre-mined coins before this chain were destroyed! I bought my coins on bter! There is only one transaction record! Can this be defined as a mining wallet? I don’t know how the community operates! In the end, I just want to say one thing! My bbqcoin has expired! Hahahahaha

Does this mean that bbqcoin has a shelf life and will not be directly deleted after that?

I deposited bbqcoin in 2014! The community told me that my bbqcoin has expired! It cannot be recovered! Haha! Does anyone understand what this means?

This post is proof that I'm the user "cubox" on Discord.

BBQCoin was relaunched by the community, and while I have not been involved, I am happy to watch the revival.

https://bbqcoin.link/

https://x.com/bbqcoin_bqc2012

https://discord.gg/beF6Rc8w

In case anyone's wondering, the new BBQCoin contains a chunk of the original blockchain (or what appears to be the original blockchain) that goes up to block #490843, which is Jul 13, 2013, and then restarts on Dec 10, 2024.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bqc/block.dws?490844.htm

Would be good to have a bit more background on where the wallet comes from.

BBQCoin is back : https://nonkyc.io/asset/BQC

Trading : https://nonkyc.io/market/BQC_USDT

Day one volume trading : 270000$.
Discord : JSrC62VG6b
Telegram : BBQCOIN2012

We about to run this back?