I'm not random, although I am a newbie, been around these parts since only last year. Not a "few" unless you meant less than one.
Not sure what is a huge coincidence to you. I am merely replying because you addressed me specifically. Again, no relation to "dev" or team. I don't know them. I don't know you.
Your behavior is highly coincidental.
Shitcoin implies garbage. This certainly is not one of those, although it is understandably very hard to distinguish since 99% of the more than 2000 coins I've seen have since gone to the graveyard. But failure of a coin does not mean it is shit.
This is unequivocally a shitcoin with a developer team Hobbled together from Bulwark bag holders trying to save themselves from the catastrophic losses of their poor decision making.
No one said anything about store of value either, you just brought it up now. When I think about it, almost all coins or tokens have that as a property, although I wouldn't store some of them long term.
Ponzi ... well, ... I don't know. Maybe? Is it a ponzi if you are aware that it is? Is it really a form of fraud?
I presumed you were making the Store of Value argument. You implied people would want to buy this for some reason other to burn it, implying some intrinsic value. I mean - if this isn’t a store of value and people aren’t buying it to burn, then why would they buy it?
As for the final paragraph, I don't think you tried hard enough, but you certainly want to target individuals like me. Or maybe it wasn't as "private”
That Discord was a lot more private than this thread.
Instead you are here ... altruistically defending the wallets of people you don't know? Perhaps. Perhaps. I applaud you if so.
This is exactly the reason I’m here. I had over 20k Bulwark I didn’t swap because this was a clear cash grab and I didn’t want to be involved in dumping my bags in some revived shitcoin form.
I'd really like to see what happens next. I'm in for the tech.
Spoiler alert: I turn out to be right. There is no tech. FLUX has no use case. It’s literally a ponzi. So much so I’ve reported it to the SEC.