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Topic: DeepOnion, an absolute failure? - page 2. (Read 192 times)

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September 18, 2018, 03:09:43 PM
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I've always considered the project as a Scam. The reason I considered it so was that it did not bring anything innovative or different. It was just a project based heavily on network marketing. That is, it depended completely on the propaganda that its passionate users did.

These users had as sole objective to sell their tokens as fast as possible. That's because they received it for free. For what reason would anyone give any value to a project that was copied from another and distributed freely?

In a bull market they profited. But fortunately, the source dried up for scam projects like that.
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September 18, 2018, 02:41:41 PM
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Perhaps one of the projects that drew the most attention last year was DeepOnion, because the singular way in which this crypto was distributed through weekly airdrops without any prior ICO led many people to join their bitcointalk campaign, as it was presumed that could be the most expected privacy coin.

Perhaps its stellar moment was when it reached a price of 0.0012 BTC in January (around $20), which led many in the community to suddenly become rich, as some of those who got involved in the campaign from the beginning had up to 100,000 coins.

In their forums optimism prevailed, and the slogan was to hold until the price reached $200. But once the airdrop ended in April, the price has gradually dropped to reach the current price of $0.30. And despite their multiple ads trying to build trust, things do not seem to work as expected.

Will DeepOnion end up becoming another shitcoin?
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