The Origin Address hasn't done anything with the HEX. It's clear it's not dumping. It's holding to keep the market cap up.
Where is the scam here?
It's a finished product. Everyone wants promises of future work. They're addicted to promises.
With HEX you are the network. You do all the work - weather interacting with the contract or contributing to the community.
The ETH will go to hookers and blow or to help the project. Even if it does nothing, HEX is a good enough product on its own.
If this has a finished product, how many users are already using this platform? Where can we see the actual application of this project? And who are benefitting from this network? I'm not really familiar with this project so I have those questions.
Fair qustion. You can see real usage statistics at hex.vision - pulled directly from the ETH blockchain. Etherscan.io shows real user data as well. hex.vision is showing 229k current addresses (obviously most people have multiple addresses) and 12.5% of all HEX is currently staked. It's pretty fun to look through all the data and dashboards. you can even make your own
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Re: [ANN] Bitcoin HEX [by Richard Heart] unofficial
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mattnook
on 01/11/2020, 21:52:47 UTC
Can't believe people are still ignoring this.
The Origin Address hasn't done anything with the HEX. It's clear it's not dumping. It's holding to keep the market cap up.
Where is the scam here?
It's a finished product. Everyone wants promises of future work. They're addicted to promises.
With HEX you are the network. You do all the work - weather interacting with the contract or contributing to the community.
The ETH will go to hookers and blow or to help the project. Even if it does nothing, HEX is a good enough product on its own.
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Re: [ANN] Bitcoin HEX [by Richard Heart] unofficial
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mattnook
on 18/04/2019, 14:21:37 UTC
Bitcoin Hex seems like a why not type of thing. I havent been this interested in a coin since Tezos.