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.
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".
Dude, I literally sent you the token via DM earlier, it trades on Bittrex, HitBTC and there is $1m+ on Balancer in liquidity on 3 networks (Ethereum, Polygon and Fantom). 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.
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.