/biz/ - Business & Finance

Hear me out, I know this is a reddit coin, but it really is the only cryptocurrency that has come out in the past few years that really brings something new to the table. Can instant free transactions really be revolutionary? I don't see what the benefit is, except for being able to easily swipe a QR code and grab your coffee. Not exactly sure how we could monetize things like mouseclicks either, or anything that costs less than a penny. But I didn't really understand smart contracts at first either. One thing is for sure, if they go with the eco-friendly angle this video is, normies will eat it the fuck up. Especially if the transactions are free and instant. Thoughts? I want to hear real criticism, not just buzzwords.

https://beincrypto.com/nano-has-the-potential-to-gain-500-this-year/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JChBTohSHlM

>>17056342
As long as there are fees, the network cannot fully support a microtransactional economy. You are not thinking small enough if even a fraction of a penny must be spent. We are going to monetize mouseclicks son. The only way to do this, is with a free and instant cryptocurrency. And crypto isn't crypto unless it is decentralized. So that leaves only NANO.

Good thing I didn't listen to /biz/ saying NANO was dead at 70 cents.

Anyone else has a 10k suicide stack? Comfiest hold in the universe.

>here we go