Heyy, I wanted to know where and how I can promote a new crypto in early access? For now I only have an explanatory page and I wanted to see what people think about the token and if they would join in the early access, but I don't know where to do that. P.S: I don't know how I got banned from Bitcointalk.org lol

>>60588384 (OP)
get a job nigger

>>60588384 (OP)
You would have to be louder than a trillion dollar ponzi scamming machine that lashes out in its death throes.
Try something that is not saturated and dying.

>>60588384 (OP)
What does she do? I imagine she has to pay influencers, marketing firms, encourage her business partners to talk about it. Come up with slogans, etc.

>>60588410
That's what I'm trying to do, trying to create something new and exploring a different concept, it's basically a stable currency independent of the dollar, using Bitcoin as collateral, kind of trying to overcome the limitations of current fiat currencies.

>>60588410
That's what I'm trying to do, trying to create something new and exploring a different concept, it's basically a stable currency independent of the dollar, using Bitcoin as collateral, kind of trying to overcome the limitations of current fiat currencies.

>>60588412
Yes, it is a good idea to do that as a large-scale promotion, however, I was thinking of starting small by promoting it in smaller places or forums to see how people react to the concept and if they are interested in it. The coin is basically made to replace fiat stablecoins, creating a stablecoin independent of the dollar backed by bitcoin.

>>60588479
The idea is not bad but you will face the worst closed-minded community possible: the BTC maxis. Be prepared because they are the worst assholes you can meet in the crypto world.

>>60588482
I understand haha I’ve been in crypto for a while myself, although I've been staying away from it for the past few years. I know it can be difficult to deal with them, but I think the project could appeal to some of them, as I want to expand Bitcoin's use into the fiat-dominated token world.

>>60588384 (OP)
>how I can promote a new crypto
saaaar?

>>60588482
>The idea is not bad but you will face the most BASED community possible: the BTC maxis.
>Be prepared because they do not fall for altcoin bags

>>60588384 (OP)
Make the crypto be so useful for mankind that Bloomberg invites you to an interview... BOOOOOM free promotion
No need to thank me for the advice, OP

>>60590425
lmaaao I appreciate the advice

>>60588453
I'm interested in learning how it works. You can dm it to me on reddit if you don't wanna post it publicly u/FlyingScotzman

1) Will it be pegged to the price of the dollar even though it's backed by BTC instead of fiat, if not, what value is it following to stay stable.

2) How is the pegged value enforced, is it like Oracles with normal stablecoins?

>>60593520
>How is the pegged value enforced, is it like Oracles with normal stablecoins?
Very good questions, yes, I can answer them publicly

1) The price of the stablecoin, in addition to being backed by Bitcoin, will follow a smoothing long-term moving average of the price of Bitcoin. This means that the stablecoin's reference value is the long-term trend of Bitcoin itself, which means that the price of the coin does not fluctuate along with Bitcoin, thus bringing stability to it, without leaving aside the appreciation.

2) And yes, the reference values are verified with the help of oracles like in other stablecoins, but the peg will be maintained by protocol mechanisms. The main difference is the reference price that our stablecoin will follow.

If you want, there is more information on the website https://bitstandard.pro/

You can also add me on reddit if you have any more questions or want to talk about something related to the protocol u/MeeTs2