/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14627852
COSS.
Token holders get paid 50% of fees generated by trades on the exchange

>>12993636
>he doesn't use COSS the most regulated exchange on the planet

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>>9286774
>always do the opposite of what /biz/ says

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>>8826824
>The future is bright for coss...just wait a liiiiiittttttlllleeee longer kek

You say that like a fag but its unironically true. They finally hired a competent CTO who hired competent developers and they are overhauling the whole COSS engine shitshow.

I'm a software engineer, and I've heard her talk. She knows what she's doing with web development. I'm not the least bit worried about your FUD

>>8546267
You should read the OP.

COSS is an exchange than gives 50% of its trading fees from crypto-crypto and fiat-crypto to users who hold COSS token. Currently, it resides at $0.25.

KuCoin is the exact same concept, except using a lower exchange rate around 35% now I believe. It is priced at $2.86, but was maxed during hype above $20.00

COSS is about to release its FIAT options before march ends. This means a lot of volume, a lot a volume and a lot of hype. The coin will pump. I suggest /biz buy in now, if they like money.

>>7694373
Just the type for my jello pudding pop

> bought in at 2$
> feeling cosby'd. not very cmfy desu

what do anons? Should I hold out for the new engine or sell and put it into something that might go up?