I hope you guys are ready for richard farts hex ponzi?
Couldn't decide if i will claim HEX yet.
90% are auto-staked for a year. I wouldn't get more into HEX than this.
So why not? Still, it's work, and my time is limited atm, so maybe i'll miss some % of the free coins.
No such thing as "free" when you are dealing with an expert scammer... Richard Hart is expert at scamming and has a history of it, so it seems unfortunate that some people buy into his nonsense and want to participate in it, even if it has decent pumpening potential based on how much Hart is able to hone his scamming skills and to attempt to incentivize the greed (even if subliminal) of others.
So, to sum it up...
A Yes or a No-no?
Unless someone present me with some compelling reason to get involved, I don't consider it worth my attention to follow whatever hype momentum that diptwat is attempting to create with his launch of an obvious scam coin.... Yeah, it is starting to be discussed, including in this thread.. thanks a lot... anywhoooo... Please don't try to convince me.
Yeah, I claimed my Bcash and sold them, and I separated my bgold from my bitcoin but I have not cashed those bgold out, yet and they have been depreciating in value... Anyhow, so far, except the two listed, I have not participated in any other forkenings, so called "freebies" or airdrops or whatever.... and, I don't plan on engaging myself in such supposed "freebies" unless merely by coincidence they just fall into my wallet or if there were some compelling (and relatively safe and easy) reason to do so. Don't try to appeal to me with supposedly "free" money because I already feel like I have enough money with whatever I am doing and my overall aversion to entertaining the pumpenings of obvious scammers.
No worries, i don't want to convince anyone.
You make a stand against scammers, what would not be right about that?
I have no idea, but i value your opinion (same as the opinions of most other WOs).
Regarding BCH and BTG, i did the same and by that time i didn't even have a whole BTC, but selling BCH made it finally possible to hodl my first whole BTC
I sold too soon, asap to be precise, but i didn't feel bad because of that.
I sold Bcash fairly quickly, but I did try to engage in some incrementalism selling of it, which is the same system that I attempt to advocate, even though sometimes incrementalism might not really apply as well to the way that we might think about how to deal with a shitcoin.
I was not exactly panicking about bcash going to zero, especially after a few days of it pumping in the very beginning. It took me nearly a month to figure out how to split them, and I can thank that shitcoin scam attack vector segwit avoidance attempt and governance whining coin for teaching me a bit more about bitcoin and attempting to manage my private keys. Not that I really understand a lot, even now, but going through some process and also trying to figure out how to both safely split and also to try not to get scammed out of your bitcoins was a bit of a curiosity and a learning experience.. .and also sparked me into taking some extra security measures that I had been procrastinating for a decent amount of time prior to that.
With bcash, I had some access to some coins right away and others took me about a month to release, still others took longer, and for example bcash help to show coinbase's true colors and whoever were the con artists that were behind their release of the bcash that they held and their attempt to pump that shit and even engage in a large number of deceptions in their support of bcash or their support of scams or their attack or resentments of bitcoin - and maybe some selfish motives in that too in order to maybe trade on such, too? I dumped my coinbase bcash as quickly as I could when I saw their shenanigans including making trading unavailable and also freezing the ticker price for hours and even days to make it appear that bcash was trading at $9k or whatever that fucking ridiculous frozen price was.
Regarding, bgold, I had considered that I might sell them if they had reached 3% or more per BTC.. and I think that there were some moments in which they got close to 3%, but I never did pull the trigger or set up some bgold trades in order to begin to sell whatever I had (and still have). Now they are less than .1% of a bitcoin... which even makes 1% of a bitcoin look like a good price, and consider my pie in the sky contemplations of 3%... hahahahahaha... I am anticipating that I am never going to sell my bgold, but never say never in bitcoinlandia... I might feel some urge to sell them, some day.. perhaps perhaps.. and maybe they will be valued even less, in terms of bitcoin? Perhaps? Perhaps?
By the way, in regards to building wealth, I do suspect that there are a lot of young whipper snappers who have the means to profit way the fuck more quickly than I did when I was young. I just don't believe that there were too many things that a young guy (such as my younger self in the 80s and 90s) could have profited so much and to invest in such small increments and with hardly any fees, such as bitcoin. But, I also question whether my younger self would have been able to handle the whole information overload aspect of it, and figure out a way to dollar cost average and to end up getting rich.. even though it still could take a while. I just am not sure if I could have handled it and not gotten tempted by the varying gambling opportunities, including the various shitcoins.. and just ways also to fuck up with trying to get rich too quickly in bitcoin, too. So, I think that what I am saying, there are ways to get rich a lot quicker than I ended up doing because of opportunities in bitcoin, but there are also opportunities to really screw it up by losing too much patience and trying to rush it and overinvesting, etc etc...