The cryptobros have infiltrated r/DefinitiveNetworks. I don't get it, why now? It's not like anyone gave a shit about it in the first place, they're not getting any customers
Did someone invite them in? Which one of you is trying to secure a bag?
(10 Mar 23 at 3:07pm)Sevin Wrote: We have a fucking subredit?
There's a link to it on the top right of the forums home.
It was setup as a temporary "solution" while our forums were down years ago. We should probably just delete it at this point tho.
(10 Mar 23 at 7:57am)Game Boy Wrote: Remember kids
9 times out of 10 cryptocurrency is a scam.
And the 1 out of 10 times is just Bitcoin but even then it's still not a good investment due to it's instability compared to normal stocks.
Just invest in CS:GO skins
A good test you can do to see if a coin will fail is to ask yourself, "Is this cryptocurrency being used like a currency." If you answer no, then it will almost certainly fail.
Cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic value whatsoever. Meaning, if a cryptocurrency isn't a currency, it's nothing.
If the value of a coin like this is high and rising fast, that likely means the price is inflated, and people are only buying it in hopes of selling it at a higher price. Inevitably, more people start to sell than buy and the price crashes. You can see this play out with NFTs and Doge coin.
Did someone invite them in? Which one of you is trying to secure a bag?
9 times out of 10 cryptocurrency is a scam.
And the 1 out of 10 times is just Bitcoin but even then it's still not a good investment due to it's instability compared to normal stocks.
Just invest in CS:GO skins
That is what is so strange. These guys are advertising in a subreddit nobody uses
There's a link to it on the top right of the forums home.
It was setup as a temporary "solution" while our forums were down years ago. We should probably just delete it at this point tho.
A good test you can do to see if a coin will fail is to ask yourself, "Is this cryptocurrency being used like a currency." If you answer no, then it will almost certainly fail.
Cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic value whatsoever. Meaning, if a cryptocurrency isn't a currency, it's nothing.
If the value of a coin like this is high and rising fast, that likely means the price is inflated, and people are only buying it in hopes of selling it at a higher price. Inevitably, more people start to sell than buy and the price crashes. You can see this play out with NFTs and Doge coin.