/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24146014
>>24146143
None of them know and I sit here all smug and comfy dropping hints every post.

>>24006490
06:20
How much longer for the big announcement?

8

>>22375305

Buy high, sell low, or stake and make free money dumbass

Im sitting on my ass RIGHT NOW getting staking rewards on my 50k stack, why aren't you?

Fuck band

This is so /comfy/ anons.
I spend most of the time doing other stuff occasionally checking this thread and the price action.
Sometimes I venture out to the catalog and see the massive emotions and chaos.
Meanwhile I'm just in the Litgen feeling /comfy/

>>21190867
Yeah I slightly exaggerated my whale status sorry about that
I have however just transformed from suicide stack to make it club and it feels very nice.

>>21108417
Q. What if I'm selected to operate a node but my tokens are currently locked in LPS?
A. We appreciate you supporting the network while waiting for nodes to become available. If selected before your lockup period has expired, a solution will be provided to allow for the migration of tokens from LPS to a node.

>>21056019

That is ripe for the picking

>mfw 50k staked

Good to see litgens are back. Should have 50k by the time my stakes finish, very comfy. Was a rough few months price wise but I'm back above my entry now so that's nice.

This really is a sleeper hold, I think people aren't recognising how important the gdpr bit is.

>>20839840
Nice gains bro, welcome to the club
>>20839732
Thanks fren

>>20773626
Give yourself a name so I can see and laugh at you in a week. Have you not seen the growth in the past 14 days? We're up almost 90%.

Listen, I get the rage of buying at the top. I bought lit at 0.12, but these are very small price movements. The growth was suppressed by seed investors and the team selling. We're now entering another growth period and I don't see it stopping unless there's bad news about mainnet 2.0 (which I can almost guarantee there isn't). When mainnet 2.0 goes live and lit goes ballistic, then we will see the swarms of newfags. Lit threads are almost exclusively /lg/, no shitposting and shilling. If you look at the posts it's pretty easy to discern that we're just here to share memes, shoot the shit, and be smug.

>>18892659
Yeah but not 1 time on tv.
1 commercial for a whole month or so.

I'm comfy as fuck

>>18828263
Thank you for this info anon, I was already /comfy/ but there are no words for this level of comfiness.

That's it for me. I'm going to accumulate some more. It's funny how many of the people who FUD this are holding VIDT bags.

29. Are you capable of .....?

A: We can make grid congestion available to network to increase prices. Congestion based pricing.

>Why Lition Matters?

>Many people are confused by our strong tendency towards the Energy sector even though we are building a Blockchain infrastructure for various industries. Let‘s clarify this. Initially, we started as an Ethereum P2P application designed to target one specific industry (Energy) but eventually saw a gap and therefore an opportunity in the market. Hence, we decided to revise our original plan and transform into a massive blockchain infrastructure project.

>Before we decided to run this project, we already were a licensed energy supplier with real customers and real revenues in Germany. In April 2018 we successfully launched our blockchain-based P2P energy trading app to offer clean and cost-effective energy to 41 million German households. Making us the world’s first blockchain based P2P energy exchange available in a mass-market. Currently we are in possession of customers in over 27 cities, including Berlin, Hamburg and Munich. This solution was built on Ethereum and is going to be migrated on our mainnet once fully live.

>During succeeding in the expansion of market share, we came to two important realizations: 1) that Ethereum—and indeed most of the existing blockchains!—has serious limitations that make them less than ideal for sustainable utilization in many business contexts. They are far from “green” (a key principle for the self-respecting clean energy supplier) and are hardly scalable to millions of customers, but even more importantly they are not compliant with the various EU laws governing secure exchange of private data and the requirements concerning the deletion of data mandated by the EU GDPR regulation. 2) If we face these challenges, then all enterprises aiming to launch and scale business applications in distributed environments using blockchain technology equally face these challenges.

>>14766916
Soon...

I am so fucking certain we will moon within the next week.

VIDT boys are getting rekt haha

true, only 1000x from here on out

>Why Lition Matters?

>Many people are confused by our strong tendency towards the Energy sector even though we are building a Blockchain infrastructure for various industries. Let‘s clarify this. Initially, we started as an Ethereum P2P application designed to target one specific industry (Energy) but eventually saw a gap and therefore an opportunity in the market. Hence, we decided to revise our original plan and transform into a massive blockchain infrastructure project.

>Before we decided to run this project, we already were a licensed energy supplier with real customers and real revenues in Germany. In April 2018 we successfully launched our blockchain-based P2P energy trading app to offer clean and cost-effective energy to 41 million German households. Making us the world’s first blockchain based P2P energy exchange available in a mass-market. Currently we are in possession of customers in over 27 cities, including Berlin, Hamburg and Munich. This solution was built on Ethereum and is going to be migrated on our mainnet once fully live.

>During succeeding in the expansion of market share, we came to two important realizations: 1) that Ethereum—and indeed most of the existing blockchains!—has serious limitations that make them less than ideal for sustainable utilization in many business contexts. They are far from “green” (a key principle for the self-respecting clean energy supplier) and are hardly scalable to millions of customers, but even more importantly they are not compliant with the various EU laws governing secure exchange of private data and the requirements concerning the deletion of data mandated by the EU GDPR regulation. 2) If we face these challenges, then all enterprises aiming to launch and scale business applications in distributed environments using blockchain technology equally face these challenges.