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Also forgot:
>patented multi-DLT stablecoins and other goodies that can be found on the rebranded website
>https://quant.network/
Then there's also the new video in which Martin Hargreaves (ex-Vocalink, which will handle Mastercard's crypto payment integration) and co talk about the strength of the board, the connections, how fast they get things done, and how impactful they will be. Also Guy Dietrich (Rockefeller Capital), Neil Smit (Comcast), etc. Again: Imagine NOT going /all in/...

>"Samsung are the type of companies that we are speaking to to take our technology to their clients."
>"We had a good trip to South Korea, and met with the Samsung team at their office, after they met us in London earlier. Can't say any more than that under NDA."
>t. Gilbert Verdian
I think they're even working with Samsung on the government level. Not sure though. You can also join the "council of quamf" channel on TG and search for "Samsung" and read up on the project in general...

>>9994732
You see the smart guys know when to sell and buy on an annual basis, or you can hold for the long run

>>4732694
think about it, if you mine satoshis right now that at 10k, are worth a dollar at 100 Satoshis, at 100k, 100 Satoshis is 10 dollars. With the ordinary computer if you leave it running all day every month, on average people can mine around 50-70 dollars a month at current exchange value.

If bitcoin goes up, all your Satoshis that you've mined after those months are just worth that much more. In other words, the Satoshis you mine will increase in value over time, in addition to the value that you mine. I absolutely predict nothing but bitcoin going up in the long term, and mining is a long term play.