Kirill_Melnik

I really believed Siacoin would reach $0.30. Then I sold at a loss.
I used to hold $SC . And I really thought that one day this coin would be worth 30 cents each.
Then I lost faith. I sold at a loss and moved the money into coins I thought had better prospects.
I say “thought” because switching to another coin doesn’t guarantee you’ll make back your losses. You can change the name in your portfolio and end up with the same result.
But I didn’t want to keep holding SC just because I once expected it to hit $0.30.
It’s strange, this attachment to a coin. At first, you choose it because you see potential. Then, without even noticing, you might start holding on simply because you hate to sell for less than you paid.
And that’s when it helps to ask yourself: if I had cash instead of this coin right now, would I buy it again?
If the answer is “no,” what exactly am I waiting for?
I don’t know whether selling SC will turn out to be the right decision in the long run. It could still rise and make me regret getting out. But I’ve lost my old conviction that it would reach $0.30.
Anyone here still holding Siacoin? What are you counting on—and why do you believe in it now?
$SC #SC

Game developers are afraid to put demos on Steam, worried they’ll be decompiled and stolen using Claude

Japanese indie publisher Alliance Arts pulled one of its upcoming games from Steam’s October festival at the last minute, fearing that malicious actors could use AI to copy the game’s gameplay and visuals.

“There’s a risk that knockoffs and clones could appear before our game does,” the company wrote.

Lucas Pope, creator of Papers, Please, also admitted that he’s uncomfortable talking about his new project, since AI—and the people who use it—will inevitably vacuum up its ideas.

It’s unclear how to promote new titles in this situation. Skeptics argue that if AI can copy a game down to the last detail in a couple of days, then it wasn’t a real game to begin with, just a soulless knockoff.

But in the indie development world, a single interesting mechanic or unique visual style can easily become a game’s main selling point, and demos and Steam festivals remain the primary way to promote them.

Hahaha
Really cool and affordable

🔥 ALT has come alive too — up around 22.6% in 24 hours!
As of October 20, CoinMarketCap showed a price of around $0.0105. 24-hour trading volume was about $65 million, with all coins in circulation valued at around $77 million. Trading is active.
Now the question is whether ALT can stay above one cent. After a jump like this, some are expecting more gains, while others are already selling and taking profits.
I haven’t found any recent confirmed news that would explain today’s rise.
And here’s an easy trap to fall into: “The coin costs just a cent — I’ll buy a lot.” But a low price per coin doesn’t necessarily mean it’s cheap: around 7.37 billion ALT are already in circulation.
💬 Who’s holding $ALT — has this rise put you in the green, or is your buy-in price still a long way off?
#ALT #AltLayer #альткоины

🔥 GNS is climbing again — up more than 33% in 24 hours!
According to Binance, at 14:03 Kyiv time, the price was around $0.53, and over the past 24 hours it had nearly reached $0.57. Now the question is: can it climb higher, or will people start selling and taking profits after such a surge?
I haven’t found any recent news that would explain this jump. So I won’t claim that “the whales know something.”
When a coin rises this much, it’s tempting to buy before it’s too late. But these are exactly the moments when it’s easy to buy at a high price — and then end up waiting for another rally.
💬 Who’s holding $GNS ? Are you expecting it to keep climbing, or have you already taken some profits?
#GNS #альткоины
$GNS