ONION is just one altcoin out of many and a lot of more will be created. Not every coin will reach the moon, more often than not they will be abonded by their devteam and die. Bitcoin is very different, it's not an altcoin of which an infinite amount can be created, while Bitcoin has a fixed amount of coins. Everyone wants Bitcoin, everyone wants to dump ONION for Bitcoin, get it? It get's pumped and dumped for the BTC.
You all are trying, but ONION is dying.
I weep at your ignorance. First of all, most altcoins have a fixed amount of coins like Bitcoin. Secondly, while any developer of any coin might abandon any project at any moment, the probability of this happening is not something that should scare off people. Instead, people should have the common sense to research before investing. For me, DeepOnion's core developers are trustworthy.
As for the common phrase of mooning, not everyone cares if a coin will reach $1000. It would be great if it happens but there are entirely reasonable prices altcoins can reach that can satisfy investors.
Altcoins can keep on being created, you can't say that for Bitcoin, there's only one with a finite max. supply. Last time I checked ONION devs don't even have their real names and pictures on their site, now that's a dangerous investment. And it will never reach $20 price again, maybe not even $1 before it dies.
I don't need the developers real name, I've witnessed firsthand their dedication and loyalty to the project all these months. Clearly, you haven't. As for there being only one coin with a finite max supply I don't know what you're talking about. Most altcoins have a finite max supply of coins, DeepOnion included.
By the way, I'd like to see you come back when DeepOnion surpasses its ATH to apologize and say you were wrong.
That's easy to say when you've got airdropped coins.
The more altcoins are created the more coins and tokens are added to the market, use your brain. Despite the forks there's only one real Bitcoin, there's no one real altcoin, they are all over the place. That's why Bitcoin is so valuable compared to altcoins.
It would only reach ATH again if the whole market go extremely bullish in all of a sudden, which clearly won't happen.
No, I don't make it a point to claim that people are hard workers when they are not. When I say that, in my opinion, these are hard-working people, I mean it. I've checked other projects' work and I've seen how dedicated (or not) people are. One project even copy-pasted all of DeepOnion's code work and used it to make a "new" coin. So, if people claim that this copy paste project is the product of hard work, then that's obviously false. Try to make features like DeepVault or VoteCentral, on top of making a coin with privacy features and keeping a dedicated community, and then you'll see what hard work means.
As for there being one true Bitcoin, well, I don't really care. First of all, there isn't only one, there are hundreds of Bitcoin copies, some of which have even better features than Bitcoin, including but not limited to lower transaction fees and faster transaction times. Bitcoin paved the way for many cryptocurrencies with better features, and we thank it for that. But Bitcoin is what Friendster and MySpace were for social media. At some point, they became obsolete because more competent social media platforms were made.
