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>>20478191
Soon

The Michael Moore of upper middle class. Fuck this fraud.
Philosophy is ontology not sociology.

>>20052997
I hope everyone is strapped in for that HUGE PUMP

https://twitter.com/_PIVX/status/1262776038947356673

See you in court John, you will fucking lose

Ghosts will be $5 on the 25th and only upwards from there. This is your last chance to get on the ghost train.

FOMOS, Fudders, Pajeets and swingies will be shot on sight

>makes a full recovery
Okay so obvious that this was a coordinated dump. Is the recovery bullish for the support of GHOST?

I'm going to list all of my newfaggy questions about the ghost whitepaper here, and if any of you have the grace to answer one or two of them, it would be greatly appreciated.

>25% (13,750,000 GHOST) of the GHOST supply will be distributed to ESH token holders upon launch on May 25th. The exact amount that will be awarded to each token holder will be a percentage of their ESH holdings against the total ESH supply.
Is the overall supply for GHOST and ESH the same, or just the distributed 13,750,000? Is this just a long way of saying it will be a 1:1 ratio?

>GHOST coins will automatically be sent to the wallet addresses that are holding ESH tokens on May 25th. A global “snapshot”, a total count of all the wallets holding ESH will be taken before GHOST launch. It is highly recommended, a requirement to an extent, that your ESH tokens are held, and stored in a wallet fully under your control. If your ESH tokens are in a exchange it’s highly likely that you will not receive GHOST.
Just to be clear, I can't keep my ESH in IDEX other wise I'll not receive GHOST? Also, do we know where GHOST can be exchanged for ETH?

>To further go into detail about the notion of “staking”, it’s really just a matter of making computing resources available to the network. Depending on the delimited competition this staked computing power may or may not be selected to generate the latest block on the blockchain.
How does one claim their staking rewards? Does 'computing resources' literally mean your computer will have to be on and ready to be selected for block generation?

One last question; does anyone have predictions about what the market cap is expected to be? I've heard some pretty wild ideas so far so something closer to reality would be appreciated.