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>>21949933
Oh yeah I forgot

>100k Ampl above .00006 BTC on KuCoin Books. And 50k orders were flying today.

>>21941193
The logo will age well.

>>21914151
>>21914003
Top kek. Same person replying?
finance.zacks.com/use-logarithmic-scale-stocks-8760.html

>>21913929
>multitude of forks

First they ignore you
then they laugh at you
then they fight you
>you are here, so close anon
then you win

>>21904715
It's just money, but not as scummy.

www.ampleforth.org/redbook/ampleforth_overview_of_synthetic_commodities/

>>21845931
I'm really impressed at the creativity on this one b. Really matches the ampl ingeniousness.

The Ser-Geyser!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO

I'm a double down on both cause its such a solid pun.

>>20855713
>>20852714
Naw, I’m actually poking fun at my own ignorance because I didn’t know much about the symbol or character. I’m an elastic supply brain mooching off the big ruffle-brains here.

It’s also just a fun thought puzzle. Especially the logo and name. Which, in my opinion, are captivating. The best in the space. Because it’s so thought provoking. That's why I want to ask you guys this stuff.


>how is Ampleforth in 1984 like Satoshi in 2009.


My interpretation is that it metaphorically describes the birth of the concepts and their alignment with economic and political values.


Ampleforth’s poetry was his life. He wouldn’t sacrifice his principals and payed the price. My unsubstantiated vision of satoshi is somewhat similar. He probably worked on a some big government/corporate project, realized the implications and bounced. I bet the same for the ample guys too, we could ask them, but reading their blog material is a good for me.

Now the Lambda. I don’t know shit about that coin, but if it hasn’t pumped in a while it will. At some point. It’s kinda the law.

Anyways…on to Spartan army. Again, I’m burger. I knew 300 and I knew Hodl. So I asked myself why the fuck is this their logo? (It’s so simple and ugly at first but then it grabs you and you just can’t look away…wtf, is that really a logo? No. Yes? No! Whatever, Ok. Then late one night some euro fuck said “It’s a Lambda you Burger!” and I realized my ignorance.) I end up down a hole reading about Alexander The Great ,coinage, debasement, wars and the division of the Roman Empire. It was all too familiar.

And for me, the Lambda is a cheeky reference to all this and more. Ample is designed to attract traders at first and bring the market cap up asap. But, the logo is saying that it’s not a traders coin in the end. It’s controlled by the plebs who Hodl. The traders support it’s value. The ultimate right.

>>20848998

>>20571187
>>u low iq dont understan
This is actually the state though. The amount of FUD from people who don't understand is sad really.
AMPL 1 USD EOY

>>20556847
>Free money is just a brainlet way of phrasing value dilution via supply expansion. Anon is right that if new wallets were not buying, and the market cap stopped growing, the rebase would have the desired effect of pulling AMPL closer to target price, so past a certain point it wouldn’t be a value add but a value dilution rather. Consider that as long as it stays trading at well above target price, those who hold receive a positive rebase. Essentially we are are being funnelled the value lost by day traders and anyone cashing out at a loss who keeps the price afloat in this range. So theoretically the MC could stay the same for two weeks and hodlers would continue to collect positive rebases, while trading keeps the price the same. At the end of the day it’s losing traders who supply the value of the rebase in that scenario.

>>20556310

>>20536367
>FED prints the money and gives it to the banks who give it to their friends and some small scraps trickle down to us


You guys have way more power that you will ever know.

You have power. This is your coin.


This looks like a traders coin, and it is at first. But look at the logo. The name. No doubt, best in crypto. Satoshi-esk.

>>20506746
Many thanks to the big brains out there sharing knowledge with us elastic supply brains.

Would you guys please answer some of my questions? I made this dank meme and everything.

>>20500457

Ample Questions

Ruffle my smooth brain please. Are most of these question inherent with all coins?


0. Ponzi? Isn’t Social Security a Ponzi Scheme in the same manner but with different control mechanisms?

1. Trust? If phase 1 depends solely on profit-seeking actors in the marketplace to reach equilibrium then who are we trusting with this system? Traders? Holders? Could nefarious profit seeking hurt the protocol or users? Like the big short, only nerdier?

2. Possible attack vectors? For example, what if a nefarious entity (government, competitor) cornered the market?
Theoretically they could pump it, crash it, suppress it, then take control. Is this just an inherent risk with every coin?

3. Couldn’t Bitcoin be infinite by moving a decimal down a few zeros? I understand BTC is slow, bulky, and not a unit of account, but couldn’t this tech just be adapted others?

4. Could exchanges start charting correctly and disrupt the distinct volatility fingerprint?

5. The goal is to decouple from Bitcoin's price pattern. But don’t the early stages dependent on human emotion? The protocol depended on profit-seeking actors who are fulled by fear and greed and trust?

6. 𝚲 “It’s a Lambda you Burger!” What symbolisms/metaphors are invoked by using the shield pattern of the Spartan army and naming it Ampleforth?