What a fail indeed.

Every day or so I'm going to be listing in my Blog one of the Chit coins that I had high hopes for and invested in over the last few years, and which have since faded into oblivion. Let this be a warning to you all :P

Here's the first one:

GoldBlocks (GB)

Virtually no info at all left on the internet about this pile of crap - it's website is now simply a blank page with a 'buy this domain' label on it.

This was one of my first acquisitions when I was a novice investor and learning the crypto ropes.

I literally can not remember what the hell it was for or promised to do in it's white paper.

Coinmarketcap has the following limited data:

GoldBlocks Price $0.001634

USD GoldBlocks ROI   -65.42%

Market Rank #1995

Market Cap $25,431.36

USD 24 Hour Volume No Data

Circulating Supply 15,563,873

GB Total Supply 15,563,873

GB Max Supply No Data

This is from crypto.com

GoldBlocks (GB) is/was a cryptocurrency. Users are/were able to generate GB through the process of mining. GoldBlocks has a current supply of 15,563,873.358. The last known price of GoldBlocks is $0.000747 USD and is up 0% over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 1 active market(s) with $0 traded over the last 24 hours.

More information can be found at http://goldblocks.eu/

No it can't.

Every other site such as CoinGecko, WorldCoinIndex and any other you might try, has virtually zero info on it.

Go ahead have a look and see if you can find any.

The white paper will be in the Bahamas on a beach somewhere, with a spawny tealeaf (theif) drinking Mojitos with MY money :)

I vaguely remember something about it being a store of value which matched golds price but could be bought in tiny blocks.

A store of value is an asset that maintains its value without depreciating. Gold and other metals are good stores of value.

Goldblocks was not.

Even after what I thought was thorough research, I was taken in, taken for a ride and taken for my money.

Be careful out there :)