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Try TideCoin. It still has value.

>>7244901

True, but it's also hard to build a stable fiat currency that relies on nothing more than the good will of a bunch of people operating in a criminal enterprise.

Kind of reminds me when drug dealers used Tide as an alternative currency. Though even that was backed by its own intrinsic value

>>7198258

Not to mention TideCoin

>>7159174

I get it. Some people want a mechanism where they can anonymously buy drugs or women,or otherwise do trade in the black market.

But that's not enough to build a universal currency on. At least not one that will last.

I mean, even the idea isn't original. Before all of your cryptos, you still had TideCoin

Who's going to invest in TideCoin?

It allows for anonymous personal transactions, it is designed to hold a minimum built in value; and it's already being used a means of exchange for goods and services in cities all across america.