Quote from: mindrust on Today at 07:40:34 PM

What real world problem did these shitcoins solve exactly? I know that they are binance's creation and I don't want to throw lots of baseless wild accusations but I feel like they are premined, centralized and shit. Either way I wouldn't touch any of these. If I really had to buy a binance related, it would be BNB and nothing else but I don't trust that one too.

They have been around for a considerable long time too and they did exactly nothing. I am not talking about their price actions. I mean I don't see anybody is using these coins for anything. Do they even have a purpose other than pump and dump?

Yet you do seem to want to throw baseless accusations... I don't even like Polygon that much, but i feel like i need to correct you here:

It launched at binance launchpad, that doesn't mean it's a "Binance creation" in any way. Where you have even heard about something like that. I tried to google at least some rumors but didn't find any.

And i don't have a clue what you mean by premined? Because that hasn't meant anything since the token sales like icos. Of course they are premined, how else they could even sell the tokens? I remember HIDDEN premine being a problem in 2014 with PoW coins when everything was supposed to be fair launch, but it lost all meaning with token sales. So what does that even mean? It's an open source project that can be found from github, and if there would be something shady with the tokenomics, i am sure someone would have found it.

And what do you mean by real world use case? You mean use cases in general? Well all reddit nft avatars are in polygon, and they have brought millions of nfts to new users. I would like to hear how many other sites have bring so many newbies in. And why would you see anyone using them without looking at their chain explorer?