/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9405459

Cheers lad. Here are a few links to get started:

General intro:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zUu3vQ6IhU

The Grid intro:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQM10JeZYys

Whitepaper:

http://colossusxt.io/whitepaper/

Pic related is their roadmap.

>>9338896

It's an excellent privacy coin, being a Proof-of-stake fork from Pivx. On top of that privacy architecture, they are building a peer-to-peer supercomputer that lets you rent our idle cycles (computing power) and storage anonymous via their upcomming marketplace.

it's an entire market being untapped, and colx seized it. See it as some sort of monero, siacoin, golem combination.

watch both videos and decide for yourself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zUu3vQ6IhU

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQM10JeZYys

>>9309924

It's not just a decent privacy coin (being a fork from PivX), it's also developing the "Grid". It's basically an anonymous cloud storage system and a supercomputer that lets you rent out computing power anonymously. See it as some sort of combination of Verge, Golem and Siacoin. These services can be bought or sold on the marketplace they are also developing.

Out of all the coins on the market, i consider Colx to be one of the best investments one can make at the moment. Bro, i'm not even shilling here. Just facts.

Watch this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zUu3vQ6IhU

and this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQM10JeZYys

and look at pic related. At these prices, you are getting them at minimal risk vs. maximum reward. It also has one of the most professional and active teams behind it in the entire cryptosphere.

>>9265983

One should look at the charts, the tech and the team when investing in a project. From that perspective alone, colx is well worth the investment.

If the rumors are true, consider it a nice extra. never let it influence your decisions tho.

>>9265193

Not to mention that they are striding into a market that remained untapped until now; the grid they are developing can be seen as some sort of monero/siacoin combination that lets you rent out computing power anonymously via their upcomming marketplace.

With this coin still being at around 0.002 cents, could be a potential x100 candidate. I mean, take a look at pic related and see how much stuff is still on the horizon... it's a good time to buy imho.

>>9255047

also, roadmap for 2018, pic related.

>>9247713

>4 huge partnerships within 2 weeks.
>3 new exchange listings within 1 week
>Completed 2 succesfull community fundraisers within 3 weeks.
>Rolled out an nice as fuck android wallet
>Devs visited International London Crypto Show
>Zerocoin protocol implementation on schedule
>Developing a "grid" supercomputer

yeah... such a dead coin. Stay poor bro. 0.20 cents before next summer.

>>9235884

damn bro, so i wasnt the only one who noticed. They don't even realize they're hurting their own fucking project, eca, by being such obvious assholes.

Meanwhile, Colx will go for the moon so. While they will be posting wojaks.

>>9197684

Very interesting project for sure. Apart from being a solid privacycoin they are also developing their "grid", which lets people rent computing power anonymously. It's a market that currently remains rather untapped.

Lots of partnerships and listings confirmed this week alone and the team is just fucking awesome... total transparancy, lots of updates, hard work, no bullshit.

And yes, i do own 650K. My most conservative estimate would be somewhere around 0,10 cents before summer of '19.

Most of the FUD comes from ECA faggots who see this coin as some form of competition... the football team bs is getting quite old allready.

>>9170279

no, i mean like... buy low sell high. I mean like getting them before they're hot. I mean like making more then $100K as i did with verge when i bought it for 7 sats and sold for .20c.

But wait, we're on /biz/... buy high, sell low... right lads?

>>9110118

You've researched shit, or you wouldn't be asking that question. They're not pretending to be the next bitcoin or anything like that. They are not trying to achive market dominance over other coins. No-nonsense realism is one of the defining factors of the team behind it.

Anyway, from an investing point of view:

>COLX has a much, much smaller supply then XLM.
>COLX is currently priced 0.0016 cents. As opposed to 0.30 cents per xlm. Making x100 gains for colx much easier compared to xlm.
>COLX still has a lot of implementations ahead of it. It has not even hit the major crypto exchanges yet.

As for technicalities;

Colx offers real privacy and anonymity
Colx offers staking, masternodes, shared masternodes, etc.
Colx is currently developing their grid

And no, i dont have a masternode. I currently own 645K colx, bought for less then 200 USD, which are now worth almost 1100 USD after just two weeks.

But alas, /biz/ will be /biz/,

>>9091572


>Pivx fork
>Proof of Stake (PoS 3.0)
>energy efficient
>SwiftTX Instant Transactions
>Private Instant Verified Transaction (PIVT)
>Both Full Masternodes as well as Shared Masternodes
>Zerocoin protocol implementation, TOR/I2P network and stealth adresses soon
>Colossus Grid project in development
>Excellent dev team, no drama, no nonsense. They get shit done.
>Very involved, passionate, community that gets everything crowdfunded within days
>Has allready become an actual commodity because of significant partnerships with Emporium, Flogmall and PolisPay.
>For a micro-transactional coin, has a relative low circulating supply with about 20% of coins locked in masternodes.

Anon, this thing has the potential of being 0,10 cents, fuck 0,20 cents even. It's so much better then Verge while only having half of its surculating supply.

>>9029386

sorry bros, wrong pic. This is the roadmap.