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Velkro

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Quote from: Fudoaridolu on July 03, 2019, 07:46:48 AM

3-)A list of dead coins can be found here, you can look here and see the cryptocurrencies you shouldn't buy. https://deadcoins.com

This one is interesting 1677 dead coins already. I think if this list was more accurate it could be double, triple or even more of this value.
It shows how easy altcoins fail, compared to Bitcoin which is first and is still growing after all this coins fail. No wonder for me, but it should show people difference.

AdolfinWolf

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Quote from: OcTradism on July 04, 2019, 08:59:30 AM

Quote from: bitmover on July 04, 2019, 08:52:53 AM

Lol
Ridiculous website. Thanks for sharing this screenshot, you saved my time. I was going to visit it and take a look if there is any useful information... but calling ethereum a dead coin shows how much research they made: zero

Maybe they search coin name with the key word 'died'. For example, I searched with key words: Bitcoin + died.
Then, results show:
https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-died-91-times-2018/
I guess that is probably one of the search algorithm applied for their site. Obviously, that leads to false results. Grin

Nah. I think anyone can add any coins on that site as "dead" or "fraudulent".

Knowing the internet and it's trolls, this is the result you'll get.

I mean... Even bitcoin is listed as a scam:

OcTradism

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Quote from: bitmover on July 04, 2019, 08:52:53 AM

Lol
Ridiculous website. Thanks for sharing this screenshot, you saved my time. I was going to visit it and take a look if there is any useful information... but calling ethereum a dead coin shows how much research they made: zero

Maybe they search coin name with the key word 'died'. For example, I searched with key words: Bitcoin + died.
Then, results show:
https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-died-91-times-2018/
I guess that is probably one of the search algorithm applied for their site. Obviously, that leads to false results. Grin

bitmover

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Quote from: wwzsocki on July 04, 2019, 04:07:03 AM

Ethereum listed as a scam on the second place with advice to never buy this coin. Great service Grin

Lol
Ridiculous website. Thanks for sharing this screenshot, you saved my time. I was going to visit it and take a look if there is any useful information... but calling ethereum a dead coin shows how much research they made: zero

Mike Mayor

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Etherium has nothing to do with scam projects launched using its flatform. They are mnot in control. Thats like saying googlestore is a scam being you found a scam app there. Gosh waht some called pass as common sense now a days is shocking.

Another very funny thing is the claim two of my biggest investments are both deceased. Not true, I have both wallets open as we speak running on my server computer. In fact I just sold a few of them last week.
I was told these coins were "shitcoins" "scams" etc etc. A load of crap. Once I broke even with both coins it was like printing small amounts of money all the time. Both coins I have been staking for over 2 years.
I would call that a damn good coin. It also has high market cap as well.

kenzawak

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Quote from: wwzsocki on July 04, 2019, 04:07:03 AM

I don't think OP made any research before posting a link to this death coins service here on the forum.

My guess is op expected to receive a few merits with this great thread but I'd say there's less than 10% chance of it happening.

OcTradism

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It is a ridiculous service like this one: https://game-protect.com/
There are lots of famous sites listed in the scam list given by that service. I doubt that the main purpose is to prevent people to know about good sites, and force them exposed more with scam sites.

wwzsocki

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Quote from: Fudoaridolu on July 03, 2019, 07:46:48 AM

3-)A list of dead coins can be found here, you can look here and see the cryptocurrencies you shouldn't buy. https://deadcoins.com

I don't think OP made any research before posting a link to this death coins service here on the forum.

If you only will look at the first page of Death Coins you will see:

Ethereum listed as a scam on the second place with advice to never buy this coin. Great service Grin

TitanFalls

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Nah, another one clickbait... There are already a dozen of such sites.

leowonderful

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Bitcoin FTW!

The BNC index is legitimately something very few people know about; I often see people using it for longer term moving averages or indicators that need a greater amount of data than the other charts on Tradingview provide. Otherwise I typically use something else like the XBTUSD charts or the BTCUSD; I use the former quite often because I mostly do my trading with leverage on Bitmex.

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How did you counted that less than 10% of Bitcointalk users know this stuff? Cheesy

1. Interesting thing, I didn't knew about it.
2. On mobile edit date shown below date when post was made. On PC you just need to hover mouse on post date and you'll see when it's been edited, I think most users know it.
3. It would be interesting to see such list, but this one isn't accurate. Lot of dead coins aren't listed. While first thing that I noticed when I come to this website - Ethereum. C'mon, it doesn't looks serious...

kenzawak

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Less than 10 percent of bitcointalk users care about this thread.
Fact !

elda34b

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The dead coins list is not that accurate sometimes because anybody can add their own dead coins. Just be careful and always do your own research.

OcTradism

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Quote from: Fudoaridolu on July 03, 2019, 07:46:48 AM

2-)If a message written in the forum is edited, the section that writes the date above the article is underlined. You can find out the latest edit date by coming to this line.

You should know that if a post edited within 5 (or less than 15 minutes, not remember because I read someone wrote about that weeks ago) after it published, you will not see underline.

rhomelmabini

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That is for sure a low percentage since:

1. Even if it just shows 2013 that is still doable to get some technical analysis since that year we see the price run uptrend.

2. I guess most of the forum users know that and even if it's viewed on mobile since it can't have hovered versions it is listed below when it has been edited, try it on your mobile to prove it.

3. For sure it will be low since what everyone will search for are not deadcoins or so I say they are all shitcoins.

Fudoaridolu

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Hello Everyone,

I claim that less than 10 percent of Bitcointalk users know this all information Cool

1-)If you use tradingview for technical analysis and If you type only bitcoin in the search section, you can see the bitcoin price changes since 2013, but if you type bravenewcoin, you can see the changes since 2010.

2-)If a message written in the forum is edited, the section that writes the date above the article is underlined. You can find out the latest edit date by coming to this line.

3-)A list of dead coins can be found here, you can look here and see the cryptocurrencies you shouldn't buy. https://deadcoins.com

That's all for now, It may increase in the future Kiss

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