Crypto currency (IF banned from CA)

Block Ape Scissors.
Partnered with IBM and Chainlink.

The IBM Partnership convinced me to invest.
I got in about a month ago and its skyrocketed. AND the game hasn't even been released yet.
Multiivac (MTV) is my long term hold and buy some more every pay day.
Over 3 billion staked coins with 16% interest and 5% Airdrop when 4billion staked.
Less than 2p and will be multi dollars in a few years time.
 

Block Ape Scissors.
Partnered with IBM and Chainlink.

The IBM Partnership convinced me to invest.
I got in about a month ago and its skyrocketed. AND the game hasn't even been released yet.
Multiivac (MTV) is my long term hold and buy some more every pay day.
Over 3 billion staked coins with 16% interest and 5% Airdrop when 4billion staked.
Less than 2p and will be multi dollars in a few years time.
gotta love the IBM partnerships, worked out so well for XLM

MTV is just another L1 that in it's own words is 'infinitely scalable' - in all likelihood it will just end up as another ghost chain. The staking is just laughable too, you have to wait 7 days before you can withdraw your coins. You also have to send the coins you are staking to another wallet, who controls that wallet? crypto is supposed to be trustless...

I am not saying either of these coins won't moon and you will make good money off it, crypto is full of 'projects' that have insane price performance, crypto is also full of 'projects' that rug their users and walk away with millions
 

There are a lot of things in crypto that are not unusual but still bad practice.

You are sending your coin to another wallet and trusting they do what they say they will.

Crypto was supposed to get rid of middlemen.
Isn’t that what you did with HEX? You sent you ETH to a wallet and in return you got a token? And you are trusting that Richard Heart will do what he says he will?
 
Isn’t that what you did with HEX? You sent you ETH to a wallet and in return you got a token? And you are trusting that Richard Heart will do what he says he will?
dont mention erc20 tokens stored on amazon servers.
the us govt could put pressure on bezos to pull the plug on the lot,if they wanted!
 
Isn’t that what you did with HEX? You sent you ETH to a wallet and in return you got a token? And you are trusting that Richard Heart will do what he says he will?

It's not the same at all.

I swapped ETH for HEX just like you would swap any two coins.

When I stake my HEX, I am making an interaction with a smart contract and I mint my own rewards, Richard heart is not involved in the staking procedure at all.

Just me interacting with a trustless smart contract with no admin keys. How crypto should be
 

It's not the same at all.

I swapped ETH for HEX just like you would swap any two coins.

When I stake my HEX, I am making an interaction with a smart contract and I mint my own rewards, Richard heart is not involved in the staking procedure at all.

Just me interacting with a trustless smart contract with no admin keys. How crypto should be
is it true RH owns 90% of printed hex and could pull the rug at anytime?
 
dont mention erc20 tokens stored on amazon servers.
the us govt could put pressure on bezos to pull the plug on the lot,if they wanted!
Haha love it, let's play the game of imaginary terribles that might happen. Here's a few for you;

Bitcoin nodes are also hosted on aws servers, what if bezos rugs them?

What if the BTC Devs decide to remove the cap on supply so there can be infinite BTC?

What if the BTC miners want extra rewards and decide to give them selves 100BTC block rewards?

What if there is a solar flare which knocks over all of the internet and networking infrastructure across the globe?

See this game is stupid but not as stupid as your original point.
 
is it true RH owns 90% of printed hex and could pull the rug at anytime?
The OA currently owns a large amount of supply yes but that is being diluted every day as those coins are not staked. This means over time he will own less and less.

Let me ask you, when a company/crypto is starting when has centralised ownership of stock/coins been a bad thing? I'll wait for your answer because it's never.

When was the best time to buy bitcoin? When satoshi owned 100% of the coins

When was best time to buy apple/Facebook stock? When the ownership was heavily centralised.

Also if you are going to use this argument against hex you have to use it against nearly every other coin which have massively centralised ownership, even BTC. 42% of all the bitcoin in the world is owned by 2000 wallets or something.

Will Richard rug has been said for two years now and in that time HEX has done a 10,000x with flawless operation and 100% uptime.

Also you can't pull the plug on a smart contract with no admin keys, it will run forever regardless of RH
 
gotta love the IBM partnerships, worked out so well for XLM

MTV is just another L1 that in it's own words is 'infinitely scalable' - in all likelihood it will just end up as another ghost chain. The staking is just laughable too, you have to wait 7 days before you can withdraw your coins. You also have to send the coins you are staking to another wallet, who controls that wallet? crypto is supposed to be trustless...

I am not saying either of these coins won't moon and you will make good money off it, crypto is full of 'projects' that have insane price performance, crypto is also full of 'projects' that rug their users and walk away with millions
What's your thoughts on Meta Hero project.
The Gateway to the Metaverse?
Rob Gryn coming out some updates today
 
The OA currently owns a large amount of supply yes but that is being diluted every day as those coins are not staked. This means over time he will own less and less.

Let me ask you, when a company/crypto is starting when has centralised ownership of stock/coins been a bad thing? I'll wait for your answer because it's never.

When was the best time to buy bitcoin? When satoshi owned 100% of the coins

When was best time to buy apple/Facebook stock? When the ownership was heavily centralised.

Also if you are going to use this argument against hex you have to use it against nearly every other coin which have massively centralised ownership, even BTC. 42% of all the bitcoin in the world is owned by 2000 wallets or something.

Will Richard rug has been said for two years now and in that time HEX has done a 10,000x with flawless operation and 100% uptime.

Also you can't pull the plug on a smart contract with no admin keys, it will run forever regardless of RH
the main difference being when satoshi invented and mined bitcoin there was no monetary value to it,
whereas richard heart became a billionaire overnight!
the point you made about supply cap,i think that will happen in the future,
probably a hard fork and there will be a 42 million coin (or similar) just like the block size war in 2017 and look how that turned out!
 

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