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Like real money, it can be used for fraud and for legitimate usecases. Your generalization made up from thin air brings nothing to the conversation.
by baby 5y ago
Like real money, it can be used for fraud and for legitimate usecases. Your generalization made up from thin air brings nothing to the conversation.
- raziel2701 5y agoSo then what's the point of this thing then? All these crypto things reek of ponzi schemes and I have yet to see an application of it that makes me think the technology is good/needed. So far, crypto is a solution looking for a problem.
- baby 5y agoYou’re entitled to your opinion. But the rest of the world doesn’t care about it. People use something because it is useful for them.
- raziel2701 5y agoWay to not answer the question.
- baby 5y agoWhat’s the point of money? Really?
- kgraves 5y agoHow can you create a coin, get investors into a private token sale (or even allocating pre-mined coins), hype the trojan horse onto the public to get them involved, then getting the coin on main exchanges and then investors dumping the coin causing it to be worthless. All this being unregulated by the way. This happens all the time with these projects most recently ICP (Internet Computer) and just one of the reasons why this is all a complete scam. There is a name for this type of rinse and repeated scheme. There is no reason why this can also happen to Solana, rendering cryptocurrencies even more worthless than real money.