AlloyCoin (ALLOY)

• Main reasons for dead coin listing Scam or Other Issues
• started 2017, Ended 2018
• Social media ended 2019.
• Trading ticker (ALLOY).
• Unknown tokens total.
• Not available to trade on any exchanges.
• Was built on standalone blockchain.
• Website is down.
• The Founder/SEO is Vahid Eyorokon .

(alloycoin com 2017-2018)

Website up for now.

Volatility

Cryptocurrencies are governed by supply and demand, and are vulnerable to volatility in price should demand or supply ever change. Traditional cryptocurrencies lack a centralized agency like Alloy Reserve to maintain stable market prices and prevent price collapse. Because of this, it is not uncommon for prices to swing by as much as 30% in a matter of days. This volatility and instability in price makes both buyers and sellers hesitant to accept cryptocurrencies as payment making them unfit to use as currencies. AlloyCoin addresses this through Alloy Reserve which maintains a supply of assets to guarantee to buy back AlloyCoins when market prices fall or when the market is oversaturated with coins. Alloy Reserve will always buy back coins for a fair price.

Representation

Without a central agency, traditional cryptocurrencies are unable to advertise themselves outside of word-of-mouth. Because Alloy Reserve represents AlloyCoin as its central agency, we can market AlloyCoin on your behalf and bring AlloyCoin to the masses. This is a significant asset when over 70% of Americans don’t know about Bitcoin. Furthermore, should you have any questions or concerns, Alloy Reserve will be there to assist you and help resolve any issues that you might have. Alloy Reserve stands by our users and works to deliver a product that is stable, easy to use and a viable alternative to conventional currency.

AlloyCoin was founded in 2017, it is not trading on any exchanges. AlloyCoin was added to the dead coins list due to Scam or Other Issues. Founder/CEO is Vahid Eyorokon .