Dead Coins

[ameliana]

I'm sure everyone here still keeps dead coins in their wallets to this day because we really can't do more with dead coins in our wallets, even though there is a dex platform for coin issues, but if we look at the high fees on ethereum then it will only be a waste to sell the coins and it is better to leave the coins as they are because they will never get any development from the coin owner.

[livingfree]

I'm sure everyone here still keeps dead coins in their wallets to this day because we really can't do more with dead coins in our wallets, even though there is a dex platform for coin issues, but if we look at the high fees on ethereum then it will only be a waste to sell the coins and it is better to leave the coins as they are because they will never get any development from the coin owner.

Yes.

That's for sure and there is no choice but to just keep it and if something odd happens like the price of that coin starts to increase somehow. You'll get some break even or at least recover a few loss upon selling it.

As these dead coins are good to be dead and forgotten that will eventually have them almost zero volume.

[Sithara007]

I'm sure everyone here still keeps dead coins in their wallets to this day because we really can't do more with dead coins in our wallets, even though there is a dex platform for coin issues, but if we look at the high fees on ethereum then it will only be a waste to sell the coins and it is better to leave the coins as they are because they will never get any development from the coin owner.

Most of the coins need their own wallets. So in case a coin is dead, then the user will most probably uninstall the wallet from his laptop or mobile phone. What is the point in keeping dozens of wallets in laptop? Here I am talking about coins, and not about tokens. Tokens can be easily stored in ERC-20 wallets and there is no need to create a separate wallet everytime when you receive a different token. Even I had dozens of altcoins in my possession a few years back. I used to store most of them in exchange wallets. Only for one or two I had desktop wallets.

[OrangeII]

I'm sure everyone here still keeps dead coins in their wallets to this day because we really can't do more with dead coins in our wallets, even though there is a dex platform for coin issues, but if we look at the high fees on ethereum then it will only be a waste to sell the coins and it is better to leave the coins as they are because they will never get any development from the coin owner.

fees are the main problem why there are still quite a lot of dead coins in people's wallets. considering holding dead coins in our wallet is still better than paying $3 to $10 to make dead coins out of our wallets. In addition, although the opportunity is very small, many people still hope that the coins they hold have a price in the future.

[Jaered]

Having a dead coin is like a rite of passage in crypto. Any crypto head has a little bag of shit or dead coin somewhere in the wallet attics. There's nothing to do about it. Some came as a result of honest mistakes or broke projects. Others by malicious means like rug pulls, exit scams etc. These days more are coming from scam airdrops

[lepbagong]

I'm sure everyone here still keeps dead coins in their wallets to this day because we really can't do more with dead coins in our wallets, even though there is a dex platform for coin issues, but if we look at the high fees on ethereum then it will only be a waste to sell the coins and it is better to leave the coins as they are because they will never get any development from the coin owner.

it seems that all those who have been in the business for a long time can be sure to get a lot of coins which, when received, face many problems, from those that have no value or coins are no longer developed and the exchange is no longer active and many other cases.

old coins are still a lot of erc20 and we know that the problem of high fees as you said has indeed occurred, resulting in sometimes costs being higher than the value of the coin itself. so many don't want to look anymore and just keep quiet, because it's not profitable other than that there will be a surprise price hike and costs will drop again.

fees are the main problem why there are still quite a lot of dead coins in people's wallets. considering holding dead coins in our wallet is still better than paying $3 to $10 to make dead coins out of our wallets. In addition, although the opportunity is very small, many people still hope that the coins they hold have a price in the future.

always really hope for a surprise, that a coin that has been in the wallet for a long time can increase in price because it can be from increased bitcoin or there is a surprise like coin doge.
although I agree with you that the possibility is very small, there can be fundamental changes, but there is always a possibility that it could happen. but hope like this is certainly meaningless too, because it is very unlikely.

[susuberuang]

Having a dead coin is like a rite of passage in crypto. Any crypto head has a little bag of shit or dead coin somewhere in the wallet attics. There's nothing to do about it. Some came as a result of honest mistakes or broke projects. Others by malicious means like rug pulls, exit scams etc. These days more are coming from scam airdrops

I think that this is also very natural to happen because through the Airdrop all programs are easier to print and also easier to make, so it is natural that through the Airdrop it produces more dirt coins than through other things such as the bounty campaign.

[kotajikikox]

Do you hold any dead coins?

yeah there are some bounties that i joined and even bought in the past that in the end being abandoned even before hitting the exchange so i also hold them still.

'Dead Coins refer to cryptocurrencies that have been abandoned, used as scam, their website is down, has no nodes, has wallet issues, doesn't have social updates, has low volume or developers have walked away from the project.'

they once have those bur of course now they are dead spots already.

How should we manage dead coins?

managing? for what? just let them sit in your wallets because that won't change the fact that they are already dead and be forgotten.

[Ros-In]

now we have to be really observant in choosing a coin project to buy, this moment is the same as in 2017 where many coin projects have sprung up, but not a few of them prefer to run away after success.
I learned from my friend who successfully made a project and platform swap, but intends to leave after all the roadmaps are considered successful

[Luffygroove]

Frankly said, yes I have plenty of them. I engaged with cryptocurrency since 2017 so I can say that I hold many dead coins or trash coins until now without knowing what should I do with them. Probably just like other trash, I hope someday there will be a certain project that focusing on recycling these dead coins lol. I don't know whether they have other effects on the network or not but one day dead coins should be liquidated.

[meldrio1]

yes I have dead coins in my wallet, I had them from the bounties.. most of the dead coins that I had are scams. I just leave them there in my wallet because there is no way we can manage the dead coins maybe sending to the other address is the only way to clean your wallet but you must pay the fees of course, which is not cool.

[nimogsm]

Yes, I think everyone has dead tokens in their wallets.Especially those who actively participate in different distributions.And the answer to your question: do not do anything, just forget or create a new wallet if old tokens interfere with you.

[Kezacky]

talking coins that have no chance in the future. because Some of them haven't entered the crypto exchange for years and it can be ascertained that they are dead coins. I didn't have much hope and chose to leave it in my wallet.

[Boomber]

Do you hold any dead coins?

'Dead Coins refer to cryptocurrencies that have been abandoned, used as scam, their website is down, has no nodes, has wallet issues, doesn't have social updates, has low volume or developers have walked away from the project.'

How should we manage dead coins?

if you already know about dead coin, then why do you still want to manage dead coin that you have? because it will not turn your dead coin into gems, so it's better that you don't need to care about your dead coin and forgot it, because it will never make you rich or even give you profit.

[Oilacris]

yes I have dead coins in my wallet, I had them from the bounties.. most of the dead coins that I had are scams. I just leave them there in my wallet because there is no way we can manage the dead coins maybe sending to the other address is the only way to clean your wallet but you must pay the fees of course, which is not cool.

A cooler solution than that is to ignore it and keep it hidden in the wallet we are still using, because sending it elsewhere is tantamount to suicide because we have to pay every transaction fee we run from the wallet.

Not that really worth basing up on the fees alone on sending those coins thats what if only those coins are tradeable or could really be able to sell out .Dead coins are particularly coins which are neither does have almost

close to zero value or doesnt really have value at all sitting into your wallet and its not surprising that there are still people who do really keep on looking up for their coins inside the wallet in the hopes

that they could really make out some money whenever there's some chance of recovery or possible random pumps which is a bit common on this market.

[Rengga Jati]

if you already know about dead coin, then why do you still want to manage dead coin that you have? because it will not turn your dead coin into gems, so it's better that you don't need to care about your dead coin and forgot it, because it will never make you rich or even give you profit.

Yeah, little bit funny.
We cannot do anything to dead coins, like what happens to dead things, let it go and let it be, nothing to do.
Just bury it and we cannot manage things of dead coins. Even if they are in our wallets, they will be there and become the bad decoration of our wallets. 

Deadcoin, nothing to do, nothing worthy, just forget it and take lessons from them

[mamesso]

~Snip~ Deadcoin, nothing to do, nothing worthy, just forget it and take lessons from them

Dead coin is a part of a prank project that has no real plan but still looked for investor. Dead coin are often associated with scam, their website is not active, low liquidity or coin that have been abandoned by developer.
Yeah, we don't have to entertain ourselves with dead coin in our wallet, because coin that have been left behind will never grow again.

[91254vvpatel]

I have been working for AIRDROP for about 2-3 years. And if you don't believe me, there are more than 200 dead people at my address. What can you do now? If your luck is good, it will continue, that is, we can trade it for you. So we can get the fruit of your hard work. DEAD MEANS DEAD.

[budlo]

I have been on the forum since 2017 and during this time i have collected many such dead tokens and coins on my wallet. These coins and tokens are called dead because basically nothing can be done with them because there is no value in it. The best thing you can do with these "assets" is to just leave them where they are and start doing really worthwhile things.

[turneps]

Dead coins are digital assets of abandoned, scammed, illiquid or underfunded projects...
Dead coin" is a coin: Has lost its reputation and has become useless. Low or no market cap. No trading volume. No running nodes. The community is no longer active or not active. Removed from many exchanges.
The crypto industry is moving on with the rest of the so-called "dead coins" being brought to the market with much-profitable hymns but ultimately offering very little value to those who are not. holding. These coins often disappear from the market because their creators have drained users' investments and left them with no idea where their investment returns have gone.
Dead coins in crypto often have a deviant development. Just being equipped with knowledge of the history and development of currencies is enough to help investors make informed decisions.