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what are some coins you like with mobile wallets, or mobile wallets in development?

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>>1815579
I've run the calculations. You need about 6 gorillion Ether.

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>>1644477
If you all are sick of memes consider $TLYS

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>>1514530
If you can sell it for 16k it is

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Business Noob here.

Lets say that I have an asset that generated a certain amount of revenue and that I bought it at a considerable cost.

Then lets say that a newer version of that asset came to the market and it generates even more revenue.

How would I go about measuring whether if I should go and purchase the new asset or whether if I should stick to the old asset for a few more years before investing in the new one.

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