Quote from: actmyname on January 09, 2020, 03:39:18 AM

To be so insecure where you won't create a platform for others to defend themselves (i.e. your local rule) but where you accuse others of misconduct and overexerting their 'power'...

By the way, the local rule will most likely not be enforced. If you really want to block their replies, you could create a self-moderated thread... but that probably won't stop anything.

Here's my objective stance:

There is no fucking way that you can have the same structure as an article within 8 minutes of the thread being posted without having prepared it beforehand.

This post:

Quote from: The-Devil on December 28, 2019, 03:09:28 PM

There is a huge difference between a cryptocurrency coin and Token. Both crypto coins and Token are cryptocurrencies. But Still, there are differences.

Those cryptocurrencies that have their own blockchain are called cryptocurrency coins. Such as Bitcoin, Lite Coin, Ethereum, etc. I mean, A cryptocurrency coin uses its own blockchain to perform its functions. Cryptocurrency coins are like real money. You will be able to use crypto coins as real money even though the crypto coin is not a physical coin. It has the store value and the exchange value.

And Token is a Digital Asset. Token has no blockchain of its own. Token uses another's blockchain to perform its functions. That is, Token executes transactions using someone else's blockchain. Such as Basic Attention Token, ZRX token, etc. However, most tokens use Ethereum blockchain. The token that uses the Ethereum blockchain is called the ERC 20 token.

A token is a digital form of an asset. This is not a coin. A token can not be used on all occasions. But crypto coins can be used everywhere. The acceptance of cryptocurrency coin is very high. On the other hand, Token's acceptance is very low. So these are the differences.

It's also incredibly nonsensical. Almost looks ML-generated with the repetition of the words. Roll Eyes

For example, what in the hell does this sentence mean? "It has the store value and the exchange value."

I am not disputing your point around the 8 mins. Although it is conceivable possible. The points being made are very basic and actually correct in terms of the coins having their own blockchain and tokens primarily using eth. The other parts regarding spending/trading not so sure.

I think that sentence means (having read the passages above) that it can be spent in a store or traded at an exchange ... possibly??