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Title: How does an altcoin die? Post by: Jet Cash on December 24, 2015, 08:49:42 AM Presumably if a number of people still have copies of the blockchain on USB sticks or somewhere it may be moribund, but not actually dead. I guess if a number of people made a few transfers, and did a bit of mining, it could be revived. I suppose the question really is - would anybody want to?
Title: Re: How does an altcoin die? Post by: e-coinomist on December 25, 2015, 10:09:14 AM Nope.
Altcoins are usually dead from early beginnings. Pumping mostly equals some dark arts of necromancy. PS: Yes, it's fantasy cinema on christmas day :D Title: Re: How does an altcoin die? Post by: altcointrader25 on December 25, 2015, 01:44:09 PM If the source is available you can bring an alt back to life. The thing is why would you bother?
Title: Re: How does an altcoin die? Post by: tokeweed on December 25, 2015, 02:51:59 PM Presumably if a number of people still have copies of the blockchain on USB sticks or somewhere it may be moribund, but not actually dead. I guess if a number of people made a few transfers, and did a bit of mining, it could be revived. I suppose the question really is - would anybody want to? Would it be profitable? Title: Re: How does an altcoin die? Post by: peteycamey on December 25, 2015, 03:00:53 PM 1. developer not dealing with the coin.
2. coin being non innovative (clone). 3. investors not buying it. |