Yes. That's very unfortunate. Because recent developments have shifted the Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone industry's view from a utilitarian one to a speculative one. It's why most developers launch tokens within existing Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone networks, instead of making a real Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone from scratch. They're too lazy to come up with something useful for the industry. Developers are only interested in the profits. You can see why the market is flooded with so many "shitcoins" these days. Especially "meme" coins. Hopefully, the situation improves in the future as institutional investors bring "seriousness" to the industry. We'll see what happens... Well, Dan Larimer's projects were a "hit and miss". They had good tech, but bad execution. It's what happened with Bitshares, EOS, and most recently, Steem. A project can have good tech, but with poor marketing/PR, it won't be going anywhere. The key is to attract investors. Particularly, retail investors and VCs. At least, Peercoin is still trading across exchanges. It could've been worse, right? I've seen coins which are no longer listed on exchanges. Spreadcoin is one of them. Wishing all the best to old Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone projects that are still "alive".
Yes. That's very unfortunate. Because recent developments have shifted the Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone industry's view from a utilitarian one to a speculative one. It's why most developers launch tokens within existing Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone networks, instead of making a real Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone from scratch. They're too lazy to come up with something useful for the industry. Developers are only interested in the profits. You can see why the market is flooded with so many "shitcoins" these days. Especially "meme" coins. Hopefully, the situation improves in the future as institutional investors bring "seriousness" to the industry. We'll see what happens... Well, Dan Larimer's projects were a "hit and miss". They had good tech, but bad execution. It's what happened with Bitshares, EOS, and most recently, Steem. A project can have good tech, but with poor marketing/PR, it won't be going anywhere. The key is to attract investors. Particularly, retail investors and VCs. At least, Peercoin is still trading across exchanges. It could've been worse, right? I've seen coins which are no longer listed on exchanges. Spreadcoin is one of them. Wishing all the best to old Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone projects that are still "alive".

Yes. That's very unfortunate. Because recent developments have shifted the Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone industry's view from a utilitarian one to a speculative one. It's why most developers launch tokens within existing Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone networks, instead of making a real Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone from scratch. They're too lazy to come up with something useful for the industry. Developers are only interested in the profits. You can see why the market is flooded with so many "shitcoins" these days. Especially "meme" coins. Hopefully, the situation improves in the future as institutional investors bring "seriousness" to the industry. We'll see what happens... Well, Dan Larimer's projects were a "hit and miss". They had good tech, but bad execution. It's what happened with Bitshares, EOS, and most recently, Steem. A project can have good tech, but with poor marketing/PR, it won't be going anywhere. The key is to attract investors. Particularly, retail investors and VCs. At least, Peercoin is still trading across exchanges. It could've been worse, right? I've seen coins which are no longer listed on exchanges. Spreadcoin is one of them. Wishing all the best to old Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone projects that are still "alive".

Yes. That's very unfortunate. Because recent developments have shifted the Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone industry's view from a utilitarian one to a speculative one. It's why most developers launch tokens within existing Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone networks, instead of making a real Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone from scratch. They're too lazy to come up with something useful for the industry. Developers are only interested in the profits. You can see why the market is flooded with so many "shitcoins" these days. Especially "meme" coins. Hopefully, the situation improves in the future as institutional investors bring "seriousness" to the industry. We'll see what happens... Well, Dan Larimer's projects were a "hit and miss". They had good tech, but bad execution. It's what happened with Bitshares, EOS, and most recently, Steem. A project can have good tech, but with poor marketing/PR, it won't be going anywhere. The key is to attract investors. Particularly, retail investors and VCs. At least, Peercoin is still trading across exchanges. It could've been worse, right? I've seen coins which are no longer listed on exchanges. Spreadcoin is one of them. Wishing all the best to old Shure Pg88 Wireless Microphone projects that are still "alive".