It's well known that the shitposters are suspected to give a shit whether anyone will reply to their posts in a spam megathread or not so I had the idea to make an experiment: Asking them questions and get a proof how serious the problem is or if our suspicion will be proven wrong. (My experiment took place before the YoShit disaster).
Finally, we can get an official proof if we were right, suspecting them ignorance to stop following the "discussion" after they have submitted their one-liners.
I've asked 11 of them questions where I had no doubt that a normal user would reply. (I used my alt account 0xmiau because I couldn't bother my main account to post there and wade through the shitposts.)
I've tried to make it as simple as possible for them to answer and only replied to posts where my reply is directly below theirs. After I quoted them I waited a week for their reply.
Here is my result:#1Now with the arrival of the crypto of spring-everything starts to gain momentum.The best and easiest way to accumulate altcoin is to take part in a bantikompaniya or participate in ico.I choose the best ico and at the very beginning I go to the maximum.You can buy at the beginning of the company very successful coins - for a little money.Now is a good time to start saving coins.
Can you please enlighten me what means bantikompaniya?? Never heard this word but I have a guess already...
#2That's understandable. Many projects are not worth a cent. During the hyip began the emergence of a huge number of meaningless projects. Time will kill them.
as far as I know, not all of the coins until now are worth zero. because until now altcoin is still standing and used by many people even though there are many problems that always occur in altcoin so far.
The last part is true, most altcoins have huge problems because they were only issued for the sake of issuing another altcoin. While I agree to your last part, the previous part of your comment is totally contradictionary. 95% of all Altcoins are dead more or less in my opinion.
Why do you have the assumption that "altcoin is still standing and used by many people"?
#3I don't see that happening but Crypto at times does magic that suprises us but for me it's like a dream that will never come true
Then, I'm wondering why you're still here on
Bitcointalk if it's your dream that a centralized shitcoin like XRP will defeat Bitcoin. Ok, maybe your post wasn't thoughtful and just typed in a few seconds to spam the forum and collect worthless ICO shitcoins?
And please tell me only
one good reason why it would be positive if XRP defeats Bitcoin.
#4If you see that your coin falls in price and the fall will continue further, then it makes sense to sell it and then buy at a cheaper price. Thus, you will have on your hands the same amount of coins, as well as profit from the difference in the price of sale and purchase.
Your advice sounds easy at the first view but is very difficult to do. How are you sure that the price will drop further? It's also possible that the price will go up again just after you sold. Do you have a strategy to know if the price will keep decreasing?
#5Of course, errors in the world of cryptocurrency are very expensive. But if you do not do them, you will not learn anything. All normal profits from a long experience. And this is a normal situation.
Not definitely, it's also a security measure to test new things with little amounts of money and if someone makes a mistake the loss won't hurt much but you've still learned your lesson. And to avoid even more losses it's better to read much before money can be lost.
Or may I ask where do you think own mistakes are better to learn from?
#6Most of the people said in this board there will be no bull run in the late of 2018 and there is a high probability that bull run comes in mid-2019. What's your thought about it?
Last year many people thought that by the end of 2018 there will be a bull run. But that didn't happen and the price was still very low.
Banteng is one that is expected to be coming soon and now the market is in very good condition. But I don't think the bull is there and it still takes a long time.
May I ask what's Banteng? Is it good for us or should we be afraid that Banteng is coming soon?
No reply, but someone else replied. There is still a chance that the user would have replied if someone else didn’t reply instead:
http://archive.is/SB54c http://archive.is/K0JUZhttp://archive.is/bn0gG
#7personally i think ethereum is way more undervalued in comparison with bit[Suspicious link removed]d luck for everyone like me how still believe in the future of the ethereum blockchain and ecosystem
Why do you think ETH is way more undervalued in comparison with Bitcoin? ETH has still some more problems than Bitcoin and I would be surprised if there are reasons why it's undervalued. Which reasons do you have for your assumption?
#8The recent introduction and success of IEO proves this right, because the exchanges validate the projects, so investor feel safe to invest their money.
Also a research done by exchanges is still no guarantee that the listed projects are legit and even if they are legit there's still an option that they fail. The exchange can't do anything if the developers are bad. In Germany, we had a big ICO, they collected 40 million $ advertised on big German websites and finally the project is now almost failed. It's likely that every exchange would have listed them because it seemed like a good project but it wasn't.
Why are you sure that exchanges will be a guarantee for successful projects?
#9Bitcoin and Ethereum are way too volatile for my liking with a potential to return little profit with high risk. I rather discover gems like any coin and invest in it.
Ok, so your reason why you dislike investing in BTC and ETH is because they are too volatile? But actually, most shitcoins are much more volatile and their price can be easily manipulated by pump and dump. May I ask you why you think that random / unknown coins are less volatile than BTC / ETH? I think it's quite the opposite.
#10I understand that people needs to makes the forum lively and create topics that will generate constructive comments for study purpose but there are some things we know that is not a point to contend with, like this, how can someone compare ETH to BTC, ever since ETH was created, has there been any development that they have achieved that has made them grow more than they are now, but look at BTC, every little development shows immediately in its value at stretch.
At bottom line, I am not saying that ethereum is not good, they are good and cannot perform more than 10% of bitcoin task.
I agree to your opinion about BTC and ETH that there is no reason why ETH should be better than BTC and I don't see any reasons in the future. The move to PoS will be very difficult and bring up some more serious issues for ETH.
However, regarding your first part. I don't think it will happen that some people will generate constructive comments in Altcoin discussion, especially when the title is so generic like
Bitcoin vs Ethereum. They will just use it to post the well-known meaningless one-liners.
And while I've read OP again and had already a bad feeling that it's something we know very well here already, I've checked it and it's true:
OP is a plagiarizer, same content found here:
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/031416/bitcoin-vs-ethereum-driven-different-purposes.aspWebsite archived:
http://archive.is/eT7DY#selection-2437.6-2437.475OP archived:
http://archive.is/Rl7f0#selection-511.0-511.469So what do you think? Is OP really creating a topic to discuss something or is it just to make a place for another bunch of shitposts? :
And in addition, I caught a plagiarizer (reported
here)
#11I do not understand how locking a bounty thread can even affect anything at all. Reports are sent to the bounty branch, even after the bounty has ended, what prevention of price fall can we talk about ...
LOOOOL, locking the rewards not the bounty thread, bro!
You gave me a good laugh.
Price of the token won't be affected in any way if their bounty thread is locked, OP meant locking the bounty tokens sent to bounty hunters to prevent a dump because they can't sell for a fixed time after they received their rewards.
I think it was just a confusion, does it make more sense to you now after my explanation?
I do not understand how locking a bounty thread can even affect anything at all. Reports are sent to the bounty branch, even after the bounty has ended, what prevention of price fall can we talk about ...
LOOOOL, locking the rewards not the bounty thread, bro!
You gave me a good laugh.
Price of the token won't be affected in any way if their bounty thread is locked, OP meant locking the bounty tokens sent to bounty hunters to prevent a dump because they can't sell for a fixed time after they received their rewards.
I think it was just a confusion, does it make more sense to you now after my explanation?
Oh yes, my mistake, I did not correctly read the name of the branch, haha. I apologize for this embarrassment.
Conclusion: out of 11 users 10 didn’t reply. I know, the result is not very representative but if someone is interested to do a similar experiment, feel free to do it.
And the recently launched YoShitShow is almost a guarantee that the issues won't get better...
