Does anyone remember flappy coins?

[TimtheYoutuber]

This just brought back so many memorizes. I am pretty sure they had exchanges that carried the coin if I remember, I am trying to remember what it was....did btc-e exchange it for a small period of time?

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[Sanglotslongs2]

Yes I think it's them. It was pretty neat during this time. But BTC E is dead now, they have a nice wallpaper sponsorised by FBI 

[TimtheYoutuber]

Yes I think it's them. It was pretty neat during this time. But BTC E is dead now, they have a nice wallpaper sponsorised by FBI 

If it was them then they took it down obviously when the project died. Well thats the original site but if I am not mistaken they paid the SEC fine and payed users back 55%. Then they opened up another site with a new token of some sorts for users who didnt want there 55% back.

[justin86]

Yes because of this game, lots of people started to create games which 99% of them fail. The only winners were google and apple.

[illiki23]

I just looked up Flappycoin!  (along with Coinye)

Back in the day I would actually make decent money renting rigs and mining coins like Flappy for awhile.  After doge profits fell a couple such as Flappy and MIM actually brought in quite a bit.  Of course you had to sell to make any money.  They are hanging out in a crypto coin graveyard now. 

[TimtheYoutuber]

I just looked up Flappycoin!  (along with Coinye)

Back in the day I would actually make decent money renting rigs and mining coins like Flappy for awhile.  After doge profits fell a couple such as Flappy and MIM actually brought in quite a bit.  Of course you had to sell to make any money.  They are hanging out in a crypto coin graveyard now. 

Yeah I mean it was a dumb investment unless you day traded the hype. Just thought it was a funny memory because I remember people buying coins for over the market value since they didnt know how to use exchanges.