Quote from: Whitewidow73 on February 18, 2018, 01:04:41 PM

Bitcore BTX most definately is not a scam. ive been mining and acumulateing BTX for about 6 moths now. Its a hybrid fork of BTC, not to be mistaken for a hard fork. The BTX devs {the same team thats behind BITSEND} created BTX based on the BTC code, but improved it. They took a snapshot of the BTC history and awarded those who held BTC with BTX on a 1:1 basis. Those who held BTC had to claim theyre BTX, but it was on a time frame which most holders didnt claim. It was then decided BY THE COMMUNITY at the end of that timeframe that any unclaimed BTX should 1 be given to BTC holders on a 1:0.5 basis, 2 any coins left over were to be put aside for airdrops. This was a BTX community decision. So if you held BTC on the 2nd NOV 2017 in a wallet that you control the private keys you are also a BTX holder, you can find instructions on how to get your BTX from the Bitcore website, youtube, Bitcore_BTX twitter, facebook or telegram. The AIRDROPS are predicted to last until the end of APRIL although they could end sooner depending on how many make a move to BTX and register theyre address. The DEVS are very active in telegram, and it is very much a community based project.

This post gives a good picture of BTX, which is absolutely not a scam, but a very valuable coin in fact. The reasons of the big wallets is for storing the coins which are destined to the airdrops for BTX holders and for those who have BTC - should they ever decide to claim their BTX. BTX has done what it calls a "soft fork" of BTC.