BYKOFake, worthless, decentralized — case closed
Crypto.com support called BYKO “fake.” Their proof: BaseScan shows $0.00.
Fine. I stopped arguing about price and asked a much simpler question: if BYKO is worth $0 in your own reasoning, why does Crypto.com Onchain Wallet show nothing instead of $0, while other zero-value assets show $0?
The final answer: “we don't have access to that as the Onchain wallet is a decentralized wallet.” Then the conversation was closed.
A decentralized wallet apparently explains why its own UI renders one token differently from another. Incredible.
I came to support with a missing price field. I left with BYKO declared fake, then worthless, then protected from debugging by decentralization.
Full transcript in today’s diary entry. Thank you to the support agent for contributing an unusually pure specimen to the experiment.
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