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Unspecified · 2017-12-11 19:15
Is creating new cryptocurrency easy money? I mean, on coinmarketcap you can find cryptocoins with ~10000$ of market capitalization. They all have like 10x gain during first few days and then they fall to nearly 0 value. So my plan would be to: a) Create yet another bitcoin copy with totaly no innovation. b) Premine a bit of it c) Encourage some miners to mine it d) Immediatelly sell it after first pick e) Repeat whole process What do you think lainons? P.S. I don't see any /biz here so I've posted on /tech
Netrunner · 2017-12-11 19:24
Please also post in this thread about any new promising crypto coin
Agent Jones · 2017-12-11 22:49
Na man, tulips where its at
BloodCat · 2017-12-11 23:43
>absolutely no innovations Did you even look at other cryptocurrencies or? The early adopters and inovators stage has already passed, you are just another dude on the periphery of things that overheard some stuff partially. Go do something else with your life you money sucking parasite.
Ishikura "Tatsu" Tatsuhiko · 2017-12-12 02:09
>>6486 If you don't think people use this strategy to make tons of money, you're the ignorant one.
J.C. Denton · 2017-12-12 03:44
Personally, I only really value my own work when it is done in service of an ideal. If scamming people for money is your ideal, by all means.
Mentat · 2017-12-12 07:21
I think you can make way more money coming up with some bullsoykaf ICO. Just promise something that appeals to the kind of people that worship Elon Musk, believe in the Singularity and think technology can solve every problem. The nice thing about this crowd is that they are technologically illiterate and will believe anything you say, as long as you can back it up with smart words and bullsoykaf diagrams. Any narrative of "disruption" (stick it to the baby boomers!) will work wonders as well. If you look at a lot of the ones currently out there, many of them are plain retarded to the eye of anyone with a little deeper understand of the current limits of blockchain technology. They still made tons of money.
The Oracle · 2017-12-12 08:56
>>6487 >claims with no proof Early adopters and inovators? Yes Scummy parasite normal people that jumped on this like flies on soykaf? No
Neo · 2017-12-12 09:27
>>6490 >>claims with no proof >claims with no proof
Leto Atreides I · 2017-12-12 15:44
>>6486 "money sucking parasite." I just want to earn anything to be able to live properly and reach my full potential. Not everyone was lucky enough to be born in USA/Germany or where are you from. in my country it nos so easy.
Dozer · 2017-12-12 19:21
>>6481 >Is creating new cryptocurrency easy money? Here is an alternative approach you may not have considered. Fork an existing cryptocurrency i.e. ("double" everyone's coins). Setup an exchange for your new fork Wait for people to come to your exchange to cash out their free coins (obviously for much less money than the coin you forked from). Replay those transactions on original blockchain to steal the equivalent amount of actually valuable coins Like all scams people will catch on but you might make some money from it.
Demeere · 2017-12-12 21:07
ayyylamo lainons your fav op here I've bought Zclassic (ZCL) and sold it with 5% profit, literally 5 minutes later I'would have 15% profit and 1h later 90% profit Fuaaark
Sipho Nkosi · 2017-12-14 04:31
>>6498 Congratulations on your new gambling habit!
Judge Fang · 2017-12-17 06:22
my plan is I am in for ((amount)) not very early but also not very late As soon as the transaction goes through (fug GDAX/Coinbase is slow tho. at least im verify nao) set up a Sell Limit for twice the price for half the amount I have Then as long as that threshold is tripped at SOME point I'll have broken even and just be playing with free memetokens is gud plan ? (I'm rooting for either/both BTC or ETH to become actually good and useful and successful as a currency after this bubble is popped, but that doesn't mean that I don't want to at least try my hand at exploiting the bubble for quick-n-ez lazy money)
Undisclosed · 2017-12-17 10:03
>>6495 >reach my full potential You don't need money to do that. People get to their full potential without getting the money first.
BloodCat · 2017-12-17 11:36
>>6545 What a retarded retard. Let's imagine that I want to become a movie director, I've got plenty of scripts in my desk, but none of fuarrrking companies in my 2-world country want to make a movie based on them beceause they are 'too ambitious, we need something simple to entertain people'. And even if I started doing this simple scenarios I could do maximally 400$/month. Now go ask your daddy to buy you another iphone so you can chat with your lefty friends about crashing capitalism and then met them in starbucks to drink soykaf coffee which would cost me 2 days of work. I hate you. How can you be so blindfolded?
Roy Batty · 2017-12-17 13:41
>>6486 How many dead currencies did you buy to get to that level of bitterness?