/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24641122
I like how you know that pre-2017-ers are cashies.
Almost like you're halfway there.
Doing great otherwise, tons of LINK on Aave, Tons of RSR waiting, tons of AVAX being staked, and gladly I sold my BCH in time lol.
BCH is a horrible asset to hold right now but it will outlive those I'm holding as moon missions.

>>13614647
>Redpill me on LTC
Here Goes:
LTC:
>copy+paste BTC, do no development whatsoever, only change consensus algo
>Greg Maxwell writes a GPU miner for LTC, shares with nobody, gets half the circulating supply for himself
>Scammer creator gets his bro to list it on coinbase, dumps at ath
>Biggest technological advancement is that they'll start copy+pasting code from GRIN as well as BTC, lmfao
BCH:
>The entire early bitcoin community left the infiltrated BTC for BCH
>This includes billionaires such as Roger and Jihan, as well as dozens of others who prefer their privacy. But they're all investing in the ecosystem
>The best scientists Bitcoin ever had stuck to BCH, actual scaling is happening
>Even tokens are now on BCH and the first few ones were moon missions (biz missed them)
>More merchants in East Asia accept BCH than BTC now, the trend will only become more and more pronounced
>Even got Schnorr signatures before BTC, lmfao
>Solid devs, no infinite inflation bugs like BTC retards
>Every shitcoiner is afraid of it, so they have to call its biggest holders scammers, but the biggest holders are actually the greatest selfless philanthropists of our time

Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Universa (thanks to shilling) will be adopted.
Some tokens do not require "adoption" in the coin sense of the word, they just share a company's success with token holders, so TaaS, Iconomi, Melon, Chainlink, etc. will also be valuable.
90% of it is trash though, so LTC, IOTA, Nano and other garbage will have to eventually drop to zero where it belongs.

Who else here at -50%? I just hit it. Still holding strong but starting to feel suicidal