Topic: Missed BTC, invest now with Briskcoin (BKC) today! (Read 262 times)

I never thought I’d live to see the day when society decided to gamble away hard-earned money on something called a "meme coin." Not gold, not real estate, not even a company making useful products or services. No, today’s youngsters are throwing their cash at what amounts to digital prank tokens. What in tarnation is going on?

Back in my day, money had meaning. It was backed by gold or silver, or at the very least, a government promise. We worked honest jobs, saved our nickels, and invested wisely. Stocks, bonds, and things that represented actual value. But now? It’s all Dogecoins, Shiba Inus, and some nonsense called "Pepe-bucks."

Let me spell it out for you. Memecoins, for those lucky enough to not know, are cryptocurrencies based on internet jokes. Internet jokes! A picture of a dog or some silly cartoon—that’s what people are putting their money into. And these coins, most of them created as jokes, somehow end up worth millions or even billions of dollars. Why? Because someone on TikTok said it was "going to the moon."

Now, I’m no dinosaur. Bitcoin? Fine, I get it. Ethereum? Sure, there’s something to it. These have underlying technologies that could change industries. But a memecoin? What does it offer? Absolutely nothing! It’s the pet rock of the digital age. At least pet rocks were something you could hold in your hand. Memecoins are just numbers in a digital wallet, bouncing around based on celebrity tweets and Reddit chatter.

And don’t even get me started on the people creating these coins. Most of them are faceless coders or outright scammers, laughing all the way to the bank. They make a coin, hype it up, sell it at the peak, and vanish—leaving everyone else holding the bag. It’s a Ponzi scheme, except this one comes with a cartoon mascot.

I’ll admit, as a joke, I thought about creating my own meme coin. Let’s call it PegasusCoin, with a picture of the famous pegasus horse. It has no intrinsic value what so ever. But you know what? Even as a joke, it feels irresponsible. Why would I contribute to this madness?

Here’s the real problem: Meme coins aren’t just silly—they’re dangerous. They thrive on ignorance and desperation. Financial literacy is at an all-time low, and people see these coins as a quick way to get rich. But in reality, they’re just a way for the savvy to take advantage of the naïve.

And let’s not ignore the environmental cost. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have already been criticized for their massive energy consumption. Adding a thousand pointless memecoins to the mix only makes it worse. Are we really willing to burn down the planet for the sake of a joke?

So here’s my advice, for what it’s worth. Don’t waste your money on the next ShibaDogeFlokiCoin. Instead, invest in yourself. Learn a skill. Save for retirement. Buy stocks in companies that actually produce something. Or, if you absolutely must dabble in crypto, stick to projects with real potential. Don’t let FOMO and social media hype cloud your judgment.

In conclusion, memecoins are a symbol of everything wrong with modern investing. They’re shallow, trend-driven, and completely detached from reality. Call me old-fashioned if you like, but I’ll stick to investments that don’t depend on viral memes and celebrity tweets.

Good luck out there, kids. You’re going to need it.

People should move past the hype surrounding projects and focus on the reputation and long-term sustainability of a project. While flashy marketing and overhyped campaigns may grab attention, they don't guarantee real value or success. It's crucial to assess a project based on its credibility, team, technology, and vision rather than just the noise. Every bull run tends to amplify these gimmicks, with many investors chasing trends instead of solid fundamentals. Ultimately, successful projects are built on trust, transparency, and genuine utility, not just temporary hype. Taking a thoughtful, informed approach ensures more reliable, long-term growth in the crypto space.

They won't hype it for nothing and that's for sure why there's a reason why they're doing it.

People should be done with hype projects and look at the point of view that it's important to look at the reputation of it. Not every project needs to be marketed the way they want it to be. That's not how it goes to be honest but every bull run, it's just everyone's way of dealing with it as a gimmick.

It's a bit risky because first of all its liquidity is very low especially on an exchange that only has around 14$ in volume, how can you invest in something like that with such a low trading volume. So my answer is I have no interest in buying it.

Even if there is a sudden pump, I still won't invest in it to be honest, instead I would rather buy the top 30 coins on coingecko and Cmc at least.

Usually, people hype such projects because they are going to get something out of it/they want more people fomoing about it, thus increasing their own share in it.
So yeah - reputation should speak for the project itself, that's a great view on the matter.

We can't people that keep on saying that there's a project that's better than Bitcoin. It is them but if it's actually better than it, people will recognize and realize it. There's no need to hype and buzz for it but typically, they're all not going to do well in the end if they keep associating their projects and hype on Bitcoin. They have to be a stand alone and if they want to market, that's fine. As long as they will do it on their own, without having any comparison because that's what they think is the right thing to do but with what I've seen, it's not going to work long term.

Currently, to come on top - all the dominos should fall right in the right direction. There is no other way.
And it's good if the project would live long enough in the first place to feel that it was successful in its ideas (not talking about the one in the OP, about all of them).

And what do you think though of all the crypto that has the same goal as yours before? Specially in the boom of 2018 wherein there are a lot of who has the same concept, a lot of hype saying that they have better use case, has innovative features and ideas, but suddenly didn't live up to the craze and just die down a naturally death.

So I wish you good luck on your project, it might take a lot though to be on top or even compete with the best altcoins right now. Investors are getting smarter, and to be able to become a top tier crypto, everything might fit perfectly for you, just saying.

Something better would be only Bitcoin - but Bitcoin that is in the future. That's more like it.

Yeah. That's how it goes. Bitcoin = Bitcoin. If there's something better than it then it will be recognized by its name and not because it's better than Bitcoin.

A coin better than Bitcoin would be the Bitcoin itself only. Period.
 

This won't work. It has been advertised and marketed by so many projects about "missed BTC opportunity" and then said that they should buy the token that they are advertising. Trust me, I've seen dozens of it and none of them became a good one in the end. Why not market your project the way you're too optimistic about it without attaching anything related to Bitcoin?

It's understandable to be cautious about investing in a new project, especially when established assets like BTC, ETH, BNB, and Solana have proven their reliability over time. However, every new project comes with its own unique value proposition. Briskcoin may offer innovative features or potential advantages that differentiate it from these major cryptocurrencies. That said, trust in a project often takes time, and investors tend to be conservative when it comes to shifting from known assets. It would require transparency, clear use cases, and a strong community to convince investors that Briskcoin can offer returns comparable to top-tier cryptocurrencies.

The project you are use to, which is reliable and dependable in the term of profit making, I don't see any reason for the person to leave such project and invest to a new project he or she don't know their performance and what they are going to perform in the future. There are some altcoins you can put your money in the bear run and hope for a good profit in the bull run because you have being investing on those altcoins to earn profit you want to achieve, which other people that invested on them can also testify about their performance.

This is my first time of hearing this project from this forum, and it will be hard for other people to know that this project can give investors what BTC can give to their investors, because some of the advantage you gave here will not make people to leave BTC, ETH, BNB and Sola to embrace this Briskcoin.

there is no such thing as missing out on investing in bitcoin. everyone can invest in bitcoin anytime and anywhere, there is no bitcoin price that is too expensive, it's all just a matter of wanting to or not because with just a few dollars someone can start investing in bitcoin today.

and also too many coins that claim that they are forks of bitcoin and are better than what bitcoin offers. but as far as I know only bitcoin cash is able to grow, the rest are just trying to survive in the market, because coins like this do not have a clear goal and only belittle bitcoin in terms of scalability and transaction speed. these coins lack ideas, real economy, and only hope that they will be the next big thing. I doubt that your project can grow if you still use narratives like that.

Believe me man if you used Bitcoin name on your project and say something about that this will be the next big thing provably that you will get negative impression to the community here. Much better you should separate your project to Bitcoin since many people know that there's no other tokens out there would surpass it or even reach to its level.

Much better if you present those good developments of this project so that people would see that you or the project owner is serious and creating any false claim around.

People here are skeptical and focus on projects that can show good result. Not those project who claim to be a good without anything to support their claims.

It sounds like you're expressing skepticism about a project that’s trying too hard to differentiate itself, perhaps by using gimmicks or over-hyped marketing tactics. In the world of altcoins and meme tokens, investors are often wary of flashy presentations that don't back up solid fundamentals. A truly good project should attract attention naturally through its value proposition and market performance, not by constantly hyping it. If the project is legitimate and well-built, the market will eventually recognize it without the need for aggressive or questionable promotion tactics. Authenticity and transparency are key to earning trust.

I think he is just trying too hard to make it look different from the rest of the failed project in the past, but he doesn't know that it's not working, if he likes he can even change the color to red and make it bold, it's equally not going to work, he doesn't know that investors are more skeptical of alt and meme coin that came with a lot of hypes this days, and the way he presented it looks more like the rest of other failed project, because this is one of their statement they usually use when trying to present the token too their community, but nevertheless if truly the project is as good as he is making it looks like, it performance in the market will speak volume, he wouldn't have to convince much investors to invest before they start investing.
So in essence of what am trying to say is that a good project doesn't need all this he is doing to sell, if it's actually good, it will sell on his own without him doing much advertising that looks like he want to scam investors of their hard earned money.

You're right to be skeptical. While Bitcoin forks are common, claiming a project is revolutionary without clear, unique features is a red flag. Many coins offer similar features, so the project's true value lies in its execution, community engagement, and innovation. Until those aspects are proven, it's hard to take the claim seriously.

I've seen so many project that describe themselves as the next big thing in cryptocurrency, and many of them are memes but this one is a fork of Bitcoin. But we have had so many Bitcoin fork in the past so why claim that this is a revolutionary project and the next big thing?
I don't see anything extra ordinary on its features; many coins already have these features. You have to triple your effort to make the community believe that this is the next big thing and we should not miss it.

There are too many projects that compare their coins to Bitcoin, and the truth is that in the end they are still very far from Bitcoin, and some of them have even disappeared from the surface. In fact, I am sure that if there is a project that makes something exactly like Bitcoin, then I am sure it will not last long. Bitcoin has become a major milestone in the financial revolution, and it is impossible for other projects to match it and will even continue to grow, while for imitators or competitors it is a defeat.

I have not yet seen that; you have not yet edited your most. If you are really listening, you should have edited your post after I posted my recommendation.
You cannot bring down a good project, and good projects do not resort to FOMO; if a project is really that good, people will get in and create a word-of-mouth promotion or make a buzz of it, make it as simple as possible, do not claim your project is something when it is not what it claimed to be.
I always stay away from projects that claim they are better than Bitcoin or are not to be missed after missing Bitcoin.

Thank you for the feedback! I understand your concerns and appreciate the perspective. Our goal is to genuinely share the value and features of Briskcoin (BKC) without resorting to hype or manipulation. We're committed to transparency and focusing on the utility, innovation, and community behind the project. We aim to engage people naturally by showcasing what makes BKC unique—its solid foundation, real-world use cases, and the passionate community driving its success. We’ll work on presenting the project in a more grounded and authentic way, without over-hyping or relying on typical promotional tactics. Appreciate your input, and we're listening!

missed bitcoin, invest in so, so and so or missed btc, do not miss so, so and so. this are lines many of us are already very used to, and the most annoying thing here is that, projects that try to market their coin or token using this often often times end up as shit coins big time, in a matter of 6 months to 1 year, they completely disappear without trace.

I am not investing in BKC but for the sake of those who will be doing so, I hope the coin doesn't suffer the same fate, I hope this one will succeed, though I highly doubt it will.

Briskcoin, analyzing your post paragraph by paragraph, I don't see anything new or decisive comparing BKC with any other currency on the market. There are already coins/tokens on the market with faster and cheaper transactions than Bitcoin, there are also more secure and private coins than Bitcoin, and I'm not going to say anything about scalability, since other blockchains have that capacity and many others.

I think the team (or those cartoons with names that are on the project website) should focus on more basic and practical things for your project. For example, having a secure website, because in case you don't know, connections to the website are only partially encrypted.

Good luck.

The line and the title that you've used have been used a thousand times before by projects that want to spread FOMO and shill their project, and how you used color and highlighted the text with bold words will make people think that you are trying hard to shill your project.
If your project is that good, just invite people and write naturally about the features of the project you're promoting; don't be like scammers who spread FOMO.