Is B3Coin Just Another Doomed Illusion Coin?
Is B3Coin Just Another Doomed Illusion Coin?
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When I wrote my last article the price of Bitcore was hovering around $8. When I looked at the price today it is sitting just above $26.
It seems in the B3 Discord Chat that many people are realizing that the core developers behind Bitcore and Bitsend are the same developers of B3. Let's take a look at this current chart of Bitsend too.
As you can see both of these coins are in a uptrend, have a very low coin supply, and are running on SegWit. We have all heard about the scalability issues with Bitcoin but I just would like you to keep this in mind also.
Bitcoin Cash increased block size from one megabyte to eight megabytes, without incorporating SegWit. By the evening of 1 August 2017, BCH had the third highest market capitalization of any cryptocurrency (after BTC and Ethereum).
Okay. I just want to show a few more things about Bitcore here and I will just illustrate it to make it simple.
If you have a hard time seeing my illustration you can go here >> https://bitcore.cc/ << where you can scroll down and look for yourself.
Just a few highlights:
Bigger blocksize (SegWit)
Low coin supply
Faster transactions (SegWit)
Weekly airdrops
This information on Bitsend I just retrieved from the website https://bitsend.info/
Bitsend is Digital Cash You Can Spend Anywhere
Use Bitsend to make payments online or in-store using our secure open-source platform hosted by thousands of users around the world.
Bitsend P2P Network
At Bitsends’s core is a unique fully-incentivized peer-to-peer network based on Bitcoin Core 0.14. Miners are rewarded for securing the blockchain and masternodes are rewarded for validating, storing and serving the blockchain to users.
Masternodes represent a layer of network servers that work in highly secure clusters to provide a variety of decentralized services while eliminating the threat of low-cost network attacks.
The Growing Network
Thanks to incentivization, Bitsends’s network has grown to 330 masternodes since launch in 2016.
More nodes means more secure services, and more capacity for end-users to access Digital Cash from anywhere in the world, 24/7.
We are all hoping the cryptocurrency we choose to invest in will be the next Bitcoin. I am just pointing out a few things that might help you to make a relevant connection between Bitcore, Bitsend and B3. (After all, all 3 coins have the same developers). Then at the end of the day - You will be the one that decides if B3 which its name implies, somehow becomes part of the trilogy or is it just another run of the mill illusion coin stuck in the mire of oversupply forever?
Relevant links
https://bitcore.cc/
https://bitsend.info/
http://b3coin.net/
B3 Discord Community Chat
https://discordapp.com/invite/ARpuv79
Updated Wallet on Official Github for both Mac and Windows
https://github.com/B3-Coin/B3-CoinV2/releases/tag/v3.0.0.1
More info on B3 Wallet Setup and Community Pool
https://steemit.com/b3/@subze12o/b3-wallet-setup-and-community-pool
I think B3 is a horrible coin, but I do think a lot of people are going to make a lot of money.
I own a nice little chunk.
I've not looked at their other two coins, but having developers that have multiple projects going on is asking for trouble... They can't stay focus or devoted to tasks at hand.
I bought B3 because FaucetHub.io announced they were going to add the coin at the end of this month. I think that will give it a nice price hike and expose B3 to a TON of people.
We are thinking about adding B3 on FreeBitcoins.com too
Hi, BitCloud is another project linked to LimDev and the awesome group of coins
I hope B3 insiders will aggressive cull the too-many-billion coin circulation otherwise the coin is destined for failure and slow death. There should be an unwritten rule somewhere which states the maximum currency shouldn't exceed 10 billion. Think of it as kind of like a "speed limit sign" metaphor saving peoples' lives from wasting so much time and energy. I know you have masternodes / fundamental nodes designed to burn or lock up coins but it might be too little too late if there are half-a-trillion coins floating around.