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6 days.

>>13956334

> decentralized stablecoin protocol being built on chainlink (one of the most interesting breadcrumbs from months ago if you remember), RSV is the stablecoin
> focused on solving real world issues like high inflation economies like Venezuela, they're also developing paypal-like crypto-fiat app
> only listed since yesterday on huobi, burgers can't trade without using a VPN
>team members are white, located in California, super well connected and professional, resumes include IBM, Google, Tesla, Harvard, OpenAI, top notch presentation.
> Seed investors include Peter Thiel (Paypal), Sam Altman (OpenAI, buttbuddy with Musk, early investor in Airbnb and Stripe), and Coinbase Ventures, lots of legit Silicon Valley VCs and high level connections (FUDers will tell you the seed investors will be the first to dump on you, but their tokens are locked until 2020)
> already been low-key shilled on Forbes, Bloomberg, Financial Times
> currently at 16m marketcap (Maker at 700m)

This isn't a pajeet call. This isn't a x2 pnd. This is an A+ pedigree project and sill under the radar. We all know tether isn't gonna last. We've been waiting for this one ever since we researched the link connection months ago. Some high IQ linkies are deep in this, some of us were also early Linkpool investors for what it's worth. Do whatever you want, but don't say we didn't warn you.

http://reserve.org
https://www.hbg.com/en-us/exchange/rsr_btc/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jydF88bwXco
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHbkgM-KPLY

Backed by Thiel and Coinbase, not even on CMC yet. Legit real world use case endorsed by billionaires, economists and globalists, top tier team, solidly positioned to be one of the leaders in its niche, CEO chatting on a panel with another Paypal founder at Davos and giving talks at Stanford and London Business School... and they're just getting started.

>>13845146
>>13845175
Absolute brainlets. RSV is the stablecoin, RSR is the coin used to stabilize.

Have you never heard of Maker and DAI? It's the same concept.