Quote from: freedomgo on July 19, 2025, 11:59:21 PM

It’s not bitcoin that kills other cryptos, but altcoins and meme coins end up as dead coins because they aren’t developed well enough. They lack the power and utility cases to withstand every market challenges that arise. In short, they are weak and useless coins, that’s why they can’t survive long enough, unlike bitcoin which I think is good and tested enough.

Bitcoin isn’t intended to kill other cryptos, but bitcoin leads them instead, but due to lack of market demand, these coins end up dying too soon and vanish in the crypto market.

I completely agree. Bitcoin didn't kill altcoins or other cryptocurrencies. Instead, it was the altcoins themselves that fell, unable to surpass what Bitcoin achieved. Whether in the system they use, or in fundamentals or other uses. And to date, it's still proven that Bitcoin is truly decentralized. While some altcoins have attempted to emulate Bitcoin's decentralized system, they still haven't been able to match it.

However, many altcoins have survived because they embraced different ideas with unique characteristics. And they were serious projects whose developers weren't focused solely on short-term profits but rather on long-term usability and benefits for the community, like Ethereum and others. So, yes, many altcoins didn't die because of Bitcoin. They simply lost and disappeared because they failed to build something new that the community needed. Simply creating the same thing and building community hype only lasts for a short time. After that, the hype ends, and the coin begins to slowly die.