Hey, guys, today we have to take a look at the so-called magical advantage of Atomic Coin. It even boasts that compared with Bitcoin, its biggest highlight is "decentralization"! This "decentralization" sounds very grand, as if a fair "democratic revolution" was carried out in the world of virtual currency, which means that the production of virtual currency cannot be controlled or manipulated by any person or organization at will, but must be free and everyone participates in such a state.
But has this atomic coin really achieved 'decentralization'? Let's take a good look at this chaos! Look, it has already 'given away' several hundred billion atomic coins. Be careful, when they say 'given', most of it is actually sold in various ways, like those vendors selling trinkets on the street. But where did these several hundred billion atomic coins come from? Did they magically appear from some mysterious pocket? You can just conjure as many as you want. It claims to be limited to 100 billion atomic coins, but now if we estimate, the number produced has probably already exceeded 60 billion. Moreover, at least five-sixths of these are derived from Atomic Love Company itself. Where is there a trace of 'decentralization'? It's like a play where Atomic Love Company is the playwright, director, and even the lead actor. How many coins are produced, to whom the coins are distributed, how many coins, and how much 'computing power' is allocated, it all decides by itself. If this is considered currency, it would truly be a wonder of the world. I bet even the currency family would reject it!
Looking at this speed, roughly calculated, several hundred billion atomic coins have already been 'mined'. At this crazy 'mining' pace, within a year, won't all 100 billion coins be mined out? Moreover, these atomic coins are mostly firmly held in the hands of us Chinese, especially in Liao Wang's hands. This must make other international families feel so awkward and helpless. It seems this global 'wealth feast' has become a 'one-man show' for a few people. With such atomic coins, they still fantasize about going global and becoming some future world currency. Isn't that just daydreaming? It's simply absurd!
In fact, these atomic coins are not a serious virtual currency born under the protection of blockchain technology. They are just the 'play-dough' in the hands of Atomic Love Company's technicians, molded however they want. The relevant parameters can be changed at will, how many coins they want, they can create as many as they want, and they can make its price soar as high as they wish. Isn't this just a pile of baseless electronic numbers? It's like a castle in the air; no country is willing to endorse it, and there are no real assets to back it up. Isn't this the so-called 'air coin'? To say it is worthless is actually flattering it; it's purely a 'bubble illusion'!
Let's talk again about the 'mining' that members play on their phones. Oh my, it's really laughable and frustrating. What high-tech 'mining' is this? It's clearly just a super low-end online game. The technical content is probably on par with the 'Match-3' games we usually play. I mean, relying on your phone to easily mine so many atomic coins every day makes me especially curious. Liao Wang, why do you still need to launch an 'interstellar mining machine'? Is it because you think this 'mining' isn't easy enough and want everyone to mine faster and more? This line of thinking is really hard to understand. Oh, by the way, Liao Wang, could you be a bit generous and reveal your technical team? What remarkable achievements have they made in the blockchain field? Don't keep it a secret; otherwise, looking at this atomic coin mining machine on our phones, we can't help but feel it's just a reskinned 'Match-3' game. It's really childish!
In summary, the model of atomic coins is nothing but a complete farce! It uses the guise of selling products, just like a cunning fox disguised in sheep's clothing, attracting a group of clueless participants, tricking everyone into making unreliable investments by purchasing illegal and fake virtual electronic data. From the perspective of those organizers, they are using these worthless electronic numbers to cheat the real money in everyone's pockets, just like someone trying to trade a pile of waste paper for treasures. It's really unethical! Friends, you must open your eyes and not be deceived by the sweet words of atomic coins, or you might end up crying without tears!
