By The Numbers: How Many Altcoins Died In The Past 10 Years, Report Shows

By The Numbers: How Many Altcoins Died In The Past 10 Years, Report Shows
CoinGecko’s most recent report details the failure rate of cryptocurrencies in the last 10 years. Exhibiting the increasing number of “dead” altcoins over the years as projects deactivate, rebrand, lose trading activity, or are revealed to be scams. Related Reading: These Altcoins Are Showing Most Bullish & Bearish Divergences: Santiment An 11.01% Failure Rate For The Altcoin Sector The first half of the ten-year period that CoinGecko studied showed 1,546 dead cryptocurrencies, 11.01%% of the total amount. 2014 saw the death of 37 cryptocurrencies, 2015 had a lower number with only 27, and 2016 closed this period with 32 dead coins. The 2014-2016 period saw the death of 96 cryptocurrencies in three years, accounting for less than 1% of the total of altcoins that have died over the last decade, as seen in the chart below. During the 2017-2018 Bull run, Almost 1,500 of the launched projects have since shut down, as CoinGecko explained: In comparison, 1,450 projects launched during the 2017 – 2018 bull run have since shut down. This is on the back of over 3,000 cryptocurrencies listed, resulting in a similar failure rate of ~70%. An Increase In Failed Projects Over The ..

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