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Gavin Lopez
Asher Nelson
This doesn’t even need to be said. Its fucking obviously a coordinated pump and dump astroturfing attack. If you couldn’t see this and need to be told, get out of crypto immediately. You will lose everything.
Evan Green
Nice job warrior. I would repost the other one, but mobile
Gavin Powell
a nigger, pajeet and 2 jews run this token what did you expect?
Ian Wilson
Ethan Jenkins
>scam
its priming for another pump and you all know it
Christian Robinson
>posting lies
that chart is calculated using a circulating supply of 21 million, which is not true. The current circulating supply is under 3 million, the top 100 wallets hold 1.9 million. Nice decentralization, bro.
Robert Ramirez
The other charts show total supply too, what's your point?
Benjamin Ortiz
Cooper Robinson
the other charts are correct to show total supply, since all of those tokens are already minted, but there aren't 21 million 0xBitcoins currently minted.
Luis Flores
beside the whole shilling and pnd its actually a decent project
Alexander Hernandez
But not all of those tokens are circulating though, from the chart you can clearly see many tokens that are 'reserved' for the devs
John Clark
they may not be circulating, but at least they exist. there is no one currently holding most of the 21 million 0xBTC tokens, since most of them don't exist yet. As such, 60% of the current supply is held by the top 100.
Brandon Nguyen
they're better off not existing desu
Dylan Russell
Nigger ?
Blake Howard
This, oversaturrated. Fucking pajeets can't even make it obvious.
Here's a question - why do we need a bitcoin token when we already have bitcoin?
>minable token
that's it. That's literally all it has going for it. There are so many other smart contract tokens with more features, but their sole claim is 'it's minable'
>Why do we need this token?
>because bitcoin can't into smart contracts natively
>okay, so why not use another token?
>this one is mineable
>okay, but couldn't another token clone this capacity or be issued in such a way that it wouldn't inflate?
>.... it's a mineable token
Logan Howard
*without making it obvious, without making it.
Christopher Butler
>implying any other crypto is any better
Ian Foster
Show me a token with a better distribution than mining , if not what’s your best idea?
Cooper Hernandez
I've been mining 0xbtc for a while now and never considered it to be an alternative or replacement for bitcoin. Just knew I'd be able to make some Eth off of it. But I can see the merit in comparison to BTC. If you don't think bitcoin is going to be an inefficient power hog across the globe in 10 years then you really just live in your own little fairy world. It's going to keep growing in consumption and if its price/adoption doesn't grow with it then it's going to crumble or fall into the hands of the biggest and richest. I don't see 0xbtc being much better but the idea of no longer needing to mine the tokens after they are all minted and them simply living within the ethereum network does seem like a pretty big benefit. Add the fact that Eth will eventually become full PoS drastically reducing the networks power consumption and increasing its tx rate. Bitcoin has offchain transactions with lightning and 0xbtc has offchain with lava. Honestly I'm not shilling I just think you should have a legit convo about it and not just call everyone of opposite opinion a pajeet chink retard. You dirty cocksucking inbreds.
Ayden Hill
>I don't see 0xbtc being much better but the idea of no longer needing to mine the tokens after they are all minted and them simply living within the ethereum network does seem like a pretty big benefit.
But other than that what has this coin got going for it? It's a feature so easy to clone. Is there any reason to believe that it will become widely adopted when there are hundreds of other tokens competing for the seemingly diminishing total crypto marketcap?
Carter Peterson
>feature so easy to clone
Maybe, but is there another fork/clone of btc that currently has the feature of no longer needing miners to support the network after total supply is available? Im genuinely asking because i've never considered any of the other btc forks. If not then being the first in a space has proven itself over and over. But other than this feature I suppose it really does come down to whether or not dapps are as big as some people predict and if 0xbtc can get some adoption. Same story as for pretty much every other crypto in existence. The shilling and fudding on this is definitely overboard and its probably going to cause more harm than good for the token at this point.
Dylan Edwards
I’m sold how do I start mining it, I have a 1050ti