>>62364917Don't make me go down memory lane
>>62364934Apple logo on skateboard. That was peak 2017
And "Quantstamp verified". What happened to Quantstamp? These were so many scammers and mf who are roaming around without any consequences, after having made millions
>>62364917I got banned from bat and promisego reddits for asking basic questions, they dodged a bullet for me, thanks leddit!
>>62365195And i hope jager u nigger got burned hard
fuck this takes me back. think I even owned some of this turd at one point
im hijacking this thread to post cryptos of yesteryear.starting with new economy movement $xem
next we have lisk $liski think there were online games associated with it or something idk
>>62365731>>62365737https://medium.com/helloiconworld/blockchain-interoperability-alliance-icon-x-aion-x-wanchain-8aeaafb3ebdd
>>62365758>>62365737>>62365731Where are the criminals of these scams that ran away with millions?
neo $neo a layer one crypto for ethereum style gas token scamming. it went nowhere.
waves $wavesit had a dex to allow direct token swaps. funded on kickstarter.
>>62365761they rode off into the sunset with their winnings, leaving everyone else with heavy bags of dogshit.truly the american dream.
steem$steemit allowed users to post and curate content on some social media or video hosting site.
reddcoin$rdda proof of stake coin for allowing p2p payment or something. it consistently hovered around 1 sat but would occasionally go up a tiny bit and then immediately dump back to 1 sat. very hard to lose money on something thats always worthless.
its funny to me that the coins in this thread are the coins that geriatric crypto niggers on twitter reminisce about.
ark$arkit was a layer 1 for dapps or something
let me apologize for any inconsistencies or misrepresentation of the purpose of any of these shitcoins. i never really paid attention to them when they were actively being worked on so my explanations of what they did may be completely off base.the only thing i know for certain about any of them is they're all trash.i just want to take a trip back in time when the crypto market was full of vim and vigor.it makes me feel young again.
library coin$lbryit was designed to allow censorship free publishing of media like a decentralized youtube.it remember they got sued by the sec for illegal security offerings, lost, and were shut down.
2017 is peak nostaligia, i could masturbate to this thread
stratis$strat or $straxit had pretty slick marketing buzzwords about making business optimized apps.
bitbean$bitbi just remember the cute mascot and how heavily it was shilled on /biz/ in 2017
bytecoin$bcni think it was a privacy coin like monero or zcash
I remember in early 2018 when shit was getting really hairy I decided to batten down the hatches and pare down my holdings to just a handful of "rock solid" alts to weather the bear market with. I think the list I settled on was XLM, REQ, OMG, VET, RLC, QSP, and LINK. That was my 2018 retarded idea of a blue chip portfolio. Those were different times, innocent times.
nxt$nxtit was the first proof of stake coin
siacoin$siait was for decentralized cloud storage
factom$fctit was for data storage and recordkeeping
well that may be the last one i post because the niggerfaggot 4chan system thinks im spam.fuck this shithole.
>>62364917I want to go back
>>62365853Too bad, I was enjoying your thread.
>>62365803LBRY is extremely based and served an incredibly integral role in crypto's legal legitimacy. Torres cited the decision to qualify secondary sales of XRP as non-securities, John Deaton, the lawyer who filed an amicus brief on behalf of holders having represented in the LBRY case also also. What was done to the organization was a crime against decency but they fought the good fight and won a major MAJOR win for the whole broad technology which Helped Ripple win the war for it.
>>62365803>>62365841>>62365808I traded these.>>62365821To be fair XLM (and XRP) never stopped with the scampumps though.
syscoin
>>62366090i reset my router. now i can post the logo and the name, but any ticker or description seems to get flagged as spam.oh well, ill keep trying
firstbloodthis was for esports. you could use it on pubg, and that mobile call of duty game
wingsit was a dao from 2017 that allowed users to predict the success of other crypto projects
You now remember the vergen girl in a Just'd world.
ardorit was a layer one designed for its own layer 2 shitcoins
>>62364917i owned this. of course i didnt sell when it was peakedi still have 1100 OMG
bitconnectit allowed users to trade bitcoin for bitconnect coins and collect a 10% return. it turned out to be a ponzi scheme where users were given back portions of the bitconnect coins they bought and invested.it collapsed in 2018.
digixdaoit was intended for the tokenization of real world assets
dashit's still around as a shuffling zombieit was a dao forked from bitcoin with low transaction fees
iotadesigned for microtransactions for the internet of things and dappsi still have no idea what the internet of things actually means
digibyteit was designed to be faster and cheaper than bitcoin for p2p transactions link stole their digimarine meme which was way funnier when digibyte did it
bitshares it had a dex for trading stablecoins and other tokenized assets
pivxit was an open source crypto for anonymous transactions
for those who are wondering, I'm just going trough the coinmarketcap top 100 from june 2017. the top 3 back then were still btc, eth, and xrp but the rest of them looked a lot different.the market back then was full of so much promise. now there's nothing but broken dreams and cynicism.
bancorall i remember about this one is the meme of the jewish lady escaping on a lifeboat to israel while the crypto titanic sunk in the background
radiumit was for file signing and identity verification
>>623649172018 rock year
komodoa fork of bitcoinno idea what it was for
decredno clue
>>62366687one of the OG proof of stake coins
aragonit was for smartcontracts on ethereum to manage daos>>62366692thanks. feel free to add explanations for any of the other shitcoins I've posted, or to post other shitcoins i haven't.
qtumit combined something about the utxo from bitcoin along with evm for smartcontracts
>>62366566Digibyte will have a glorious comeback.
>>62366708I'm trying hard to remember one coin in particular but I can't even think of the details, I can only vaguely remember the logo
>>62366722Send us a drawing.
kyberit had a dex aggregator to trade assets and find the best prices
>>62366726it was greenish like a team badge or something, you needed to have 10K coins to own a nodeI think it was like a DEX, for trading shitcoins
>every shitcoin logo ITT represents a group of bizraelis raped and murderedI miss the old days
gasi should have posted this just after neo but i forgot it existed. i think you got gas as a reward if you held neo
hypercashit was for moving value across blockchains
>>62364917They hired a schizo to write the code.He submitted commits every day, that went over everybody’s head.But it just tied the networks shoe laces together.He had a nervous breakdown and checked into the loony bin, after writing a long Reddit post about how PoS will never work.
augura prediction market and oracle to allow users to bet on real world events
golemallowed users to trade and rent compute from each otherdefinitely no red flags or anything shady about this name
skycoindecentralized internet, the owner was a real nut
metali think it was an eth layer 2 with a dao to help eth scale
decentralized computing
>>62366631I’ve owned so many of these failed shitcoins but this one rekt me the hardest when they fucked everyone with their Bancor 3 release. Set me back several years. The meme of the Jew bitch leaving the sinking ship was incredibly accurate
>>62366719>QTUMFuck my chud nigger life.
decentralandit was like the metaverse or secondlife but used a crypto token
>>62366794i got fucked hard with lisk and ark in 2017 pretty much back to back
an honorable mention for cryptoland and their mascot, connie.although they never had their own coin, the entire idea is worth touching on.it was supposed to be a crypto powered libertarian island near fiji. it never materialized after the sale of the island fell through but the youtube videos that are still up are hilarious.https://youtu.be/ZFoAF6lY6iI?
>>62366860>connie
eosfor web3 dapps with zero fee transactions.
>>62364917Seriously how could it have failed when it has quantstamp verification
>>62366726FOUND ITpayfair
>>62366764>>62366758Both are examples of having the right idea too early.
now post aviator
Navcoinbitcoin with privacy
>>62366708I think somebody disbanded it, because nobody was voting.
gamecreditsthis was for use as a currency in video games. it had its own metaverse project.
obyteyou could send and receive bytes through emails or text messages
bitcoin darkit was a privacy coin. i think it's been abandoned and got wrapped into komodo.
>>62367696aka ByteballI was interested in this one back then
funfairit was for online gaming and gambling
blocknetit was for connecting different blockchains together allowing them to be traded.
saltallowed users to borrow cash using their crypto as collateral
>>62364917Dear lord I miss it.. Such fun times, I don't think life has been as exciting since.
>>62367764basically defi before defi
WALTONGANG WALTONGANG WALTONGANG WALTONGANGMY WALTIES STAY SALTIE LIKE, FOREVER MANG
maidsafecoinfor data storage. allowed users to have control over personal information.
>>62367785walton was endorsed by hillary at one point weird to think about
tenxthere was a debit card that allowed you to spend your crypto for real purchases
>>62367794i always wondered if waltoncoin was tied into the walton family. walmart is based out of Arkansas and bill was governor there in the 80s.
monacothere was supposed to be a debit card tied to this that allowed you to spend moneyafter enough bad press they rebranded to crypto.com and continued to scam people. good for them.
Do one for JASMY: the Japanese bitcoin
>>62367897jasmy: the japanese bitcoin (not really)instead of letting businesses buy and sell your data, jasmy would let users sell their data in exchange for jasmy, which is completely worthless.
Kekked Got a couple more scams here:Alchemy PayVARACardano
vechainstarted as an erc20 but came out with their own chain. it was for tracking goods along supply chains.
sold this shit before it went under
Whats the tranny coin that was a blue circle formed by 3 lines/arrows? It was hard shilled here back in 2018-2021 along with Kadena and other dogshit. I keep thinking it was called Stellar but its not XLM. It never reached $1b, maybe not even 100m
>>62367956>sell me this ven
Why can’t any of these tokens just pivot their whole business model into something that can earn money and change the tokenomics around until something works. This is why crapto sucks
>>62367954cardanofounded by charles hoskinson, who wishes he was david schwartz, and at 38 he looks older than my dad.supposedly, he stole millions of untouched ico coins from dormant wallets and is currently trying to slip away from his own project before it completely implodes.
alchemy payi know nothing about this one, but it sounds like a dex designed to buy and sell cryptos and government issued currencies.
>>62367990WHERE ARE THE DAPPS, CHARLES?!
>>62368011I'm fairly new to crypto and I've loved your thread, thank you. I will never hold an altcoin ever again.
>the samsung pump
>>62368020This is why people moved to memecoins, because time and time again it's been proven that altcoins are completely worthless and offer nothing but word salad and hogwash mingled with technical jargon that means nothing. With a memecoin at least you know whatever shitter you're buying is worthless there's no hiding that fact.
>>62367990Charles never fooled me, he always seemed like a clumsy guy that was in way over his head
varadesigned for web 3 (read: scam) apps and dapps. currently priced at half of a thousandth of a penny.
>>62368075Way over his head with thoughts of penis (he’s a faggot)
>>62365771it had potential
>>62366322terrible name
>>62366680One anon was all in on this 2020 I think he got rekt. COL anons stil out there?>>62366835mana was shilled on bizm from 10 cents and it ended up at $3.True biz OGs will remember pic related
>>62365771Well we have the true Neo today. It's Sol.
I love this thread, I love you /biz/
>>62368362bountycoin?
>>62368404Yep. My first 6 fig rd trip back to dust.
>turtlecoinfuck you
Shipchain, IOTA. Good times
populous it used blockchain tech to sell accounts receivable to buyers in exchange for cash
>>62368478that reminds me
ah this thread brings back good memories.
bytomit used smart contracts with tokenized assets and other cryptos
Potcoincannabis cryptocurrency created in 2014. its basically the same price now as it was back then
this was shilled a lot in here
>>62367966That Canadian matt fag .
QRD on Cunnycoin?
>>62364917nano - I lost 40k on that scambrave - worthless token but actually delivered a good browseruni - sold it all before it crashed into irrelevancyarbitrumdeepbrain chainThere's also a token that sells virtual real estate in vrchat or something. It was the dumbest shit I've ever heard of.
>>62364917here
>>62364917>>62364955
>62364917
>>62368492This was a goldmine for memes though
>>62366680Komodo was one of the OG "Chainlink killers"
>>62369000golden
Gosh I have so many memories looking at all these shitcoins. 2017 was truly a magical year and newfags don't know how shitcoins usually pumped +400% in a week because they changed their logo.
>>62366566We are still not selling
>>62369354>shitcoins usually pumped because they changed their logoThat happened with Toncoin like two weeks ago
fuck this thread, seriously
I'll add a classic missing,Tezos (XTZ)Wasn't it a first POS coin allowing to stake, french company origin (though US founders) and also one of the biggest IPO in history raping everyone and achieving nothing at all?
>>62369794Never!
>>62370116Tezos is still going though, most of what we're posting here is dead and buried
>>62364917Greatest thing about this thread is several of these tokens had something like a MVP but no market to sell too since competition or lack of interest made them irrelevant.Isn't it odd the few survivors are either proven time tested scams, like MCO and XRP, or winners by default like BTC, ETH and Chainlink.
>>62370204Any minute now
The first notable 'monero but better' coin
>>62365794Deluded Arkies
VeritaseumYet another token for p2p funding and asset tokenization. The founder ended up getting charged with fraud by the sec
Iconomi It let users track and copy successful trading strategies
>>62369000Oh the Memories.
