/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7107618
Very likely this.
Alpha-Version is around the corner and the release will set off another "pump" like movement only the "dump" will be missing this time.
They are a solid team, actively responding to questions and pretty much know what they're doing.

Honestly I'm grateful for such a good incentive for people to seed. I'm currently in uni and need a shit ton of books, most of which I can't get my hands on anymore in any other way than through torrenting. However, no seeders means that I'm not going to get my book.
This is a real gem and even if you're not going to buy the coins now, keep an eye on the project anyway. It's going to be huge.

>>6793082
Well except for the irregular movements that happened to literally every other coin as well, it's been going pretty stable so far.
If you don't want to buy, sure no problem, but spreading FUD about it isn't going to help your cause either.

Roadmap so far looks promising:
Q1 2018—Alpha release
Q2 2018—Beta release
Q3 2018—Full Desktop version release
Q4 2018—Open-source community contributions, potential for Android/iOS application feasibility
Much better than having to wait until 2025 for something to happen.

UFR is back at an surpassing it's pre-dip value. It has been increasing in price for a while now.

If it were a simple PnD scheme by Pajeets, how come it wasn't done within a matter of days? Why did it recover almost immediately and much faster than actual Pajeet shitcoins after the dip? Why did it hold up so well during the dip compared to almost everything else? Why would PnDers hold on to something that has no intrinsic value to them?

Could it be because the underlying concept is promising enough that it will continue to rise no matter what, as all valuable assets are bound to regardless of manipulation?

Anyway it's back on track for $3 soon (2x or 3x depending on how long you wait to get in), I predict a week or two.

>>6632721
Honestly I would pay for someone to seed some of the reading material I need for Uni because those books are fucking expensive and if I can get them for cheap AND in digital format then that's a no-brainer. Same thing why BAT will prevail.

>>6624936
If they provide me with older/more obscure torrents which are not absolute potato quality?

Me and many other people. Providing old/obscure books is how Amazon prevailed over brick and mortar stores, and it is how UFR will stomp other services. It encourages you to seed niche torrents and make sure they aren't virus-infested shit. It removes the biggest two pains in torrenting.

And the best part is you get tokens by simply seeding. You're basically mining with your bandwidth instead of bricking your CPU/GPU and turning your house into a sweatlodge.

This could even be adopted as a monetization scheme for huge services like Popcorn Time (which runs on torrents) where popular movies like capeshit are free but obscure ones cost UFR tokens in a file-sharing model between seeders and the platform owners.

All the "hurrdurr shilling" stuff aside, how is this not an excellent idea? Seriously explain to me the issues with the fundamental idea of the token and if you make convincing arguments I'm willing to concede.

>>6583197
It's not only about hollywood, anon. Think about books you can no longer buy from anywhere. This is the shit I'm in for.

>>6526939
Like, the entire market has been in a downward trend lately. UFR is not excluded from that of course.
However, compared to many other coins UFR lost relatively few points and is still in an OK spot.
Short- to midterm we will see a good amount of recovery, once the entire market calms down.
No one is forcing you to go into it, but take it as a nice hint to consider for future orders.

Maybe you should invest in a real product that helps us internet users more than fucking vechain.
Get UFR and be paid for seeding your lolitentaclehentai.

>b-but it has no use case! Who would pay for downloads?
Say What? Assuming we're all anons and not Reddit refuse, have you never looked for a certain torrent only to find a dead one, one with potato quality, or nothing at all? That's what happens if you dont exclusively look for capeshit or the latest pop trash album.

UFR incentivizes people to share rare quality content. How do you think Amazon got big? By selling books you could just get down at Barnes & Noble at a lower price? No, by carrying rare, impossible to find books.

>I would never pay for a download
Nigga please you aren't paying since you'll be earning UFR sharing files yourself. The only people who need to pay are those with a capped bandwidth (undesirables such as Australians). Due to the high liquidity in the market once UFR spreads, it'll be attractive for adoption by merchants. Meanwhile you will be mining UFR not by bricking your CPU/GPU, but simply by seeding.

See how that works? Now come and join me on the moon, let's get away from this sea of red together.