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Re: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - Partnership with JAXX and ZelCore!
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frogpoet
on 06/12/2018, 21:11:23 UTC
Quote from: European Central Bank on December 06, 2018, 01:42:47 AM
Quote from: arvin777 on December 05, 2018, 01:09:59 AM
almost all of this coins you mentioned were scam like bitconnect or abandoned projects or hype coin that used fake news and manipulating the price for a big pump til devs and big holders could sell their coins in high price and then left the coin like lbtc and zclassic i think.
so you telling us we should compare btx to scam and dead coins? Cheesy
and i said I can't remember any coin That has been able to recover 99.5% loss. pls name us a coin that has been able to recover that

that list also conveniently fails to note that many of those coins reached those prices on exchanges that were impossible to deposit or withdraw from.

we will definitely see some coins recover from 99 or more per cent falls. we have no idea which ones they'll be. thousands need to die.
I have some questions :
  • is whether a coin is listed on an exchange in which deposits or withdrawals are impossible relevant to determining whether a coin has lost 99 % of its value?
  • is there data you can provide or a method you can provide to discover such data which demonstrates that "many" of the 520 coins I identified as having lost 99 % of their value were on exchanges that were impossible to deposit or withdraw from?
  • is there data or a method of discovering such data which someone can provide to support arvin777's contention that "almost all" of the 520 coins were scam or hype coins?
  • is whether any of the 520 coins were scam or hype coins relevant to determining whether BTX is the "only" coin to have fallen in value by 99 % ?
I know the above questions may sound snarky, but it is not my intent to be snarky. My intent is to make statements supported by verifiable data, and to attempt to find verifiable data when someone else makes a statement without actual data to support it. I want to have confidence in the truth of my beliefs, and more importantly I want to have evidence (either found by myself or pointed out by someone else) that can make me realize the falsity of one of my beliefs, so that I may then change those beliefs and thus have a more accurate (i.e. less self-deceiving) view of the world.
any answers to the above 4 questions would be appreciated.  thanks Smiley