...who got into crypto at the end of 2013...
Actually, I was here on and off since the time Satoshi was still around, but, of course, can't prove it without revealing my previous account
and has admittedly never tried to write cryptocoin code before
How many people in the world at this point can claim they wrote a cryptocoin before?
yet claims to write one from scratch that solves problems that very smart people have tried and failed to solve for a long time.
It never ceases to amaze me how folks seem to be so confident that "very smart" people are little green aliens living on Mars and a random stranger on the Internet can't possibly be one...
but there is NOTHING that would stop you from sending coins back to your own IPO to show interest and a good "distribution" and dilute real investors
You can watch my main wallet, can't you? Or do you think I had 80 BTC laying around to spend on pretending? I would be sailing my boat instead then...
I encourage you to keep investors in mind and not bank IPO profits that are out of proportion to your potential to deliver something of value in a very crowded space.
I keep in mind those investors, who would miss the chance to get a nice ROI if I closed the IPO early.
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Now, I don't mean you personally, but in general people are hypocrites: when they miss an IPO they scream bloody "unfair distribution" and "premature closure", but when it's their money on the line - "to hell with fairness, close it down now!!!"
P.S. If it sounds like an angry post, it's not
I don't have any negative emotions at the moment. I did a day's worth of good work and I am happy