Celebrity coin ?i only know there's a legit exchange that lawfully could do celebrity coin in the cypto universe
Their name called GCOX acm coin.other than that i dont think there's a profitable or legit coin
Topic: Celebrity coins (Read 510 times)
Not to mention that you can be sued if you do that 
Although, I think you won't get sued until you start to make enough money with the celebrity coin.
What other celebrity coins that do not have the permission of the celebrity do you guys know of?
Although, I think you won't get sued until you start to make enough money with the celebrity coin.
What other celebrity coins that do not have the permission of the celebrity do you guys know of?
People shouldn't start celebrity coins without the permission of the celebrity. If you want to have a coin named after a famous person, why not choose a historical figure? Otherwise you're just using someone's name and likeness without their permission for purposes they haven't signed off on.
You know, in regards to Colbert Coin, Colbert has his own resources and I'm sure if he wanted to make a coin he could figure out how and get together some people to do it. They should have just asked him to make one instead of creating one for him. They took the opportunity away from him.
You know, in regards to Colbert Coin, Colbert has his own resources and I'm sure if he wanted to make a coin he could figure out how and get together some people to do it. They should have just asked him to make one instead of creating one for him. They took the opportunity away from him.
I agreed that people should not start celebrity coins without consent. Most of the time, these coins do not have a real product backing up their value leaving fans who actually buy these coins spending money for no real reason. If you check out Idol Network https://www.idol.network. it is built for celebrities to create their own coins and fans can buy celebrity coins for a REAL purpose like going to exclusive parties, backstage passes or VVIP seatings at concerts. Check it out at:
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I'm still waiting for thr paul krugman coin
Lot's of people here know that who is Kanye West but have no idea who was Colbert and what he did .
In addition a lot of historical persons are a bit controversial. E.g. Julius Caesar was a great military leader, a reformist and a notable author, a hero for Rome. But his troops killed about 1 million and enslaved an other million ppl in Gaul, (around 50 BC the world population was something like 200 million, so two million was a really huge lot of people). He also ruthlessly suppressed his opposition at home, and had an extensive cult of personality. For such "exploits" nowadays he would be labelled as one of the worst villains in human history, something like Hitler or Stalin.
. In addition a lot of historical persons are a bit controversial. E.g. Julius Caesar was a great military leader, a reformist and a notable author, a hero for Rome. But his troops killed about 1 million and enslaved an other million ppl in Gaul, (around 50 BC the world population was something like 200 million, so two million was a really huge lot of people). He also ruthlessly suppressed his opposition at home, and had an extensive cult of personality. For such "exploits" nowadays he would be labelled as one of the worst villains in human history, something like Hitler or Stalin.
People shouldn't start celebrity coins without the permission of the celebrity. If you want to have a coin named after a famous person, why not choose a historical figure? Otherwise you're just using someone's name and likeness without their permission for purposes they haven't signed off on.
You know, in regards to Colbert Coin, Colbert has his own resources and I'm sure if he wanted to make a coin he could figure out how and get together some people to do it. They should have just asked him to make one instead of creating one for him. They took the opportunity away from him.
You know, in regards to Colbert Coin, Colbert has his own resources and I'm sure if he wanted to make a coin he could figure out how and get together some people to do it. They should have just asked him to make one instead of creating one for him. They took the opportunity away from him.
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