How ethical is it?

[m_f_o_c]

It seems to me that it can not be that the buyer does not know that the coins you sell to him no longer have the potential. If someone wants to buy something, then it's important for a person and the token's value is there.

[gabmen]

So, I have some bitcoinred (btcred). I received the new revolution or whatever coins. I am now trying to decide if I should sell my old btcred coins. They 0.20 USD a pop.
I do not want to sell something that if the buyer does not know that they are not valid anymore. On the other hand, you can never be sure. Maybe they wanna buy it anyway.
Any help on the ethical implications of selling an ended coin?

Lol. Few people even consider what's going to happen to the buyers. If they want to buy it, then assume that they've made researches and they have their reasons why they want to buy that coins. It's their decision and they're money anyways

[BlasterS]

Doing some things which is ethical, gives class to the person and well-mannered.
The people who act in right is a great thing to provide a wonderful icon which will everyone’s will idolize.

[Dmitry.Vastov]

So, I have some bitcoinred (btcred). I received the new revolution or whatever coins. I am now trying to decide if I should sell my old btcred coins. They 0.20 USD a pop.
I do not want to sell something that if the buyer does not know that they are not valid anymore. On the other hand, you can never be sure. Maybe they wanna buy it anyway.
Any help on the ethical implications of selling an ended coin?

We all know that bitcoin is a decentralised crypto currency and there is no such authentic regulating body who could keep eyes over bitcoin activities. People mine bitcoins, they comes into circulation and bitcoin then be in to circulation by their buying and selling by the millions of investors around and those countries who has legalised bitcoin have their control over it and those governments then keep eyes over all those activities, so as such bitcoin is not as unethical as people exaggerate it.

[ridertiger]

Now it seems that there are a lot of swap coins. They are worthless once you miss the swap deadline, so some people may be inclined to sell them.

[barrett_fire]

So, I have some bitcoinred (btcred). I received the new revolution or whatever coins. I am now trying to decide if I should sell my old btcred coins. They 0.20 USD a pop.
I do not want to sell something that if the buyer does not know that they are not valid anymore. On the other hand, you can never be sure. Maybe they wanna buy it anyway.
Any help on the ethical implications of selling an ended coin?

I'm still new in the world of crytocurrency. I may not give great advice. The way I understand it though, it can be okay. I once sold a car that had problems. The transmission didn't work properly. The top gear wouldn't work. I listed it on the internet and described all the problems I know about in detail. I immediately got several calls and sold it in the morning. That person will probably have problems with the car in the future. I feel a bit bad, but I was completely transparent in the sale. If somebody wants to buy your ended cryptocurrency and they know what they're getting, I think it's fine.