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At least this one has a use case. Ever go on /r/cryptocurrency or some of the even more bonkers subs? Someone will post a new coin and half the comments look li
by SmellTheGlove 5y ago
At least this one has a use case. Ever go on /r/cryptocurrency or some of the even more bonkers subs? Someone will post a new coin and half the comments look like bots and shills loving the tech and the use cases. They never actually state what the use case is, of course.
- Hjfrf 5y agoProviding exit liquidity for the creator is always use case #1.
- pxtail 5y ago> Someone will post a new coin and half the comments look like bots and shills loving the tech and the use cases Oh yeah, cryptocurrency classic - just look at the outcome of this thread, basically no solid solution backed up by majority of responders, almost every response links to different shiny landing page with plenty of buzzwords.