I am sorry, I did not know that you speak for everyone in Bitcointalk. Just because something isn't valid collateral to you doesn't make it not collateral to someone else.
edit: to argue with you further, per the "valid collateral" list, my collateral definitely falls under the following:
- The best collateral is another crypto-currency, such as Ethereum (also written as ETH). Coins must be moderately traded on multiple exchanges.
- Some digital wares such as domain names can be considered as long as the user cannot recover it.
It is both a digital ware (ie. smart contract that I cannot recover that gives you the coins per a hardcoded vesting rate) and a coin that is traded on multiple exchanges.
edit: to argue with you further, per the "valid collateral" list, my collateral definitely falls under the following:
- The best collateral is another crypto-currency, such as Ethereum (also written as ETH). Coins must be moderately traded on multiple exchanges.
- Some digital wares such as domain names can be considered as long as the user cannot recover it.
It is both a digital ware (ie. smart contract that I cannot recover that gives you the coins per a hardcoded vesting rate) and a coin that is traded on multiple exchanges.
Strike one, your token isn't a coin (read and learn the differences, then talk). Strike two, isn't tradable in multiple exchanges. I doubt that is tradable anywhere. Strike three, smart contracts are not digital wares/ goods.
It's pretty obvious that you are desperate to get rid of this crap token, so you interpret the words as you like/ fit you. Unfortunately for you, you are not the first noob that tries this and fails miserably. Anyways, as I said earlier, you won't get a single satoshi without valid collateral and your token isn't among them. Cheerio!!!
Fine, it's an ERC20 token, not a "coin". It is however a cryptocurrency...
Dude, I literally sent you the token via DM earlier, it trades on Bittrex, HitBTC and Balancer on 3 networks (Ethereum, Polygon and Fantom). There is more than enough liquidity to support a $1000 trade. It has 2+ years of trading history and is created by a company that did a $50M+ ICO. I understand you do not want to lend me, but accusing me of "getting rid of crap" is a bit far... Jeez. Yes, it's not a super well known by the general public, doesn't make it a scam. It is unfortunately the only thing I have in life right now apart from my phone and laptop both which I need to do my job so I can pay back the loan as promised.
I am willing to completely dox myself, sign any onchain addresses, send an email from my company email address, send my payslips AND on top of that provide the only thing I have as collateral in hopes to attract a lender so I can get out of a shitty situation I am in right now. You falsely accusing me just because this does not suit you is not appreciated. I am happy to take a loan without this token as collateral too, I can offer my time as a software engineer as collateral instead.
Calling me a "noob" just because you don't like what I have to offer is uncalled for. Unfortunately I never spent much time on Bitcointalk apart from a failed project launch 8 years ago (that I fully refunded to all users, by the way, at my personal expense...).
If your collateral is so good to be true lenders would be already drooling all over it but sadly it isnt.
You can change the ownership whenever you want plus probably the tokens value can crash the price to oblivion with small orders and this is the reason why you have to go the trouble doing mental gymnastics to explain how the token did a $50m + ICO rather than telling the tokens name.