The entire process is automated and speedy. Making a hype coin, by contrast, is more like ordering a pizza online. You may have heard that Bitcoin, the granddaddy of crypto, is “mined” by power-gobbling supercomputers, a process that verges on the utterly incomprehensible. Many are minted in numbers rarely seen outside astronomy books - trillions, quadrillions - which dooms them to vanishingly tiny prices.įrom the outside, the hype coin party is a mystery. Few hype coins have any utility as currency. It’s hard to think of another financial craze in which so many people poured so much into entities with so little intrinsic value. To them, crypto is both a source of hope (in imminent riches) and fellowship (many coins have chats on Telegram, an encrypted messaging app, that can sound like faith-based support groups). Some are the same traders who have been leaping into stocks like GameStop and AMC Entertainment. The developers, on the other hand, can make tens of thousands of dollars, sometimes a lot more.ĭespite this track record, hype coins have become the investment of choice for millions of people, most of them men in their 30s, or younger, and convinced that the economy writ large is rigged against them. The vast majority of these tokens are worthless within a couple of weeks. Every day, dozens of them are created around the world by developers promising fortunes to would-be investors. Hype coins, as they’re known, sit squarely on the flashy, speculative end of the cryptocurrency business. Or space-bound and delicious, like AstroCake, which was described this way: “Created 5 minutes ago. Or headed for outer space, like Pluto Coin. His motto is: "Everything should be fun, friendly, and go smoothly.They have names that make them sound delicious, like Cookie Coin. Very in touch with his feminine side, he is both aware of and enjoys that aspect of himself. He is a happy-go-lucky sort, who lightens the mood of tense Crypter discussions with friendly trivialities. It appears that he is the oldest of the seven Crypters. ? 11900? Saṃsāra of Genesis and Terminus, Yuga KurukshetraĪn individual whose real name, birthplace, age, and just about everything else are a mystery. She keeps her distance even from the other Crypters, but in truth. Her quiet, bookwormish persona is her way of making it abundantly clear that she does not wish to get involved with anyone. She is taciturn and aloof, but not necessarily a bad person. Lostbelt No.3 The Crimson Beauty under the Moon 210? B.C. The Nation of Unified Human Intellect, Qin A female mage who was invited to Chaldea as a visiting scholar. Crypter: Kadoc Zemlupus CV: Kenji Akabane With the Princess of Ice by his side, he is the first foe to confront the Main Character in the Lostbelts. Accordingly, he was selected as a member of the A Team.
Though his talent for magecraft and lineage are unremarkable, his potential as a Master was ranked highly. 1570? Permafrost Empire, Anastasia A thin, silver-haired young man. Lostbelt No.6 The Moment a Planet Is BornĪfter the Incineration of Humanity, an unprecedented quest for the Holy Grail begins. Ancident Ocean of the Dreadnought Gods, Atlantis ? 11900? Saṃsāra of Genesis and Terminus, Yugakshetraġ2000? B.C. Lostbelt No.3 The Crimson Beauty under the MoonĢ10? B.C. The Eternal Icy Fire Century, Götterdämmerung Lostbelt No.2 The Good Fellow of Everlasting Flameġ000? B.C. Lostbelt No.1 The Grand Duchess of the Beast Nation
The incorrect choices and incorrect prosperities are history's losers.ĭead-end human histories that were deemed unnecessary and interrupted.discarded even from Parallel World Theory. Our present is determined by history's victors.choices made correctly leading to the proper prosperity in due course. As all living beings inevitably compete, history is replete with winners and losers.
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