IMPORTANT KNOWLEDGE ABOUT CRYPTOCURRENCY 👇

☠️💀☠️***.....DEAD COINS....***☠️💀☠️

Dead coins in cryptocurrency: what they are and why they should be avoided

In the ever-changing world of cryptocurrency, not every coin stands the test of time. Some tokens lose their value, trust, and community support — they are called "dead coins."

So, what is a dead coin?

A dead coin (or token) is one that has lost the trust of investors, support from developers, or market relevance. These coins often experience massive price crashes, are abandoned by their teams, or even outright frauds. As a result, they become virtually worthless and are no longer considered viable investments.

Examples of dead or nearly dead coins include once-promoted projects like LUNA, FTT, AXS, DOT, OM, and many others. These tokens gained popularity at one point but failed to maintain sustainability due to poor management, scandals, or technical failures.

Why should you avoid investing in dead coins?

Loss of trust: when a coin loses trust, it rarely recovers. Exchanges often remove them.