This guy was probably one of those naysayers when Bitcoin started back in 2009, or he lost money to "shit" coins this year.
Of course people should do their own research before investing any money and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Myself and the team behind this project as well as our growing community believe in this project and with the help of our community we will become the Next BTK, just bigger and better.
Not at all - I was mining BTC when CPU's would still do the job and fully believe in crypto. Yes I've lost some money on altcoins this year not expecting the bear market to be as long or deep as it has turned out to be but overall am in profit.
The premise of your coin is to provide a cheap asset with a super high volume to lower the barrier to entry. You think that by allowing anyone to be able to purchase these coins that it will 'redistribute wealth' and 'empower' poorer people. Beyond that you have no use case or unique features.
The idea is completely unnecessary when people can own fractions of coins and there are plenty of cheap altcoins already in existence. The fact that someone can own a whole coin doesn't create any 'empowerment' it just shifts the decimal point in their wallet.