Value here would be any real (future or present) utility for the tokens. Real coins have "proven" scarcity and useful features for doing certain transactions (like money features)
You can always argue that other chains, in fact any chain, has its advantages. But BSV has stuff that no other chain has. Stable protocol, huge blocks, a sane vision to mention a few.
Or maybe I should be a bit more accurate. Many chains have a stable protocol because it is largely abandoned. I talk about real usage and stable protocol that likely can stay that way
I have always failed to see how any of these tokens show any real promise at all. Like ICOs, they seem to be "mostly scams".
You can always argue that other chains, in fact any chain, has its advantages. But BSV has stuff that no other chain has. Stable protocol, huge blocks, a sane vision to mention a few.
How about this: CSW is compromised by the elite for a divide and conquer strategy (BCH vs BSV). So he both says/does a lot of crazy stuff and makes the technologically best chain on purpose
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I have one, and then another book about math difficulties.
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I read a book that was supposed to be about plausible deniability. After having read it, I think it wasn't.
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And the Lord said unto john 'come forth and you will receive eternal life', but ohn came fifth, and won a toaster...
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Dude, it's a trick question, there's also what appears to be a mechanical dishwasher in the picture
Invent a "can't" bottle with 3 super big handles, set up a stand outside your house to sell your one item of the new product type that you just made with an old bottle and some glue
That is exactly what I am saying with my ironic voice. You nailed it
In the interest of good relations, I suppose I can stretch that far.
Now I suppose all we need to do is introduce a new product called a "can't" and we are good to go.
You seem to frame this issue in a way that is favorable to your claim, but I still think it is an oversimplification
