Will You Support Or Have You Supported A Coin That Makes A Comeback

[SirLancelot]

Actually I also have a lot of dead coins but until now there has not been a single one that grows back, if there is a dead coin that grows back and has a road map then that can be a consideration for us to support again but must first look at the details so as not to feel disadvantaged again.

There are too many projects in the market to start paying attention to projects that makes a comeback, because I didn’t not know what killed them in the first instance, and there is no assurance that whatever they did to kill the first project as being fixed and there is no guarantee also that they are not coming to scam the second time, so for me, I would not pay any slight attention to them.

Like you, I already have a handful of bad coins already and I would not want to just keep holding these coins that are not trustworthy, rather than investing in a project that is making a comeback, I think that I will invest in already existing project that is listed among the top 10 coins or I just keep investing my money in bitcoin already because any money I have in bitcoin can never be  a waste.

[Drai]

If you have been in the crypto space for more a year and you have actively invested in ICOs, then it's likely that you would have encountered projects that seemed dead but made a comeback spectacularly, although most of them were just short-term comebacks due to manipulation and the projects promptly went back to being dead, I have experienced this several times but one of the most prominent is Figured Futures, it made a spectacular comeback after months of lying dormant but that didn't last long either.

[letyouearn]

Well, everything is possible I wouldn't deny such scenarios. But I don't remember these cases in my practice. Usually I quit the coin and don't come back. If this is not ethereum or bitcoin of course

[Google+]

it's true you better not come back in coins that can be said to be shitcoin, you better find a coin that really has the potential to be able to go back and trade in the coin, for ethereum I feel very heavy to return because until now the price has not there is an interesting price movement again even the platform is just like that, I rather try to buy coins that have little and limited supply and have demand and even very high usage because such coins will always have a good future.

[sirminesalot]

Well, everything is possible I wouldn't deny such scenarios. But I don't remember these cases in my practice. Usually I quit the coin and don't come back. If this is not ethereum or bitcoin of course

all investors know that the development of any cryptocurrency and investment in cryptocurrency no one can know for sure its development if you are not sure of the coins you are investing and the exact steps you take to stop because in my opinion the development of the critpo depends on investors too

[angrybirdy]

it's true you better not come back in coins that can be said to be shitcoin, you better find a coin that really has the potential to be able to go back and trade in the coin, for ethereum I feel very heavy to return because until now the price has not there is an interesting price movement again even the platform is just like that, I rather try to buy coins that have little and limited supply and have demand and even very high usage because such coins will always have a good future.

A shitcoin will remain shitcoin even having a comeback. We all know that once it is dead, it is impossible to have a comeback.
Investing in popular crypto than wasting a penny on shitcoins just because it is planning to comeback is not worthy.

Ethereum has the same condition with other cryptos in the market, I think this is just for now and it will be sure to show its worth when bullish market comes.

[stephanirain]

We have thousands of coins in the market right now, and thousands of them are dead coins do you have a coin that you've supported than turn dead and making a comeback, and will you support a coin that you've invested and become a dead coin and making a comeback.
mine was Xtrabyte it becomes a deadcoin, but adopted by a new developer and it becomes profitable.

It will be tough to think which among the thousand of the dead coins will I support. It is because they are "dead" because of a reason. I do believe in second chances but the coin must be worth it. Most of the dead coins are like copy-cat of each other so it will be difficult to find a unique one. I will only support a dead coin that comes back if what killed it in the first place has been resolved. The change of the owner or dev team is not enough, we must see a solid proof that the coin will die again.

[Pinkris128]

We have thousands of coins in the market right now, and thousands of them are dead coins do you have a coin that you've supported than turn dead and making a comeback, and will you support a coin that you've invested and become a dead coin and making a comeback.
mine was Xtrabyte it becomes a deadcoin, but adopted by a new developer and it becomes profitable.

Whenever a new team tries to revive a dead coin, they seldom succeed because people do not trust it easily. The prices can be good but people also look for the trading volume, and a dead coin, it will be difficult for it to climb without fund. Crowdfunding must be also done correctly so people will really support it. As for me, I will give my support as long I can see the potential of the coin, though as you say that there thousands of them, it is difficult to filter out which is which.

[silversurfer1958]

 I really enjoyed such actions but really I couldn't afford it. I usually look for potential businesses but have very low market capitalization due to market manipulation. In the stock market I have done the same and many times have been very profitable. investing in a seemingly dead business is risky, but when it revives, we get a lot of things. RET and Energi are two businesses that I have invested in and it has grown again!

[albrots]

Coins that are dead and left behind are very difficult to come back to life. Depends on how he can die and be left. If Dead and fails due to lack of development funds may one day be able to bounce back with the support of investors who want to use the coin technology. but if the coin dies because it's a scam or fraud coin, then don't expect much.

[poornamelessme]

As already stated in this thread, those coins that are 'resurrected' typically have short 2nd lives... they are simply pumps after a new dev chomped up super cheap coins. It's kind of like a premine without a developer having to admit to a premine. Actually it's kind of smart from a dev standpoint.

However unless you too are holding the same coin at supercheap prices, it's kind of risky to jump back in during this 2nd pump, so typically I stay away unless I spotted a good entry point. But usually my trading eyes aren't that sharp.