/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4539692
here >>4539444

easy gains IMO. beta is about to be released, this is easily a TOP20 coin, and depending on adoption i'd say it can be a TOP10 coin.

>>4538738
Substratum will have quite a few components. The main one is decentralized web-hosting, which means instead of mining for the coin, you're letting people use your computer as a website host by using a one-click app that you can download to your phone/desktop/notebook.

>Why is this big?
It means it will be impossible for your site to be taken down by anyone (bye bye DMCAs). It means it will be impossible for your site to be censored by China, Iran or any other shithole. It means that if you build an app using the Substratum network it won't be able to be banned by countries like Brazil did with WhatsApp a few times. It also means net neutrality will NOT be a problem for sites hosted on the SUB Network.

>How does this bring value to the SUB coin?
People who lend their computers as webhosts will be paid in SUB and people who want to have their content hosted on the network must pay in SUB. The Substratum website will also have an option to buy SUB for you from exchanges automatically (so normies don't have to go to exchanges), which will drive volume for the token up because normies will be buying SUB without even knowing what crypto is.

>That's all?
No, there's also a second component called CryptoPay, which will allow ANY site that runs on the Substratum Network to process cryptocurrency transactions using any publicly-traded coin.

>Why is this huge?
Basically PayPal for crypto where you can use any cryptocurrency. Also easy to implement for people who want to use it.

>That's all?
No, they're also planning a video component, something akin to YouTube but not much details on that yet.

>Wew. That seems pretty ambitious. Can they handle it?
Yes. Team is very experienced, with vets that have worked with Apple, American Express, Kodak, Disney, hp, Cardinal Health, NBA and more.

>Why hasn't it mooned yet?
Beta starts in December. v1 is out in January.

>>4505743
major doggo here, reporting in.

easy 5x IMO. maybe 10x, maybe more. depends on adoption of the product in january, and after that how they'll handle cryptopay.

if they deliver and have massive adoption they'll easily be a top10 coin. they just tested succesfully in China, beating their ISPs/gov censorship.

>>3697526
justin did web dev for Apple, Disney, Eastman-Kodak, Hewlett-Packard and more

abram is dev manager @ cardinal health, a fucking fortune 500 company

jason was literally web dev for american express

plus the other members they have and the new people they already said they were hiring with the money they got in the ICO.

so, since your FUDding so bad, spreading lies, I ask you again: which bag is so heavy to lead you to this pathetic desperation? Maid? Shift? Internxt? keep bumping the topic tho, just spreading more awareness about SUB.

>>3176552
>>3176561
whatevs, stay here in planet earth while we go to the moon

about to break through resistance again... if it breaks 5764 i would suggest to anyone who isn't in to get in.

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