Can Tbc Live Long?

in #altcoin8 years ago

I found this article somewhere and i decided to bring it here to discuss.After reading it,i want you to contribute.

The Billion Coin (TBC) is a crypto currency like Bitcoin; but unlike Bitcoin, it is decentralized. It operates in its own structure and formula which depends on the total number of users for its growth and value. The value of TBC increases by 1-5% daily, meaning your investment in it appreciates by 1-5% daily. TBC is not in coinmarketcap because it is a decentralized, abundance-based crypto currency and not a centralized, market-based crypto currency.

Bitcoin and other open market altcoins attain market value through capital invested into it by trade or mining so that it can be quoted in public exchanges and logs. They are ranked in order of market capitalization. TBC uses 'anthropic' value instead of market value. That's why it's on no exchange and its price can function as desired.
Most of the open market coins are very unpopular because their inventors did not have a distinct purpose for them. They have to compete with bitcoin and each other. Coins like TBC are popular because they have something to accomplish. TBC's aim is to blow up and end poverty.

Many of the open market coins' prices are very unstable and out of control. They also become volatile when they rise high or fast. TBC has a controlled yet decentralized geometric growth rate varying 1-5% daily according to its hash speed until it reaches its ceiling(Ultimate price) where it won't fall.

Open market coins gain popularity once they are available for subscribed mining at factories like Genesis Mining. This does not give the coins meaning as they are soon traded for Bitcoin. Coins such TBC have meaning because their reason for existing will enable them build economies, aid development and take us to the desired future.

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