/biz/ - Business & Finance

thank you anon for the motivation.

>>19818575
Nah man, I'm sitting comfy holding the real thing while your cheap copycat coin is bleeding out.

>>19677980
I was about 60-40 split among Link and HEX. Now it's around 5% Link and 95% HEX, cuz Link keeps crabbing and HEX keeps moonin.

Been thinking of maybe reallocating my stack back into Link but I don't know. Can it really do better than HEX?

>>19670922
So did I and look at me now. Made over 2000% and sitting comfy AF.

>>19668419
Buy Hex and stake for 5 years. But you'd get a lot more doing so.
If you wan't to turn 150k into just 1.5 million, buy Hex and hold for a year or so.
Buffet would approve of this message.

>>19638855
It's the perfect coin when you look into it, if your goal is for crypto to get adoption.
Made to be held, incentivizing long range thinking and deferral of gratification in a way where longer stakes get exponentially better.
A huge community full of good, intelligent people, that regularly make new content and develop new features.
Easily pitched to normies outside of crypto (passive income and gains on top of gains).
Huge potential for marketing. Logo is fucking fire and come on, it's called HEX. Longer. Bigger. Better. It practically sells itself
Absolutely based founder, who understands and is vocal about the aspects that make crypto great.
And on top of all that it went up more than a 100x since launch and it's 50% off currently, which is great if you're looking to get in.
It's truly an amazing project.

>>19610081
Dream on friend. Opportunity knocked. You should have listened.

35 hours to go until "the big event"
What will BTC do? Up? Down? Sideways?
Will you keep holding if it drops?
Will you let go before or after the dip?
Is BTC really good enough to go to 100k or is there something better that will take it's place?

>>18960660
There is a new guide site here:

https://hexguides.win/

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>>18934320
Based.
I went all in.

I don't quite understand why /biz/ can't wrap its mind around this token, because it's so fucking simple.

It's certificate of deposit and financial instrument. You can send it and receive it. Just like bitcoin, except there's an actual product: you can lock up your coins for some period of time (akin to a CD). People who don't lock their coins pay some fee in form of an inflation tax. People who lock up their coins pay less of a fee or even see a bit of an increase, depending on how long they lock up.

That's it.

How much is this worth? Simple: it could be worth as the CD market that it correlates with, and how much people use CD's.

HEX has a few thing going for it:
- The locking mechanism might help prevent panic dumping
- It's in the Ethereum ecosystem so it can automatically be used in all protocols that support ERC20
- It's grabs people's attention, if only because of its extravagant creator ("there is no such thing as bad publicity")
- Asia is still sleeping on it. Imagine if they ever FOMO on it.

Well, I finally made it. See you assholes later.

>>18873050
>>18873004
Now show me your bags if you dare

And grats for being early. We are going to make it.

>>18869347
>>18869388

cry more faggots

I love this coin because it keeps all low-intelligence people out at the beginning when prices are low. No one in this space seems to be able to read the specs and think for themselves. When it hits the top 15, then the secret will be out.

don't quite understand why /biz/ can't wrap its mind around this token, because it's so fucking simple.

It's certificate of deposit and financial instrument. You can send it and receive it. Just like bitcoin, except there's an actual product: you can lock up your coins for some period of time (akin to a CD). People who don't lock their coins pay some fee in form of an inflation tax. People who lock up their coins pay less of a fee or even see a bit of an increase, depending on how long they lock up.

That's it.

How much is this worth? Simple: it could be worth as the CD market that it correlates with, and how much people use CD's.

HEX has a few thing going for it:
- The locking mechanism might help prevent panic dumping
- It's in the Ethereum ecosystem so it can automatically be used in all protocols that support ERC20
- It's grabs people's attention, if only because of its extravagant creator ("there is no such thing as bad publicity")
- Asia is still sleeping on it. Imagine if they ever FOMO on

... is as pointless as anything else. Yet you stupid incels think fanboying Sergey or doing "research" about something will make you make it

Then something comes along that is literally DESIGNED to make it, and doesn't hide behind fancy words or fat burger eaters. and THAT is a scam?

lol

>>18812258
I don't quite understand why /biz/ can't wrap its mind around this token, because it's so fucking simple.

It's certificate of deposit and financial instrument. You can send it and receive it. Just like bitcoin, except there's an actual product: you can lock up your coins for some period of time (akin to a CD). People who don't lock their coins pay some fee in form of an inflation tax. People who lock up their coins pay less of a fee or even see a bit of an increase, depending on how long they lock up.

That's it.

How much is this worth? Simple: it could be worth as the CD market that it correlates with, and how much people use CD's.

HEX has a few thing going for it:
- The locking mechanism might help prevent panic dumping
- It's in the Ethereum ecosystem so it can automatically be used in all protocols that support ERC20
- It's grabs people's attention, if only because of its extravagant creator ("there is no such thing as bad publicity")
- Asia is still sleeping on it. Imagine if they ever FOMO on it.

All the retards saying scam are literally watching 2017 like gains from the sidelines while holding some old shitcoin bags of their own. I find that quite hillarious. HEX is what crypto is. Get used to it. At the end of the day no one cares about anything else but having an appreciating asset. Guess which coin has the mechanics to be an appreciating asset?

Hope you ladies didn't get too burned by the boomer market today.

I don't quite understand why /biz/ can't wrap its mind around this token, because it's so fucking simple.

It's certificate of deposit and financial instrument. You can send it and receive it. Just like bitcoin, except there's an actual product: you can lock up your coins for some period of time (akin to a CD). People who don't lock their coins pay some fee in form of an inflation tax. People who lock up their coins pay less of a fee or even see a bit of an increase, depending on how long they lock up.

That's it.

How much is this worth? Simple: it could be worth as the CD market that it correlates with, and how much people use CD's.

HEX has a few thing going for it:
- The locking mechanism might help prevent panic dumping
- It's in the Ethereum ecosystem so it can automatically be used in all protocols that support ERC20
- It's grabs people's attention, if only because of its extravagant creator ("there is no such thing as bad publicity")
- Asia is still sleeping on it. Imagine if they ever FOMO on it.