What's Missing from the Best and Most Promising Cryptocurrency, Cogitex?

[Adigvcdh]

Cogitex has already established itself as a great and promising cryptocurrency, but we are constantly striving for improvement. Let's discuss what, in your opinion, might be missing from our coin to make it even better.

We encourage every participant to express their views:

What additional features or capabilities would you like to see in CGTX?
What problems or challenges should be addressed for the development of Cogitex?
In what future applications would you like to see CGTX being used?
Do you have any ideas to strengthen the CGTX ecosystem?
We are open to your feedback and ready to listen to you, our users. Let's work together to make Cogitex an even better and more promising cryptocurrency!

[Xal0lex]

When and by whom was it recommended? No one knows anything about the coin, it is not traded anywhere except Pancakeswap. What has it proven itself to be? So far it looks more like another shitcoin with little liquidity, which survived one pump and now needs fresh blood.

[hg_away]

I'm already running a Bounty campaign.

He seems to be the campaign manager. I don't know, but he must be running the campaign because it seems that no one has heard of it.
I read about the project and did not find anything different about it. What is your plan for development?

[blockman]

This is the fourth thread that you've made about that project. Please stop, it doesn't look good anymore and stick to the thread that you've made as the first one.

- Can Cogitex really change the world?

- Cogitex: The Cryptocurrency That Will Propel Humanity to Mars

- The most transparent, reliable and promising cryptocurrency at the moment

No need to make a new one and who knows if you're going to make another one after this.

[Adigvcdh]

When and by whom was it recommended? No one knows anything about the coin, it is not traded anywhere except Pancakeswap. What has it proven itself to be? So far it looks more like another shitcoin with little liquidity, which survived one pump and now needs fresh blood.

It is a young project, so it is currently traded on pancakeswap. Cogitex has proven itself with promising ideas, for example, AI development and space exploration. And every project started from scratch. It can't be that you immediately know and believe in any young project. This can only be the case with publicized projects with already large capital.

[Adigvcdh]

This is the fourth thread that you've made about that project. Please stop, it doesn't look good anymore and stick to the thread that you've made as the first one.

- Can Cogitex really change the world?

- Cogitex: The Cryptocurrency That Will Propel Humanity to Mars

- The most transparent, reliable and promising cryptocurrency at the moment

No need to make a new one and who knows if you're going to make another one after this.

Don't worry, it's probably the last one.

[Ever-young]

This is the fourth thread that you've made about that project. Please stop, it doesn't look good anymore and stick to the thread that you've made as the first one.

- Can Cogitex really change the world?

- Cogitex: The Cryptocurrency That Will Propel Humanity to Mars

- The most transparent, reliable and promising cryptocurrency at the moment

No need to make a new one and who knows if you're going to make another one after this.

Don't worry, it's probably the last one.

Are you the project ambassador? Or this are all paid advertisements? Because it appear as such or are you just making such post in other to promote the project so that the project can gain more popularity so that you can be able to sell off and make some large profit.

But you have to know one thing about promoting a project the means and pattern you use can  and the project to appear as scam in the eyes of others even if your intentions are good, you just have to limit the way you self praise the project let others use their hand to discover the good and potential in it.

[Iron Fist]

It is a young project, so it is currently traded on pancakeswap. Cogitex has proven itself with promising ideas, for example, AI development and space exploration. And every project started from scratch. It can't be that you immediately know and believe in any young project. This can only be the case with publicized projects with already large capital.

That's not entirely accurate, in my opinion! Speaking as someone who's been involved in a few startups, I've seen firsthand how young projects can turn into something pretty amazing. But, it all boils down to the vision and the creative thinking driving the project. It's not just about how much cash you kick things off with.

Now, I'll be upfront – I haven't dug deep into your project, but based on what I've seen here on the forum, I didn't spot anything that would make me want to invest. If Cogitex has some promising ideas up its sleeve, it might be a good move to spill the beans with more specifics and real-world examples of how those ideas will actually play out and what benefits they bring.

Investors usually look for projects that not only have cool ideas but also a clear roadmap for how they'll grow and a solid strategy. Being straight up about your team's skills and having a rock-solid marketing game plan can also help build investor trust.

[Adigvcdh]

This is the fourth thread that you've made about that project. Please stop, it doesn't look good anymore and stick to the thread that you've made as the first one.

- Can Cogitex really change the world?

- Cogitex: The Cryptocurrency That Will Propel Humanity to Mars

- The most transparent, reliable and promising cryptocurrency at the moment

No need to make a new one and who knows if you're going to make another one after this.

Don't worry, it's probably the last one.

Are you the project ambassador? Or this are all paid advertisements? Because it appear as such or are you just making such post in other to promote the project so that the project can gain more popularity so that you can be able to sell off and make some large profit.

But you have to know one thing about promoting a project the means and pattern you use can  and the project to appear as scam in the eyes of others even if your intentions are good, you just have to limit the way you self praise the project let others use their hand to discover the good and potential in it.

You may be right, this is most likely the last one topic. But if someone thinks that the project is fraudulent, they can write about it in this topic.

[Adigvcdh]

This is the fourth thread that you've made about that project. Please stop, it doesn't look good anymore and stick to the thread that you've made as the first one.

- Can Cogitex really change the world?

- Cogitex: The Cryptocurrency That Will Propel Humanity to Mars

- The most transparent, reliable and promising cryptocurrency at the moment

No need to make a new one and who knows if you're going to make another one after this.

Don't worry, it's probably the last one.

Are you the project ambassador? Or this are all paid advertisements? Because it appear as such or are you just making such post in other to promote the project so that the project can gain more popularity so that you can be able to sell off and make some large profit.

But you have to know one thing about promoting a project the means and pattern you use can  and the project to appear as scam in the eyes of others even if your intentions are good, you just have to limit the way you self praise the project let others use their hand to discover the good and potential in it.

You may be right, this is most likely the last one topic. But if someone thinks that the project is fraudulent, they can write about it in this topic.

All right, here are our ideas:

Artificial Intelligence:
We all know that AI is the future, and Cogitex is not staying on the sidelines. We plan to use CGTX tokens to support AI that serves you. Imagine having a smart AI assistant that helps you with daily tasks, provides advice, and optimizes your life. This is just one way Cogitex can make your life better.

Android Robots:
Androids are our big vision. We're gearing up to create android robots that will be part of the Cogitex ecosystem. They will perform various functions, starting as household helpers and extending to research roles. And, of course, they will work with our cryptocurrency CGTX, making it more valuable for all holders.

Lunar Travel:
What if traveling to the Moon became as accessible as going to a resort? That's our long-term goal. When Cogitex matures, we'll offer you the chance to journey to the Moon using CGTX.

[Xal0lex]

When and by whom was it recommended? No one knows anything about the coin, it is not traded anywhere except Pancakeswap. What has it proven itself to be? So far it looks more like another shitcoin with little liquidity, which survived one pump and now needs fresh blood.

It is a young project, so it is currently traded on pancakeswap. Cogitex has proven itself with promising ideas, for example, AI development and space exploration. And every project started from scratch. It can't be that you immediately know and believe in any young project. This can only be the case with publicized projects with already large capital.

You can't establish yourself with promises. Promises are worthless and are often not kept. If I say that I promise to pay everyone a million dollars, can I be said to have established myself on the forum as a very generous user? Hardly. As long as the project has not done anything of what it promised, it has no references. Only investors' hopes that it will happen at some point.

[Adigvcdh]

When and by whom was it recommended? No one knows anything about the coin, it is not traded anywhere except Pancakeswap. What has it proven itself to be? So far it looks more like another shitcoin with little liquidity, which survived one pump and now needs fresh blood.

It is a young project, so it is currently traded on pancakeswap. Cogitex has proven itself with promising ideas, for example, AI development and space exploration. And every project started from scratch. It can't be that you immediately know and believe in any young project. This can only be the case with publicized projects with already large capital.

You can't establish yourself with promises. Promises are worthless and are often not kept. If I say that I promise to pay everyone a million dollars, can I be said to have established myself on the forum as a very generous user? Hardly. As long as the project has not done anything of what it promised, it has no references. Only investors' hopes that it will happen at some point.

You know, promises, they're more than just words, they're like the first step​ on the path​ to making dreams come true. Sure, promises might sometimes seem​ a bit empty, but they also have this incredible power​ to inspire and drive change.

Some​ of the greatest journeys​ in history, they all started with​ a simple promise. And, when you back​ up those promises with hard work and dedication, you can turn the impossible into reality. Belief and hope, they're like the fuel that powers the engine​ of greatness

[Xal0lex]

You can't establish yourself with promises. Promises are worthless and are often not kept. If I say that I promise to pay everyone a million dollars, can I be said to have established myself on the forum as a very generous user? Hardly. As long as the project has not done anything of what it promised, it has no references. Only investors' hopes that it will happen at some point.

You know, promises, they're more than just words, they're like the first step​ on the path​ to making dreams come true. Sure, promises might sometimes seem​ a bit empty, but they also have this incredible power​ to inspire and drive change.

Some​ of the greatest journeys​ in history, they all started with​ a simple promise. And, when you back​ up those promises with hard work and dedication, you can turn the impossible into reality. Belief and hope, they're like the fuel that powers the engine​ of greatness

As long as promises are not backed up by an end result, then they are just pretty words. Don't try to give words that can be freely written anywhere and by anyone as any special value. In investing, words and promises mean nothing as it's all ephemeral. For a project to be in the status of a proven track record, there needs to be some events that happen, not just a set of promises.

Promises are backed up by results, not by the process of fulfillment itself. For example, I promise to pay you a million dollars and start paying you $1 every hour. After 5 days I stop paying you, I haven't fully fulfilled the promise, but I did something, I tried. Can this be considered proof of promise fulfillment and hard work?

[Adigvcdh]

You can't establish yourself with promises. Promises are worthless and are often not kept. If I say that I promise to pay everyone a million dollars, can I be said to have established myself on the forum as a very generous user? Hardly. As long as the project has not done anything of what it promised, it has no references. Only investors' hopes that it will happen at some point.

You know, promises, they're more than just words, they're like the first step​ on the path​ to making dreams come true. Sure, promises might sometimes seem​ a bit empty, but they also have this incredible power​ to inspire and drive change.

Some​ of the greatest journeys​ in history, they all started with​ a simple promise. And, when you back​ up those promises with hard work and dedication, you can turn the impossible into reality. Belief and hope, they're like the fuel that powers the engine​ of greatness

As long as promises are not backed up by an end result, then they are just pretty words. Don't try to give words that can be freely written anywhere and by anyone as any special value. In investing, words and promises mean nothing as it's all ephemeral. For a project to be in the status of a proven track record, there needs to be some events that happen, not just a set of promises.

Promises are backed up by results, not by the process of fulfillment itself. For example, I promise to pay you a million dollars and start paying you $1 every hour. After 5 days I stop paying you, I haven't fully fulfilled the promise, but I did something, I tried. Can this be considered proof of promise fulfillment and hard work?

When a project's just startin' out, they might not have a pile of cash sittin' around. Sometimes, you need time and resources to make things happen. That's why project teams sometimes make promises – it's a way to bring in the dough they need to eventually deliver them real results.

Now, if the project already had a boatload of cash, sure, actions would be more important than promises. But when you're workin' with a tight budget upfront, promises can be a way to rustle up the greenbacks for future growth and real results.

[justdimin]

When and by whom was it recommended? No one knows anything about the coin, it is not traded anywhere except Pancakeswap. What has it proven itself to be? So far it looks more like another shitcoin with little liquidity, which survived one pump and now needs fresh blood.

It is a young project, so it is currently traded on pancakeswap. Cogitex has proven itself with promising ideas, for example, AI development and space exploration. And every project started from scratch. It can't be that you immediately know and believe in any young project. This can only be the case with publicized projects with already large capital.

You can't establish yourself with promises. Promises are worthless and are often not kept. If I say that I promise to pay everyone a million dollars, can I be said to have established myself on the forum as a very generous user? Hardly. As long as the project has not done anything of what it promised, it has no references. Only investors' hopes that it will happen at some point.

That's the thing about all those "roadmap" stuff as well, projects show a roadmap and say "look at how great our roadmap is" and expect you to invest based on what they plan on doing, and that would mean that you have to trust them not only actually doing those things, but succeeding as well.

Most probably they would just take your money and leave and not do it at all, whereas if we are talking about them actually trying to do it, they may even fail to do it as well. So, all in all this is a wrong move without a doubt. I think it would be the best case to just ignore projects before they provide a proof that they are actually doing something and could make a profit with it whenever they possibly could do.

[Dave1]

I'm already running a Bounty campaign.

He seems to be the campaign manager. I don't know, but he must be running the campaign because it seems that no one has heard of it.
I read about the project and did not find anything different about it. What is your plan for development?

Most likely he was a paid shill by the project itself. As you have said, we haven't heard any from the project and he was clearly promoting it and as you have said, maybe it's part of his job as a bounty managing not just to manage the campaigns, but to promote it.

But as we all and can smell it from a far, good that the project is going to run it's bounty campaign and hopefully it can carry out and pay everyone. However, for those who have been in this community for so long, we all know that it takes something for a project to be successful.

[Adigvcdh]

When and by whom was it recommended? No one knows anything about the coin, it is not traded anywhere except Pancakeswap. What has it proven itself to be? So far it looks more like another shitcoin with little liquidity, which survived one pump and now needs fresh blood.

It is a young project, so it is currently traded on pancakeswap. Cogitex has proven itself with promising ideas, for example, AI development and space exploration. And every project started from scratch. It can't be that you immediately know and believe in any young project. This can only be the case with publicized projects with already large capital.

You can't establish yourself with promises. Promises are worthless and are often not kept. If I say that I promise to pay everyone a million dollars, can I be said to have established myself on the forum as a very generous user? Hardly. As long as the project has not done anything of what it promised, it has no references. Only investors' hopes that it will happen at some point.

That's the thing about all those "roadmap" stuff as well, projects show a roadmap and say "look at how great our roadmap is" and expect you to invest based on what they plan on doing, and that would mean that you have to trust them not only actually doing those things, but succeeding as well.

Most probably they would just take your money and leave and not do it at all, whereas if we are talking about them actually trying to do it, they may even fail to do it as well. So, all in all this is a wrong move without a doubt. I think it would be the best case to just ignore projects before they provide a proof that they are actually doing something and could make a profit with it whenever they possibly could do.

We're already in a vicious circle. I explained to you that project teams sometimes make promises - it's a way to earn the money needed to achieve real results. We're not saying we need a million dollars and then maybe we'll do something. Now we're going to put ourselves out there in advertising to get more people to know about the project. And can you explain what proof you need? Sorry, but to develop AI you need money, and you say that you need proof that the project is doing something to get money, but without money we can't make this proof. You see? It's a vicious circle. So tell me, what can we do in this situation to finally build trust?

[Adigvcdh]

I'm already running a Bounty campaign.

He seems to be the campaign manager. I don't know, but he must be running the campaign because it seems that no one has heard of it.
I read about the project and did not find anything different about it. What is your plan for development?

Most likely he was a paid shill by the project itself. As you have said, we haven't heard any from the project and he was clearly promoting it and as you have said, maybe it's part of his job as a bounty managing not just to manage the campaigns, but to promote it.

But as we all and can smell it from a far, good that the project is going to run it's bounty campaign and hopefully it can carry out and pay everyone. However, for those who have been in this community for so long, we all know that it takes something for a project to be successful.

I am the creator of the project. And read my comment above.

[Xal0lex]

As long as promises are not backed up by an end result, then they are just pretty words. Don't try to give words that can be freely written anywhere and by anyone as any special value. In investing, words and promises mean nothing as it's all ephemeral. For a project to be in the status of a proven track record, there needs to be some events that happen, not just a set of promises.

Promises are backed up by results, not by the process of fulfillment itself. For example, I promise to pay you a million dollars and start paying you $1 every hour. After 5 days I stop paying you, I haven't fully fulfilled the promise, but I did something, I tried. Can this be considered proof of promise fulfillment and hard work?

When a project's just startin' out, they might not have a pile of cash sittin' around. Sometimes, you need time and resources to make things happen. That's why project teams sometimes make promises – it's a way to bring in the dough they need to eventually deliver them real results.

Now, if the project already had a boatload of cash, sure, actions would be more important than promises. But when you're workin' with a tight budget upfront, promises can be a way to rustle up the greenbacks for future growth and real results.

I agree with you that not all projects have a good budget and support from big companies or foundations. Making promises is not a bad thing, especially if these promises are correctly fulfilled afterwards. Initially, I did not pay attention to the promise or small budget, but to what you write about the fact that this project has proven itself. This is distorted information, because this project does not have any data that could be considered recommendable.

[Yamifoud]

Cogitex has already established itself as a great and promising cryptocurrency, but we are constantly striving for improvement. Let's discuss what, in your opinion, might be missing from our coin to make it even better.

The problem is that they proclaim themselves as a great and promising project but it has never been seen by the community. That means that this project is not important and has no role in the crypto space where investors are just ignoring it. Not a surprise either and if you are holding this project, never expect profit. The best thing you do is to sell them and move to other projects that are really well-established. Because it was too hard to think for a project to grow when not seeing that they were working on it to improve. Some projects are just good at the start but they are not good in the long run.