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>>15124441
>a smarter move for you would be to say: people might adopt 0xbtc, or they might not. we will have to see. in the meantime, get a small stack and let's try to make some use cases for it. it could be worth a lot some day, especially if we help it along. ...just like BTC.

"well, it's not worth much today, but it's possible it could be useful and valuable in the future, so let me get a small just in case," is how prices slowly climb from nothing to something to a lot.

anon might just be getting too used to ICOs where things go from nothing to a lot discontinuously.

>>15051084
>Interesting idea but ultimately a useless shitcoin that is perpetually shilled by Indians and trading on chink wash trading exchanges with 90% fake volume

>>14951689
>Imagine spending hours every day writing walls of text about some teenage pageet scam coin. Fucking imagine it!
>You. Are. Retarded.

thanks but i'm also immune to this. see my experience with approximately infinity people telling me BTC was stupid. i don't know the future of 0xBitcoin and neither do you. if you think you have a magic crystal ball, you're a fool.

0xBTC is simple but technically sound. it adheres to all the real cryptocurrency principles (it's actually decentralized, actually trustless, actually open, etc.). it is native to Ethereum, which i think has a great shot at being the standard global provably secure distributed computer, so there's no limit to the utility if it takes off.

in short, little is standing in the way of 0xBTC short of adoption. that's true of all projects ... until maybe it's not. unlike you, i don't use a crystal ball to call the future, like "it will definitely fail1!! it will definitely pump!!!". i just invest my time in solid projects where it seems like i could help and also benefit.