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You can already see dead shitcoins coming back to life. Example: icon

>>17044797
Indeed. I'm thinking this might be the play. People are too obsessed about the new shit. You need to go by the lowest common denominator psychology when making these picks I think. For example, in 2017, anything that included the name "Bitcoin" in it mooned like crazy, i.e. "Bitcoin Gold," "Bitcoin Diamond," etc...Yeah, I'm thinking """dead"""" Top 100 shitcoins may be the best play...

>>17044780
why would you touch anything with a bubble pop graph, the interest is gone

>>17044825
Because it's all cyclical. They said the same thing about this coin when it popped the first time...then it bubbled again. it is a fractal. Bitcoin itself has been called "dead" hundreds of times. sure, there is a chance that this time, these alts are really, truly dead...but the burden of proof is on you. the pattern of boom and bust will continue unless there is a solid reason not to...

>>17044951
that's great, still though , filter out all the bubble pop coins, check which new ones have a promising chart and you got yourself your winners. price represents interest.

unless you wanna buy bnty
current price $0.001115
ath $0.94

>>17044951

>>17044951
do yourself a favor and pull up the charts from the shitcoin wave of 2015. 99% of them died and never pumped again. the market is cyclical, but not everything gets resurrected. stick to major coins that dropped hard, since they will be the first to go off in a proper alt season. from there, use your gains to go into new coins that haven't gotten a good pump yet.

>>17044971
>>17045942
Based advice. What do you consider the range of coins that can still be resurrected ? Are they all Top 100, or will page 2 shit possibly pump again?

It's all about the ecosystem utility than just a price cycle. The complete ecosystems like Tachyon Protocol which aims to the decentralization of the internet are some real use case utility examples than just buzz words based projects.

>>17046159
lol
NKN

>>17044822
Nice bait. Ur a dumbass for thinking any crypto with bitcoin it in "mooned" or any crypto at all "moons." The whales that hold the majority of these worthless tokens pump it themselves then get retail idiots like u to fomo in. Thats all crypto is about.

>>17048420
Doesnt matter what causes the pump. what matters is the time you buy the coin.

bump

For every shitcoin that randomly gets revived there are 10 others that just go all the way down to 1 sat. it's pure gambling

>>17049275
How do I know which ones will revive? Is the ICX shit legit? What about ZCash (can buy directly on Gem...which I am thinking of doing instead of my usual weekly ETH purchases). Are Top 20s relatively safe or may XRP and Cardano never pump to ATH?

Could you imagine a DGB revival?