How do you explain a "dead coin"?

[Abiodun]

A dead coin is a project that does not have a well defined use case, and moreso valueless.

[WooDoo]

The death of coins occurs only when the information that the company was fraudulent and did not fulfill its obligations to investors.

[jackythebleu]

Dead coin is a coin which noone cares about

[alyanov]

If in my opinion the coin is dead is a coin that has no development, because it has not been left by the developer, its existence will still be in the market, so the coin rotates in the market without any clear and uncertain direction, and usually for so long, they will disappear by itself, because the exchange will delay the coin slowly.

[ZionRTZ]

A dead coin is one that has been left behind by the founders and developers and that the community has stopped supporting it. It is important to note that there are projects that has been abandoned by founders/developers but were taken cared of by the community, a good example of that is ember coin and I think even ebtc.

[stewardess]

I understand a dead coin as an asset that has ceased to be in demand in the market and the trading volume of which tends to 0.

[MVT$]

The project with no ongoing development and nobody is buying its coin or token. I think that is the simplest way to put it.

[owmivmen]

Yes, you are right. dead coins or tokens can be defined if the coin or token is left behind by the owner and developer. in addition, dead coins can also be called if there is no trading volume or no one is interested in the coin or token.

[1969]

For my own opinion a dead coin can be described as a shit coin, scam project or can be said that the founder doesn't have enough money or resources to continue the project. If it has no development and it's price goes to zero or near zero I'd consider it a "dead coin". And if it gets resurrected then it's a "zombie coin".

[babu10]

Finally dead coin is that coin which has no value in market. It means dev did not work behind its promotion and Maximum exchanger reject it for its valueless and EDT can be best example for that.

[Dukinos]

Now many coins can just go into this category, because they will recover after this correction is almost impossible.

[Marr]

Poor financial literacy and lack of diversification are the main reasons for the death of many projects that previously operated.

[arnishad]

Even though there's no amendment i'll actually keep within the crypto currency as a result of i do know crypto currency has tough one thing worse than currently, i'll not quit as a merchant within the crypto currency, if the value continues to fall then i'll say this can be the proper time still increase investment, as a result of disappointment won't continually continue, there'll be pleasure on balance disappointment happens

[CebuBitcoin]

There are various meaning or definition used to describe a dead coin by various crypto enthusiasts, and i have considered a coin/token dead if the token or coin has been abandoned by its founders, or coin/token was a scam, and/or its website is dead. How do you describe a dead coin? Share.

Even if the coins is abandoned it's doesn't mean that the is dead because there are coins that has still value even the founders abandoned it, the dead coin is that has no value in the market.

[MOProgress]

In my own view and understanding of a dead  coin, it is a coin that is abandoned by the #DevelopmentTeam  and it does not have investors backings also.