Quote from: AVE5 on May 08, 2024, 06:18:28 AM

Between developers and Investors, who's responsible for the AltCoins that goes dump or likely to be ghost coins in total disappearance even from the market cap?

In my opinion, both have their respective roles and responsibilities. Developers are responsible for their projects, whether they develop or not, that is the responsibility of the developers. And developers are also responsible for their investors, because after all, investors have entrusted and invested their money in the project. So whatever happens, it should be resolved, devs must be able to complete, make developments, and anticipate everything that happens to their project. That's if the devs are truly responsible, and ideally that's the case. However, we understand very well that in the crypto world, it doesn't always work like that. In fact, many developers are very irresponsible and scammers who only focus and think about one-sided profits for themselves without understanding and caring about their investors or the projects they choose for themselves.

And on the other hand, investors must also be responsible for themselves. In other words, they must understand exactly what they are investing in and be prepared for all the risks. By being responsible for themselves and the money they invest, they should be better and more mature in choosing projects to invest in. However, unfortunately not all investors think so because what they are looking for is sometimes temporary profits from projects that are just hype at that time. So, whatever it is, investors also have to be responsible for themselves.

Quote from: Mate2237 on Today at 08:46:06 PM

Then another thing that can make a project to die is the Market Cap and the value of the project. If the market cap is not good enough, people will not even look into it and the community support/the population of the project also determined the crowd of investors attracted to the project. Example, NOTcoin is one of the popular token in the cryptocurrency market.

Exactly, And this is usually followed by various delisting of the coins or tokens from exchanges, and if there is a lot of information regarding the delisted coins or tokens, then that should be a warning for investors to be careful with their assets in these coins or tokens. And of course, this is a very important warning for developers to take the next steps so as not to delist more of their coins, and this includes the devs' efforts to increase their market cap. Because this is indeed a high consideration from investors to stick to each project. But yes, once again, sometimes we find irresponsible developers who actually run away when their market cap gets worse or their coins are delisted from exchanges.