why do you want to know who killed it, mister "Hero Member" ?
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Topic: who killed crypto? - page 2. (Read 1798 times)
No one killed crypto.
this topic is deader than crypto 
well actually its not dead yet. the one holding cryptos back is the scam coins. if it is possible to filter before a coin can be offered so that no scam coin would appear btc and other cryptos would be in better shape
and although btc has a high value. there arent a lot of people who really understand bitcoins. new investors who only got interested of btc because of the sudden price spike will of course hold btc down
they are not familliar of btc so when price gets lower new investors have a high tendency to dump immadiately the coins fearing they might loose all the money, instead of holding it
and although btc has a high value. there arent a lot of people who really understand bitcoins. new investors who only got interested of btc because of the sudden price spike will of course hold btc down
they are not familliar of btc so when price gets lower new investors have a high tendency to dump immadiately the coins fearing they might loose all the money, instead of holding it
scams are a problem but in the end: bitcoin killed crypto because it wasn't able to hold its value
Even if Bitcoin kills crypto, something will take it's place and replace bitcoin.
Like someone else said, this is an amazing invention and we are lucky to have discovered it this early. Now is the time to invest because when it becomes something bigger, as in it actually becomes a day to day currency that we can get our paycheck with, go to 7-11 and buy a slurpy with then think of what the market value must be in order to run a government.
Shocking that 5000 copy/paste clones of Bitcoin would all fail. Who could ever have guessed?
It was always a scam, the greedy weaklings using their cunning to scam us, one way or another.
You wouldn't leave them in charge of your personal information.
You wouldn't leave them in charge of your personal information.
Good point, far too many scams, although:
Crypto's not dead yet, and there are good and bad sides to most things. There's good new technology being developed through new alts, but there's a bad side, especially the scams.
I don't think it's dead yet either, some good alts.
Crypto's not dead yet, and there are good and bad sides to most things. There's good new technology being developed through new alts, but there's a bad side, especially the scams.
scams are a problem but in the end: bitcoin killed crypto because it wasn't able to hold its value
it is rhetorical and doesn't need an answer. just trying to make a point that amid all the scams in crypto, there are real projects that aim to create something great.
so all the tech created and being developed are just scams too?
i think this is just the beginning of something big and we're lucky to have discovered this... early. there's still more to come. don't get discouraged now.
i think this is just the beginning of something big and we're lucky to have discovered this... early. there's still more to come. don't get discouraged now.
Your question makes no sense whatsoever.
so all the tech created and being developed are just scams too?
i think this is just the beginning of something big and we're lucky to have discovered this... early. there's still more to come. don't get discouraged now.
i think this is just the beginning of something big and we're lucky to have discovered this... early. there's still more to come. don't get discouraged now.
It was always a scam, the greedy weaklings using their cunning to scam us, one way or another.
The rot with alts started with Feathercoin. Cryptsy didn't help, but Bittrex nailed the coffin down.
Also the BTC exchanges, Gox, Stamp, BTC-e, etc.
You wouldn't leave them in charge of your personal information.
The rot with alts started with Feathercoin. Cryptsy didn't help, but Bittrex nailed the coffin down.
Also the BTC exchanges, Gox, Stamp, BTC-e, etc.
You wouldn't leave them in charge of your personal information.
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