/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10725437
>2008
>not understanding TA
and people wonder why there are poor people in the world, some people just want to repeat anything they read in some reddit thread

>it has a new architecture that gets us beyond blockchain tech's serious (maybe permanent) limitations
>has a serious team that's worked on peer to peer tech since before bitcoin was even created (so they can see and look past blockchain's limitations more objectively)
>ICO went smoothly and was structured to prevent whale games and chaos
>started with a low $20m market cap vs ridiculous $2bn plus valuation for "competitors" like Dfinity
>no whale domination (just look at the average contributions on etherscan)
>no presale or private sale so there wont be any market megadumps from groups who got big discounts. There'll be no Polychain or Andreesen Horowitz VC type dumpers here.
>alpha or beta that's already out there. This is not a whitepaper project with a roadmap that extends past 2050
>public crowdsale community has 75% of coins to team's 25% (below average team allocation these days) compared to Dfinity's ridiculous 50%+ to team and early discount buyers
>no marketing hype. No massive buzz or Telegram megaherd. STILL under the radar. Comms director says they deliberately avoided that and went for organic growth based on substance and merit. It worked.
>serious discussions with VC, consultants, business partners from the looks of an excellent video the director of comms put out
>first apps already developed (including a decentralized twitter)
>major backing from Mozilla top exec. Actually said this was the innovation Mozilla has been looking for from the crypto space
>code is open source. Team is transparent. Dfinity had yet to open code
>they already have user frielndly plug and play hardware to become a node/host on their network. This thing is already built!
>2 ETH *founding* investors in Ethereum commited $1 million (proof: etherscan links showing funds came from ETH genesis addresses are all over twitter now). Why would two founding Ethereum investors do that?

See you guys at 1 cent

>it has a new architecture that gets us beyond blockchain tech's serious (maybe permanent) limitations
>has a serious team that's worked on peer to peer tech since before bitcoin was even created (so they can see and look past blockchain's limitations more objectively)
>ICO went smoothly and was structured to prevent whale games and chaos
>started with a low $20m market cap vs ridiculous $2bn plus valuation for "competitors" like Dfinity
>no whale domination (just look at the average contributions on etherscan)
>no presale or private sale so there wont be any market megadumps from groups who got big discounts. There'll be no Polychain or Andreesen Horowitz VC type dumpers here.
>alpha or beta that's already out there. This is not a whitepaper project with a roadmap that extends past 2050
>public crowdsale community has 75% of coins to team's 25% (below average team allocation these days) compared to Dfinity's ridiculous 50%+ to team and early discount buyers
>no marketing hype. No massive buzz or Telegram megaherd. STILL under the radar. Comms director says they deliberately avoided that and went for organic growth based on substance and merit. It worked.
>serious discussions with VC, consultants, business partners from the looks of an excellent video the director of comms put out
>first apps already developed (including a decentralized twitter)
>major backing from Mozilla top exec. Actually said this was the innovation Mozilla has been looking for from the crypto space
>code is open source. Team is transparent. Dfinity had yet to open code
>they already have user frielndly plug and play hardware to become a node/host on their network. This thing is already built!
>2 ETH *founding* investors in Ethereum commited $1 million (proof: etherscan links showing funds came from ETH genesis addresses are all over twitter now). Why would two founding Ethereum investors do that?

See you guys at 1 cent