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Title: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: depro2 on June 12, 2020, 03:54:33 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Yudhisthir on June 12, 2020, 03:58:58 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.
The best thing is to move on and forget what is already lost.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: FanEagle on June 12, 2020, 04:04:14 PM
There cannot be anything we can do out of failed cryptos. In recent times, I have seen a discussion about how to remove dead tokens from ethereum addy; I conclude that dead tokens are becoming a problem like spam thanks to ethereum and and their innovation of smart contracts. I'm not kind of person blaming technology for human's mistake but at the same time ethereum and their intensive support to host ICO definitely led to end of interest for many people here. Yes, ethereum is not the first coin to offer platform for smart contract.

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
At least for the prices we had paid for those coins/tokens, we should remember those lessons. Unfortunately people are known for forgetting lessons and repeating mistakes and this is the reason for scammers are still existing.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Dpat on June 12, 2020, 04:14:51 PM
There is no further use of the failed project cryptos like the Synereo Amp that you have mentioned here. I also had AMP in my portfolio and bought it in 2017 in very high price but now this coin has not a single penny of value. Like this coin there are many cryptos are also dead due to their project failure.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: kingzpro on June 12, 2020, 04:18:59 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

I remember like 2 years ago there was a time when we were able to exchange all these slow, shady or even dead tokens at decentralized exchanges like etherdelta or forkdelta but then etherdelta was not able to sustain while forkdelta now is also struggling to stay up and has very little to no volume which basically means that now there is no more liquidity available for most of the tokens their as well, so if you want to never see these useless tokens you can send to the burn address otherwise just let them sit in your wallet as a memory.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: ife2020 on June 12, 2020, 04:22:22 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

There is definitely no use for any defunct projects, the tokens remain worthless and offer no importance to the crypto currency space, likewise, once a project fails, the token dies.

But as a newbie, you need not worry about failed projects at all, the best you can do is to dyor, focus on the basics and learn fast the principles of crypto trading.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Akiko on June 12, 2020, 04:25:53 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

if the tokens / coins you are referring  doesn't have exchange to trade it then no, there is no way you can still use that coins unless the project owner still working and planning to add it in exchange so it will have the demand .

If its abandoned by  the project  owner then you can say it now that it is just a trash on your wallet .


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: New_order on June 12, 2020, 04:31:54 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.
The best thing is to move on and forget what is already lost.
There are other services like coinjanitor that claims they buy dead coins for their own tokens but most of them are dead, I don't understand how they tend to survive buying dead coins, it's same use case as Bags token


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Saisher on June 12, 2020, 04:40:19 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

Just move on if the coin has stopped developing or the dev run away with investor's money, just report it, in the scam section, there's not much that we can do, scammers are like they run away and delete everything, this is a lesson learned to all investors to always do diligent in any project that you are going to invest.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: adzino on June 12, 2020, 04:41:13 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Not really. If they have like few cents left in values, then sell them (but I doubt anyone is going to buy those). They will soon come down to like 1 sat each and no one will be buying them. All you can do is make a collection of "shit coins".
Hope you learned a lesson from it. Next time make sure you never invest on those unknown tokens with no potential


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: South Park on June 12, 2020, 04:51:54 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
If what you mean by this is if you can still obtain some money out of them then the answer is no, however you can still make use of them in different ways, the first one is if you are one of the people that invested in a failed token then you need to learn from this experience so you do not repeat the same mistakes, and if you cannot do this then you need to give up investing in new coins, another use for those coins is if you are developer then you can look at them and avoid making the same mistakes, and if you are trying to develop something similar then you could even take a look at the code and see what was right and wrong with it so your project is way better and avoids the same fate.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: TanakabZX on June 12, 2020, 04:55:18 PM
You've already get the answer, you called the crypto failed, what good can come out of a failed crypto coin? And that's why we can't see any dead coin that turned better after some developers revive them, once they are dead it's the end.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: batang_bitcoin on June 12, 2020, 04:57:24 PM
Once failed, it's already dead. There's no hope for these failed cryptocurrencies that you have, sorry to say but just accept the fact that you have lost your money with them if ever you have invested money on it. The amount that you have put in it can be treated as a lesson that you have learned.
Think of it like that and you won't feel bad.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: aioc on June 12, 2020, 05:12:10 PM
You've already get the answer, you called the crypto failed, what good can come out of a failed crypto coin? And that's why we can't see any dead coin that turned better after some developers revive them, once they are dead it's the end.

Just another memory of the thousand useless coins and projects that we had, there's no use on that coin now, this is one of the problem in the Cryptocurrency coins are coming and coming out and they are failing and losing support from investors, so always on the look if the coin you bought is going useless so you can dump it right away.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: joseyphil82 on June 12, 2020, 05:16:00 PM
There is no hope left for any failed coin or token, once they are dead they stay dead, I'd suggest you just move on and find better altcoins, top altcoins tend to stay alive longer than low market cap altcoins, do your own research


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: cabron on June 12, 2020, 05:17:09 PM

There is no use to it anymore but adds to your collection in your wallet. It's just like the scam tokens in our Etherwallet, we can't just do something about it. We can send it to another wallet but that's just it nothing is earned so just leave it there and forget about it. Its not listed to any exchange.
Bounty hunters have more tokens in their wallets that are useless too.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Baofeng on June 12, 2020, 05:19:42 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

Yes, they can be included in this list, https://deadcoins.com.

Seriously, common sense dictates that can there are no used for them anymore. Perhaps we can learn from their mistakes or developers look at what they failed and not create similar projects with no use case at all.

And I would say that majority of coins/tokens that has been hype around 2017 could be dead by now or in the process of dying.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Ryker1 on June 12, 2020, 05:25:30 PM
Well, this reminds me of my ERC20 wallet that full of decorative dead token/coin. All of them are no use even hitting on the exchange, it's totally dead and no value. Crypto failed project is considered as a dead coin/token to me, --just leave it and move on if don't have value. But if on the exchange nut you have lost from your investment, sell them all if you see that there is no potential of those coins.

Indeed, all of us has been perhaps experienced this especially on slack year which is year 2018. There is nothing we can is to accept the fact, this belonged to risky parts that we must understand in crypto investing. Not all are happily ever after. :)


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: jrrsparkles on June 12, 2020, 05:27:41 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
If it is dead means then there will be no further use from that projects that is why we call them as failed projects.Even you need to pay gas fee to move the valueless tokens from your wallet.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Alert31 on June 12, 2020, 05:47:44 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
It's totally worthless and trash or just a decoration to our wallet. You can send it to other wallet or you just keep it as a remembrance to that project. It is also a reminder and lesson not to join project wothout studying it first.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: seoincorporation on June 12, 2020, 06:00:45 PM
I think hold them is the best option because if the nodes still running the coin still alive, no one knows if the coins who doesn't have value today will have it tomorrow. So, make paper wallets and save them in a safe box.

Another option is to take them all and make an action on this forum, at least you will get some cash from them this way.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: ije07 on June 12, 2020, 06:41:01 PM
As far as I know, if the project is dead, then the token will no longer function or be useless. well, if you have lots of useless tokens or the project is dead, then there's no hope for that token. You can only leave it all in your wallet, now there is no use of the Cryptos project that failed.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: forexandcryptoauditor on June 12, 2020, 07:20:44 PM
There is no use of such dead projects. The only thing that can be done is keeping these coins in your wallet and forget about it. Down the line after few years, if developers awake and by mistake, the project takes off, there could be chances of some gain.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: doctor877 on June 12, 2020, 08:08:47 PM
No good thing can come out of a failed project. Its a failed attempt and we focus on others. You just have to learn how to avoid such project and not Investing in them.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Novatech8 on June 12, 2020, 08:47:32 PM
Dead coins are useless, even if you try bringing them back to life no one will want a once dead coin, there will be no demand for such coin, just learn to ignore and find better active projects


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: didzi on June 12, 2020, 10:13:45 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

you can do nothing mate
just let your AMP in your wallet, hope someday somebody will rebuild thus Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP)


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: cryptoperkele on June 12, 2020, 10:22:00 PM
Set sell orders high and forget them. Who knows, someone might want to pump those dead projects on some bull run. Wouldn't be the first time. But just looking at the price and waiting for it to rise doesn't do any good for you.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: lienfaye on June 12, 2020, 10:31:27 PM
Failed project tokens/coins will be an additional collection of shitcoins to your wallet. A memory that once you participate or invest in this project and get nothing from it.

I have many tokens in my wallet and let it stay there, who knows a miracle happened and they will have a value again.

Thus dont think about that coins anymore and do better next time so you wont get another shitcoins.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Rengga Jati on June 12, 2020, 10:58:02 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Yes, there is.
It is for fulfiling our portfolio wallet  ;D
There is no use for the token that is failed, or not listed on exchanges. What you need to do is only forgetting the coins or tokens and moving to the other promising projects. that is why, it is very important for us to analyze the project before joining, analyze whether it has been listed on the exchange or not. Most new coins are not worthy enough, except that you find the real use case projects. It may be worthier to keep holding.

if you are going to invest in crypto, it is better for you to pick the listed coins on exchanges, moreover the top coins. If we pick the coins from ICO, be ready if sometimes the coins or tokens die without any future chance to grow. It is usually enough.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: carter34 on June 12, 2020, 11:18:10 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.


You got me laughing saying the project is dead. Is painful and unfortunate to put money into a project that is already failing and not knowing. I have also felt this kind of mistake done on my side. I bought a coin and after a week, I heard the exchange was about delisting it because no volume.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: marks1976 on June 12, 2020, 11:24:24 PM
People will never go for the dead coins as it has clearly stated that if it will only waste a lot of our time. The fact that if those coins have been going to the graveyard and just forget it OP. You will just waste a lot of your time for the crap coins.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: tippytoes on June 12, 2020, 11:26:11 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.
The best thing is to move on and forget what is already lost.

They did not succeed themselves because what's the use of buying dead coins/tokens in the first place? They are just accumulating crap coins/tokens and wasting their resources for something that are not revivable. What you can do is really move on and learn from your mistakes of buying coins without potential in the market.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Denreal on June 12, 2020, 11:47:51 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.
The best thing is to move on and forget what is already lost.

They did not succeed themselves because what's the use of buying dead coins/tokens in the first place? They are just accumulating crap coins/tokens and wasting their resources for something that are not revivable. What you can do is really move on and learn from your mistakes of buying coins without potential in the market.
They could have done that, perhaps because they feel they will be able to sell those coins/tokens at higher prices in future, in case they later revive. Some coins actually cam back renewed, refreshed and stronger, but the majority are forever dead. Continuing with a project like that is not certain. In fact, they can easily run bankrupt, because it is all about taking very high risk.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: alani123 on June 13, 2020, 12:03:09 AM
If you're in it for fun, you could try to see if there are any nodes and transact or mine for fun. Reviving a network is possible. Although it would be very vulnerable with low mining speed and not many nodes.

Not much can be done without a community of users behind a crypto. But there have been many successful attempts to revive a coin. If you have the dev ops experience it could be done in combination with some marketing too.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Krislaw on June 13, 2020, 12:52:13 AM
There is no use for a failed coin because it's owned by a failed project. All the hype has come to an end and there can never be much community support towards such project. All you can only do is to hold such coin maybe it could possibly rise a bit in the future and that could only happen if there's is pump or good news.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Lagduf on June 13, 2020, 12:59:40 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.
The best thing is to move on and forget what is already lost.

They did not succeed themselves because what's the use of buying dead coins/tokens in the first place? They are just accumulating crap coins/tokens and wasting their resources for something that are not revivable. What you can do is really move on and learn from your mistakes of buying coins without potential in the market.
They thought if they can recover the popularity that has already gained when it did not become a dead coin but it looks like coinjator was taking wrong analyzation about that and that's why coinjator is also dead right now.

It's not easy as what already planned by coinjator


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: smyslov on June 13, 2020, 01:23:35 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

It will just become a display in your wallet, there's really nothing you can do right now, but do check from time to time because some dead coins get pumps from time to time, I have over 50 dead coins in my wallet, although very annoying, that's really how the reality in Cryptocurrency is you cannot escape from accumulating these dead coins if you are an active investor and bounty hunter.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: michellee on June 13, 2020, 01:31:30 AM
Usually, if one project failed at the market, it will abandon, and the dev and the teams will not continue their project because they can be desperate to maintain the project. If they don't have any supports from people, then leaving the project will be their decision, and maybe they will start another project with another concept. If you have that coin, there is nothing you can do while holding their coin while you can expect if one day, the project will continue.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: MUG1WARA on June 13, 2020, 01:36:54 AM
if it fails then there is no hope for the project and of course the project is dead then there is nothing we can do with their tokens, we can only keep the sh*tcoin in the wallet


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: imoet on June 13, 2020, 01:46:21 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
If the projects are defunct projects just ignore. We should not feel desperate about the projects.  But I think it is okay if we save the coin in our wallet.  It will not disturb anything.  It can be find in the cryptocurrency all the time.  We can deny it.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Darkuso on June 13, 2020, 01:55:55 AM
Probably not for the most, remember that since is still a baby technology, most of those failed cryptos were only a cash grab, with very few or nontechnological improvements at all and based almost completely on an advertisement, FOMO or crazy promises of getting rich in one day, maybe just a few had some real use and were forked into something new or a lesson for future development.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: andra73 on June 13, 2020, 02:04:46 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
If the projects are defunct projects just ignore. We should not feel desperate about the projects.  But I think it is okay if we save the coin in our wallet.  It will not disturb anything.  It can be find in the cryptocurrency all the time.  We can deny it.
those who are dead and are not walking need not be expected anymore. token in the wallet, leave it. after all, most tokens like that come from bounties and airdrops. if you don't want to see it, we just need to create a new wallet.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Bitstar_coin on June 13, 2020, 04:02:11 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing that you can do to such coins /tokens is to toss them into the trash can because they can't be of any use to you, send them to an address which you don't save the pk to burn them forever, except for some reason there is a probability someone will pick the project up and revive it otherwise just trash them and move on.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: lobo13hf on June 13, 2020, 04:32:35 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
If the projects are defunct projects just ignore. We should not feel desperate about the projects.  But I think it is okay if we save the coin in our wallet.  It will not disturb anything.  It can be find in the cryptocurrency all the time.  We can deny it.
Even some people wanna sent their tokens to the default address caused by the crap coins look so annoying in their wallet.
OP must forget to use or try to re-cycle the crap coins caused by it has already dead and it doesn't need to be revived again.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: chichidori on June 13, 2020, 06:29:07 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

The only thing you can do with failed coins and project is to learn not repeating the same mistakes for both projects and investors.
There was a service called coinjanitor that promised buying dead coins but the irony is the project itself has gone dead.
The best thing is to move on and forget what is already lost.
True looking back on those failed token/coins will really give you an insight and realize the mistake you have done, some token look promising at the beginning but failed to materialize because of incompetent devs or at the most greedy devs,


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: patz22 on June 13, 2020, 06:52:18 AM
Just a lesson learned, I guess that is the simplest thing that I can say about failed cryptos, just some other tokens in your wallet and nothing to do unless you got a lot of it and make a pump on it, I mean, make a market but it is too risky and maybe, no use at all but no one will do this, just saying, lol!


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Reid on June 13, 2020, 07:57:14 AM
I remember dead coins at Yobit which is moving at 1 satoshi - 2 satoshi.
I was once a victim of that kind of scheme.
A group will be pouring the troll box to say that certain coin is jumping in price tomorrow or the next couple of days.
I took the bait.
Of course, you won't get back what you bought. It will just keep on being at 0 sell point.  ;D

Learned my lesson. Never believe the troll box.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: blue_hurricanger on June 13, 2020, 09:23:10 AM
Never hear about Synereo/Hyperspace so I can't assert their chance to come back after failed/defunct. But I think on average basic of cryptos, the chance is very slim for a failed/defunct coin or token to be back or found some use.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: irixo10 on June 13, 2020, 09:36:35 AM
Never heard of these projects, however just like they are failed projects according to you, same attributes which were associated with others will be likened to them too. There is no use for failed project, just as the attribute goes, failed projects it just means they should be forgotten as well but never forget the lessons it taught you. If it's an ICO or IEO or the team using hype and so on, learn from whatever it is and make better decisions henceforth.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: masterrex on June 13, 2020, 11:02:52 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
I think the most appropriate answer is NO, those failed projects coin/token has no use at all and destined to vanish soon, I feel sorry for those who invested in all of those failed projects I know it's not easy to let our hard-earned money to be vaporized I feel that because I'm experience it a couple of times but I'm not losing hope that one day I will recover those losses.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Coin_trader on June 13, 2020, 11:12:26 AM
You can use it as personal collection of failed/junk coin. I'm doing it and storing it to my trezor with separate ETH wallet address. Maybe someday, It will be a collector item in the future same as error coin. Its better to think that way rather than regretting about your failed investment.

Is there anyone here collecting junk coins like me? I know it's weird but I feel so relieve when I think it that way.  ;D


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Mighty_crypt on June 13, 2020, 11:20:43 AM
Just ignore If you have many junk coins in your wallet, sending them out will cost you extra gas fee, better to delete their smart contract from your wallet so they won't appear anymore 


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: kapalmabur on June 13, 2020, 11:25:28 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
mostly nothing. because tokens from projects that die will also die, but some won't die, like Envion.
but of course the risk is very large, it's better to avoid it


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: bussybuddy on June 13, 2020, 11:25:34 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
If the projects are defunct projects just ignore. We should not feel desperate about the projects.  But I think it is okay if we save the coin in our wallet.  It will not disturb anything.  It can be find in the cryptocurrency all the time.  We can deny it.
They will feel hopeless if they have invested in such projects. I myself encountered this situation, invested a lot of money in CMT project but in the end, the price kept going down and never showed signs of recovery.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: VDraci on June 13, 2020, 11:28:56 AM
Dump them off to unknown address, if you have too many useless coins in your wallet it can be frustrating well scrolling through, or you can abandon the wallet and create another wallet them move few good ones from the old to the new


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: matchi2011 on June 13, 2020, 11:41:06 AM
Dump them off to unknown address, if you have too many useless coins in your wallet it can be frustrating well scrolling through, or you can abandon the wallet and create another wallet them move few good ones from the old to the new
You can also hope that some pumped group will play to this token, oh well, if you don't have any trust to this project and you are well aware that it's a complete failure forget about it and move to other coin, if you are a investors use this experienced as learning blocks to your success.
Find good reason to avoid making another mistakes and stay away from project like this, there's  lots of project
that can be found around this sphere.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Greatchu on June 13, 2020, 11:46:45 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Don't bother stressing yourself, once a project is dead then it means no one has interest in them anymore, most dead projects in crypto space don't just die because people don't have interest, it's because the team scam investors or betray investors.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: coin-investor on June 13, 2020, 11:58:12 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Every token or coin is associated with a platform or product if  they stop building their platform or product, then the token or coin become useless and people will just dump the token or coin if there are still market if there is no market anymore then the token is useless in your wallet.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: LogitechMouse on June 13, 2020, 12:19:13 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Just a display in your ETH address :D.

If the project/crypto is failed, there is nothing you can do about it but to just store it in your ETH wallet and do nothing. If you can sell it in an exchange where there is volume in it then you are very lucky with it. I have been in the bounty campaigns for like a year I think and I have received many tokens that until now doesn't have value. There are some who has value though but you can't sell it because there is no volume in the exchanges so for me it is considered a failed token.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Botnake on June 13, 2020, 12:52:56 PM
The question is, has it really failed already?

I am not familiar with the coin/token in the OP as I have not been following new projects lately, and have obviously have not invested as well.
With your question about it's use, I think when you call a project as a failure, it's not useful anymore as it does not have a good value and investors does not believe on the specific project.

Per https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/synereo/, there's no data yet, probably a new project?


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: amos77978 on June 13, 2020, 02:29:41 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
theres no use.. you can send them to someone else's wallet or keep them there.. just as a reminder to always remember that theres alot I'd scam company's out there who are after your money.. and dont  invest in a company because of hype..


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Pirate46Mx on June 13, 2020, 02:43:42 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
nothing can be done with a dead coin in the crypto market, it's just that we can make it our experience not to choose the wrong project in the future, so forget your sadness because many members here have experienced it.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: rodskee on June 13, 2020, 03:02:05 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Don’t mind thinking about that token if its already dead, you can’t change the fact that they failed or became a scam project. You have to move on and forget about that project, there’s so much new good projects right now so better to focus your attention on that. There’s are do many dead projects, its hard for a developer to revive it if there’s already a bad record so forget about it, and start working with a good one.

You are just stressing yourself thinking what to do with this project which already failed you, You can't do nothing
all you have to do now is to keep it inside your wallet.
No need to bother yourself the project already died the website was completely down and there's no updates from
the team.



CMC tag this coin as untracked listing, no information that being showed up. This  proves that risk is always
around if you are not careful in doing  your research.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: CashbackLover on June 13, 2020, 03:05:33 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Nope! They are better left dead, throw them away and move on, once a coin is dead its never coming back and those other services that claim they can buy dead coins aren't even doing so well themselves today like coinjanitor for example


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: MCobian on June 13, 2020, 03:17:45 PM
There are so many failed cryptos, and we can't do anything about it. Because failed crypto can't be sold, so it can only move on
by investing in new projects, this is a lesson for all of us to do research first. Before we decide on investment in new projects,
or if you want to be safe you can invest in top cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Google+ on June 13, 2020, 03:46:02 PM
There are so many failed cryptos, and we can't do anything about it. Because failed crypto can't be sold, so it can only move on
by investing in new projects, this is a lesson for all of us to do research first. Before we decide on investment in new projects,
or if you want to be safe you can invest in top cryptocurrency.
I think when you get failures as they often do, you should be able to make those failures as important lessons as possible not to repeat the same mistakes, so nothing can not be used, everything that has happened can be used as an important experience to be able to become successful people in the world of cryptocurrency trading.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: JaoBadjap on June 13, 2020, 03:46:45 PM
Nothing Much Actually, there is nothing we can do with dead crypto but just learn a lesson from it.
if were talking takin it out of your wallet in erc.
i think just leave it there your still going to pay while sending them to other wallet though


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Pumuckel21 on June 13, 2020, 03:51:41 PM
I can not see any use case for a failed crypto. So usually if a crypto fails it is especially because it has no use case and therefore it fails. So apart from learning form your mistake by investing in it i can not see any use case


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: SacriFries11 on June 13, 2020, 04:02:46 PM
I can not see any use case for a failed crypto. So usually if a crypto fails it is especially because it has no use case and therefore it fails. So apart from learning form your mistake by investing in it i can not see any use case
These will be definitely a bunch of lesson we should consider as many failed projects still counting. We must learn for these projects, and future projects must know that they will results like this if they consider the mistakes of the others. It will be added to the failed projects/cryptos that formerly a good crypto in just the beginning. Some failed crypto actually worth it to failed because of lack of features and purposes.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: omone1 on June 13, 2020, 04:24:58 PM
When a project is dead, the team have moved on to either create another scam with a different name or they have invested in other project and will never visit to clean up their mess again. I don't know why people abadon good coins and try to chase Lambo in shitcoins. You will always be injured as the team are only out to make money and not solve any problem.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: b1k4ng on June 13, 2020, 05:42:15 PM
Is there anyone here collecting junk coins like me? I know it's weird but I feel so relieve when I think it that way.  ;D
I do the same as you. I have a lot of shitcoin in my wallet that has been more than 4 years and they certainly won't be useful forever. This is a little strange but at least we have more collection of shitcoin :D


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: ameliana on June 13, 2020, 08:09:59 PM
if an ICO project fails then the project token also dies or turns to ash. on the one hand, of course there is no chance to develop again. outside there are many cases of ICO projects failing and tokens Ending with spam, there's no point in saving or hoping big with dead tokens.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: BitcoinTurk on June 13, 2020, 08:16:07 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

If the end of the projects you mentioned is finished with frustration, you can never cash and use the tokens of that project.  The only contribution these projects can provide you will be to learn and experience more detailed research into your future investments.  It is not even possible to sell to the tokens you mentioned, unless there is a demand or there is no buyer.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: StephenJH on June 13, 2020, 08:19:04 PM
l don't think that those coins can be preferred by investors, that is why both of them are useless and there is not any profit from them. The good way is to forget those coins and prefer investing in others. Sometimes we can make a good amount from our investment, but sometimes we are taking some risk and get failed for scammed projects. We always should try staying away from them, even though it is hard to predict something.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Barbut on June 13, 2020, 08:23:57 PM
You can use them as a reminder of failed investments! Did you work hard for that? Did you invest your hard earned money in those coins? When you see those failed coins or tokens, it should be a reminder for you to never invest yourself and your money without checking them first, and more mistakes you made, your research will be deeper!


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: NS-Soul on June 13, 2020, 11:47:20 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Well if it is failed you can't do anything just kept it on your wallet and it will remind you that you need to find a project that was legit and you will know that it would be successful in terms of researching regarding on the project, it was hard to believe that the project was failed at first but you can overcome on it just stay positive.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: boltz on June 13, 2020, 11:58:16 PM
Nothing to do with this kind of projects are they are abandoned , flagged as scams and no one will ever touch them again. If you find yourself in the position of holding dead coins , just move on and sell if you can as whatever loss as time won't bring any value to them and by doing a quick search on cmc or here on this forum you will find out that there are tons of dead projects so learn from that and never invest again in no name projects.

Keep your btc safe.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: TheClownSong on June 14, 2020, 12:54:07 AM
Nothing to do with this kind of projects are they are abandoned , flagged as scams and no one will ever touch them again. If you find yourself in the position of holding dead coins , just move on and sell if you can as whatever loss as time won't bring any value to them and by doing a quick search on cmc or here on this forum you will find out that there are tons of dead projects so learn from that and never invest again in no name projects.

Keep your btc safe.

Agree, when holding a coin that has indicated a scam, we should immediately sell at any price because it will be useless if we hold it for some time to come. It is better to cut loss than we experience greater losses and this is one of the risks in investing in any market.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: fishbonez11 on June 14, 2020, 01:54:14 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

Unless the development team make a move, we can do nothing about dead coins/tokens. If a project is marked as scam, just move on and invest on other project. There are promising project out there which might possibly recovered your losses from other coin. We can't neglect the risk on investing, so please make sure that you can afford to lose your invested money.

It's sad to see failing projects but to decrease the risk, I recommend you to diversify your investments. In this way, you'll not miss any sudden pump of a project. Make a good research about the project you are investing.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: michellee on June 14, 2020, 03:15:04 AM
Nothing to do with this kind of projects are they are abandoned , flagged as scams and no one will ever touch them again. If you find yourself in the position of holding dead coins , just move on and sell if you can as whatever loss as time won't bring any value to them and by doing a quick search on cmc or here on this forum you will find out that there are tons of dead projects so learn from that and never invest again in no name projects.

Keep your btc safe.

Agree, when holding a coin that has indicated a scam, we should immediately sell at any price because it will be useless if we hold it for some time to come. It is better to cut loss than we experience greater losses and this is one of the risks in investing in any market.
But before we sell the coin, we need to calculate how much we lose because if we lose everything, that will not worth it. But if the price is not too deep to go down, then if we cut loss the coin, it will be better than to hold for a long time. After we cut loss, we can expect to buy back the coin at a low price so we can buy with more amount.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Cling18 on June 14, 2020, 03:48:14 AM
I have lots of failed coins and I thought that holding them would bring me a better profit but I've learned from that mistake. I tried focusing on coins with good potential and value. I stopped hoping that dead coins would still recover in time. Well, we can't deny the fact that it's hard to determine if a coin would recover in time or not.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: restuibu on June 14, 2020, 04:25:56 AM
previously I never heard of the project you mentioned but if I see from the many projects that fail/die their tokens/coins will never be valuable. because there are no activities on the project, the team definitely left the project


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on June 14, 2020, 04:59:52 AM

I remember like 2 years ago there was a time when we were able to exchange all these slow, shady or even dead tokens at decentralized exchanges like etherdelta or forkdelta but then etherdelta was not able to sustain while forkdelta now is also struggling to stay up and has very little to no volume which basically means that now there is no more liquidity available for most of the tokens their as well, so if you want to never see these useless tokens you can send to the burn address otherwise just let them sit in your wallet as a memory.
Honestly, it used to puzzle me what Ether and Forkdelta were doing with those seemingly dead coins then. Perhaps, they bought in hope that those projects will be revived and then have nice volume. Well, it seems that didn't happen in most cases and like some of us they too bagheld worthless tokens. OP, you aren't the only one in this dilemma. Count your loss and move on.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: studio1one on June 14, 2020, 08:22:59 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

Nope you can either burn those or keep holding them which won't result in anything. please note sending tokens to burn addresses will cost you transaction fees.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Mianae on June 14, 2020, 08:33:11 AM
Once a project fails either by going bankrupt or exit scamming, the tokens becomes usess at that moment. If such token is listed on any exchange, the exchange will delist it. There's nothing one can do with a failed project token we have to learn from not holding any token.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Ann Impas on June 14, 2020, 09:04:37 AM
At this point, the only thing you can do is just HODL it, There's no point of selling it for $5 it will just barely cover the fees. So by experience, Just hold it and forget about it. then wait for maybe 2-5 years and there's a pretty good possibility that the coin that failed became bullish. So instead of selling it for $5 you can sell it depending the price. the sky is the limit i guess.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: timmmers on June 14, 2020, 09:23:33 AM
There were some attempts that someone will buy your coins and then try to contact the team and if team doesnt respond, then he would take legal action.
There is a big problem that we do not take legal actions against scam ICOs or IEOs so they do not have any problems when they take our money and leave the project.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Mister.Satan on June 14, 2020, 09:28:03 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Most likely no use for them unless there are rumors of another team will to take over and revive those cryptos. I saw one thread about someone who want to take over a dead project in so it isn't impossible.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: judeafante on June 14, 2020, 10:22:27 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

Nothing, nada, zero you just have to get used to it, I have over 30 useless tokens in my wallet and I just go on, nobody is buying a useless token if there is no market anymore, gone are the days when you can create a token and people will be coming in to partake of that coin, it's over now, investors are wiser now.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Chuky92 on June 15, 2020, 09:33:03 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

These are the ones you could remember, there are many of these projects littered around the crypto space whose team are having the best time of their lives now from scamming investors. There are even others who still not listed but keeps saying they are working on their platform when it's obvious they just played their investors. So in essence, there are many ways through which investors were scammed, therefore any coins or tokens which is considered dead is dead and should be overlooked henceforth, thus there is no use for these ones aforementioned.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: palle11 on June 15, 2020, 09:48:15 AM

I remember like 2 years ago there was a time when we were able to exchange all these slow, shady or even dead tokens at decentralized exchanges like etherdelta or forkdelta but then etherdelta was not able to sustain while forkdelta now is also struggling to stay up and has very little to no volume which basically means that now there is no more liquidity available for most of the tokens their as well, so if you want to never see these useless tokens you can send to the burn address otherwise just let them sit in your wallet as a memory.
Honestly, it used to puzzle me what Ether and Forkdelta were doing with those seemingly dead coins then. Perhaps, they bought in hope that those projects will be revived and then have nice volume. Well, it seems that didn't happen in most cases and like some of us they too bagheld worthless tokens. OP, you aren't the only one in this dilemma. Count your loss and move on.

This is virtually the story of many crypto hodlers in the past and evening now. Some wallets are just loaded with worthless tokens. So many are acquired from scamming bounties, after much labour with expectation for better profit but all in vain.
It is even more painful when a hodler buys those shit from these exchanges without having an sign that they are almost forgotten project as a new investor.
The mess is still on as more shit project seem unstoppable.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Retainly_Collie on June 15, 2020, 10:03:54 AM
previously I never heard of the project you mentioned but if I see from the many projects that fail/die their tokens/coins will never be valuable. because there are no activities on the project, the team definitely left the project
In my wallet there are more than 200 different altcoins, and all of them died between 2018 and 2019. There are too many scam projects and failures in this market, and if someone invested in them, surely they got a bad result


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: TheGreatPython on June 15, 2020, 12:42:44 PM
When devs run away from the responsibilities, we cannot do anything about the balances in our wallet nor in the addys like ethereum or tron. We need to get practice to live among them. If we are not careful then scammy devs will keep on attempting to loot from us in terms of promising coins/tokens like this only.

After seeing major portion of my hard earned money got into zero value, I somehow got frustrated and decided to never go for investing with any of altcoins. Because, I am choosing most of the coins/tokens after week long due diligence still I could not avoid scammers. Like someone mentioned here on this forum, scammers are nowadays coming up with more smart attempts which makes us to fail with our due diligence. Just staying away could be the only possible solution.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: kentrolla on June 15, 2020, 12:57:07 PM
I can certainly understand how frustrating this could be if this happens, after doing loads of work if we didn't deserve anything that could be the saddest part. However a lesson will be learnt for sure and we should avoid such mistakes in future projects, scammers will be everywhere we need to be very careful and go ahead.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: kayvie on June 15, 2020, 01:29:54 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Unfortunately, there is no more use for that kind of token. That will remain in your wallet and there is nothing to do with it because there is no such project that was able to recover after it fails, what developers do was actually to build a new project and forget about the previous failure project.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Vishnu.Reang on June 15, 2020, 01:33:26 PM
Oh trust me. Dead coins are just dead. They are not going to get revived in the future. I have followed dozens of such coins (and tokens) and in not even one case these coins got revived. Developers are not interested in dead and dormant coins. Rather than going after these coins, they would just create a new cryptocurrency, which gives them the premine advantage.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Davian144 on June 15, 2020, 01:45:45 PM
previously I never heard of the project you mentioned but if I see from the many projects that fail/die their tokens/coins will never be valuable. because there are no activities on the project, the team definitely left the project
Yes, I have never heard of this Synereo / Hyperspace (AMP) project, maybe this project has never made a fundraiser through ICO or IEO so we have never seen this project before, and if it is dead then the team will obviously leave the project this and no one else will care about the project.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: istiak2277 on June 15, 2020, 01:59:28 PM
I think there is no use of this type of project. I think this type of project can be a great example of an upcoming project and people can learn from those project mistakes. It's becoming very common in the crypto world that many projects failed due to a lack of investors and any real use in real life. A project with no real-life use or development naturally loses its value in time.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: takana212 on June 15, 2020, 02:18:44 PM
It seems that it will only be a display in your wallet, because dead tokens have no price and no one wants to buy them, for the next stage first analyze the project before participating in it.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Zeke_23 on June 15, 2020, 02:46:17 PM
You better forget looking any use for that token. Once a coin was dead, it will be forever be dead. There will be no one who will be interested on a dead project that's why it is now useless. No use, no function or anything that makes it useful to you and to anyone who hold the same token.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: rahmatullah9305 on June 15, 2020, 03:04:01 PM
There is no use for any coin that people already marked as dead or abandoned. You should give up any hope to found a second life for it and move on with different coins.
Staying on a dead coin is ridiculous, because it's not a good solution for all of us, so stop thinking about dead coins and continue your work on coins that are still alive and growing in all markets.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: filterMX on June 15, 2020, 04:13:59 PM
unfortunately no, because there are no investors who want to buy if a coin has been abandoned or dead, you can only make it an experience so that later you will not join a project that is not clear anymore.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: kesmex on June 15, 2020, 04:26:41 PM
of course failed crypto no one likes it, do you want your capital to disappear ?, then stay away from projects like that  :)


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Vishnu.Reang on June 15, 2020, 04:34:06 PM
unfortunately no, because there are no investors who want to buy if a coin has been abandoned or dead, you can only make it an experience so that later you will not join a project that is not clear anymore.

If the developers have abandoned a particular project, then there is no point in investing in them. A large number of these projects were pure scam, and the promoters made the exit after accumulating as much money as possible from the investors. Now these coins are as dead as a dodo. You won't gain anything if you invest in them. I would say, avoid them even if you receive them free of cost.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: jcpone on June 16, 2020, 01:59:39 AM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

There is saying that " Learn from your mistakes " if you don't want to be happen it again into your life,
don't do it again. I can give you one of the good platform where risk is not that high, which is coinmarketcap, most of the coins
listed to this platform are good to trade in I can assure you with that more than 75%.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: South Park on June 17, 2020, 01:48:20 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?

Yes, they can be included in this list, https://deadcoins.com.

Seriously, common sense dictates that can there are no used for them anymore. Perhaps we can learn from their mistakes or developers look at what they failed and not create similar projects with no use case at all.

And I would say that majority of coins/tokens that has been hype around 2017 could be dead by now or in the process of dying.
It is just common sense as you say but the majority of people simply cannot accept that they made a mistake when they picked a coin and they fail, it is in fact a very natural reaction but one that is not very constructive if your aim is to become a successful trader in the future, at some point people that invested in those coins need to accept they made a mistake and that they should begin to to try to understand why this happened to them so they can avoid this to happen again, but very few have the introspection necessary to do something like this.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: 103deltafox on June 17, 2020, 01:53:32 PM
Very funny, you already called the project failed,what else do you intend with it, it's sure gone,all you can do is to do research on other project still working and know the one you would pick for investment or trading,but for the failed project,forget it.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: preikaler on June 17, 2020, 02:01:00 PM
projects fail and coins die then their tokens will never be used, they will only remain in your wallet forever and make them all as lessons to be more careful in choosing projects


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Malam90 on June 17, 2020, 02:06:23 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Failed cryptos don't have any value. If project fails, generally it is not tradable in any exchange. So this token is dead and you can't do anything from it. This dead project can be a lession for you if you are an investor not to participate in any shit projects as your assets will vanish anytime.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Taufik blackspade team on June 17, 2020, 02:09:03 PM
projects fail and coins die then their tokens will never be used, they will only remain in your wallet forever and make them all as lessons to be more careful in choosing projects
no one wants to support a failed project from the start. We support them because they have researched and seen if the project has potential. but when we support everything ends up not what we want it to be. That is a risk, and as you say, we can only take lessons from it all.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: bittick on June 17, 2020, 02:13:03 PM
It seems that it will only be a display in your wallet, because dead tokens have no price and no one wants to buy them, for the next stage first analyze the project before participating in it.
I think so and it's just wasting our time. There was no reason to hold crap coins in our wallet and so many people have been removing their crap coins from their wallets too.

Crap coins mean nothing for us


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: KenshinKen on June 17, 2020, 02:56:12 PM
Any use for coins/tokens of defunct projects like Synereo/Hyperspace (AMP) and others?
Disregard it. Consider it as a lesson in your journey. There's always a lesson in every mistake, you can't do anything about it. Might as well create another wallet for a fresh start if it's just a one dead token.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on June 17, 2020, 02:59:55 PM
Failed crypto projects have no use anymore. It fails because it's either the developers leave it already or the project is not enough for the investors to invest. It will be no use anymore because no one will be willing to use or buy a failed crypto since there will be no use for them, it can only be considered as trash.


Title: Re: Any use for failed cryptos?
Post by: Byakuga on June 17, 2020, 03:52:27 PM
A once failed project will remain a failure even if the project is bring back to life, the bad foot print that the project left before failing will drive investors away from the project no matter what.