/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6512129
>>6512181
Thanks, kek

>>6307800
There might be some same fagging in here but I agree with op about this coin.

It's been interesting to me to watch these shitcoin games for a year now. I think there are 3 categories of shitcoin:

1. Good and valuable ideas that can use blockchain to solve a problem and have a dev team that wants the problem solved i.e. will execute the plan to the best of their ability.

2. Good idea as above but with a team that will fail or sell out when the rumors pump to a crazy price

3. PnD, scam, shillcoin

It's hard to tell the difference between 1 & 2 until a large portion of the roadmap milestones have been hit or missed. I think many 3s used to be 2s and people who've been burned call potential 1s 3s prematurely.

>>2262418
I bought in. 3 separate transactions and the first was screwed up by the initial lag. Emailed the ceo and he responded that day and personally ensured his support team sorted it. They actually fixed the root cause of the error on the website since as well. This interaction along with the fact I like the idea made me buy back in more and I added some in the sixth round again to roll for the bonus lottery.

Decent idea, engaged team, and ico fever. I figure it is as viable as any in this wild market for those reasons.

>cue the autists screeching that I'm a shill

Are all these coins just illegitimate knockoffs? Humaniq, xby, ltc, etc... do they just get shilled up and then dumped or do they have legit value that separate them from btc in some meaningful way?

I'm asking in earnest, I've read up on the tech somewhat but need a quality bogpost on coin trading to get into it. I have access to free utilities for mining gear and cash to invest but can't get my head around the mechanisms here. What drives this "mooning" of one coin vs another?